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Guitar Noise's managing editor and senior columnist, David Hodge, has completed the first of what is hopefully many books for musicians. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Playing Bass Guitar includes an original CD featuring examples and practice music for a wide range of styles - blues, rhythm and blues, country, hip-hop, rock, swing, jazz, Latin, reggae, and more. Whether you have just picked up the bass or are learning to improve your technique, this book provides a strong foundation in reading music, purchasing the right equipment, as well as proper care and maintenance of your bass.
David Hodge is on the faculty at the Berkshire Music School, where he teaches guitar and bass guitar. He also teaches at Berkshire Community College. A writer for Play Guitar! and Acoustic Guitar magazines, he is also the managing editor and senior columnist at www.GuitarNoise.com, one of the Internet's most popular and most highly regarded guitar instruction sites. People come from all over the country to attend his seminars.
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From This is London: One of the most comprehensive online guitar teaching pages, guitarnoise.com invites qualified tutors to submit their own pages. Anything but amateur, the contributors have put obvious time and energy into providing the best advice for everyone from the absolute beginner to somebody looking to start composing their own tunes. There's even advice on buying a new instrument.
By Tim Ingham, Metro, www.thisislondon.com, 2 February 2004
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