I am still debating whether or not to even get a book now that I found this wonderful website and forum! (all my stupid questions have been answered so quickly and kindly :) ) But if I decide to, does anyone have any suggestions? I would like something that is easy to read for absolute beginner's, but not one that I will grow out of in a short time...
Any suggestions?
Kalishea
I tried a few & really liked the FastTrack Guitar Method Book 1
http://www.halleonard.com/featureResultsItemDetail.jsp?itemid=697282&order=0&featureCat=190001&li=yes&location=PVG&refer=null
No matter what you wind up getting, I'd suggest you try to get one that comes with a CD so you can hear what you're trying to play. It really helped me. I had a couple of books without CDs and was lost on any songs I didn't already know.
Best of luck!!!!
:wink: There is a web site called Guitar Secrets at http://www.guitarsecrets.com which has some free lessons and a CD that you can buy. I have the CD which is excellent also the free lessons are good cd has drum tracks and stuff on it so you can lead over a recording or just the oppisite and have drums playing along. Very good cd and web site I highly recommend it alot of info covered, They also recommend other guitar links and guitar noise is one of them. Check it out.
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I'm really enjoying Troy Stetina's TOTAL ROCK.
Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing. - Wernher Von Braun (1912-1977)
Yeah, Stetina has a great rep in music publishing. I also like a bunch of books from Alfred Publishing. Man, there are so many, Acoustic Guitar, Rock Guitar, Jazz Guitar, Blues Guitar. Each of those consists of three volumes, each of those with a CD. Great basic info and plenty of musical examples.
http://www.keith-moore.net
Jam tracks, stories and
giant, killer teddy bears.
