Big Book Of Backing Tracks

(Guitar). This book contains a collection of 200 chord progressions over which you can practice your latest and greatest licks, plus audio demos of every single one. The audio tracks range from approximately one minute (for the short progressions) to four minutes or more (for the full-length "song" progressions), and numerous styles, keys, and tempos are covered to make sure you're well-versed in practically every style. Rest assured, you'll get plenty of time to milk your melodies for all they're worth! Whether you're a rocker, a jazzer, a bluesman, or a bluegrasser, the Big Book of Backing Tracks has plenty for you.

Presented on a musical staff, includes key signature, chord symbols, Roman number harmonic analysis, strum pattern, primary and alternate scale options.

Upon completion of this book/CD set, you will understand the principle and techniques utilized in the creation of phrases and how to incorporate these concepts into your own harmonica performance. the companion CD contains jam tracks for incorporating new licks and ideas. Notation and harmonica tablature.View the Harmonica Masterclass Series outline

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DVD contains MP3 demos and backing tracks, and TNT2 software which allows users to isolate and loop parts, and change tempos and keys.

Blues Tracks is the most effective learning tool you will ever use. There are over 30 tunes that range from simple to complex, all in the style of seminal blues artists like Big Bill Broonzy, B.B. King, Robert Cray, Eric Clapton, and many others. Lead sheets include tips and scales, and the accompaniment audio tracks are long enough to let you stretch out and experiment as your chops develop. The scales shown in standard music notation, TAB, and guitar-neck diagrams. This book and MP3 CD is the perfect way for you to make the most out of your practice time and seriously advance your improvisational skills.

The 90s was the decade that saw Oasis and Blur feuding and Britney Spears hit it big. Canadians like Alanis Morissette, Bryan Adams and Shania Twain emerged into the international spotlight while Celine Dion sang as the Titanic sunk. Nirvana ushered in grunge and killed off hair-metal and Hip-hop continued to infiltrate the mainstream with Parental Advisory notices attached. Now you too can relive this decade with the Big Book Of 90s Songs (PVG). These beautiful arrangements present 29 of the biggest hits for Piano and Voice, with Guitar chord boxes and lyrics. Songlist: Alright [Supergrass] - Angels [Robbie Williams] - …Baby One More Time [Britney Spears] - Back For Good [Take That] - Barbie Girl [Aqua] - Beautiful Stranger [Madonna] - Common People [Pulp] - Don’t Speak [No Doubt] - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You [Bryan Adams] - Flying Without Wings [Westlife] - Goodbye [Spice Girls] - How Do I Live [LeAnn Rimes] - Ironic Alanis [Morissette] - Linger [The Cranberries] - Live Forever [Oasis] - Love Is All Around [Wet Wet Wet] - More Than Words [Extreme] - The Most Beautiful Girl In The World [Prince] - Never Ever [All Saints] - No Matter What [Boyzone] - Nothing Compares 2 U [Sinead O’Connor] - Old Red Eyes Is Back [The Beautiful South] - Popscene [Blur] - Runaway [The Corrs] - Show Me Heaven [Maria McKee] - Torn [Natalie Imbruglia] - Why Does It Always Rain On Me? [Travis] - Wild Wood [Paul Weller] - You’re Still The One [Shania Twain]

The 00s – the Naughties – as it became known, is still a close memory, yet it ushered in and out a variety of artists and genres worth remembering, from the bubble-gum pop of Katy Perry to the Indie revolution of The Libertines, the Nu-Metal craze of Linkin Park to the flamboyant rock of The Darkness, and the Singer-Songwriter stylings of Adele which still dominate today. While Kanye West exploded on the stage, Coldplay mumbled their way onto the airwaves; X-Factor stars came and went and Lady Gaga shocked everyone. Now you too can relive this decade with the Big Book Of 00s Songs (PVG). These beautiful arrangements present 27 of the biggest hits for Piano and Voice, with Guitar chord boxes and lyrics. Songlist: - A Thousand Miles [Carlton, Vanessa] - Bleeding Love [Lewis, Leona] - Broken Strings [James Morrison feat. Nelly Furtado] - Can’t Get You Out Of My Head [Minogue, Kylie] - Chasing Cars [Snow Patrol] - Chasing Pavements [Adele] - Complicated [Lavigne, Avril] - Crazy [Barkley, Gnarls] - Don't Know Why [Jones, Norah] - Get The Party Started [Pink] - Grace Kelly [Mika] - Here With Me [Dido] - Hey Ya! [OutKast] - I Kissed A Girl [Perry, Katy] - I Predict A Riot [Kaiser Chiefs] - Leave Right Now [Young, Will] - Patience [Take That] - Poker Face [Lady Gaga] - Price Tag [Jessie J] - Sex On Fire [Kings Of Leon] - Smile [Allen, Lily] - Somewhere Only We Know [Keane] - Standing In The Way Of Control [Gossip] - Suddenly I See [Tunstall, KT] - The Scientist [Coldplay] - Umbrella [Rihanna] - Viva La Vida [Coldplay]

The 1970s was a rich time for pop songs. It was dominated by ABBA, whose dress sense sometimes posed an obstacle for image-conscious music fans but whose music proved to be the real thing. Blondie brought some New York punk energy to a clutch of catchy numbers, Dylan gave us his anthemic ‘Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door’, Lennon released his even more anthemic ‘Imagine’, new kid Elvis Costello arrived with ‘Oliver’s Army’ while Carly Simon had a hit with her seductively cagey ‘You’re So Vain’. The Big Book Of 70s Songs (PVG) presents 26 hits from this exciting era, each carefully arranged for Piano and Voice, with Guitar chord boxes and full lyrics. Songlist: - (Don’t Fear) The Reaper [Blue Öyster Cult] - Airport [The Motors] - Baby, I Love Your Way [Peter Frampton] - Baker Street [Gerry Rafferty] - Don’t Stop [Fleetwood Mac] - Forever Autumn [Justin Hayward] - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road [Elton John] - How Deep Is Your Love [The Bee Gees] - Imagine [John Lennon] - Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door [Bob Dylan] - Life On Mars? [David Bowie] - Live And Let Die [Wings] - Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me) [Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel] - Mamma Mia [ABBA] - Moondance [Van Morrison] - No Woman, No Cry [Bob Marley & The Wailers] - Oliver’s Army [Elvis Costello & The Attractions] - Picture This [Blondie] - Say You Don’t Mind [Colin Blunstone] - Take It Easy [The Eagles] - The Joker [The Steve Miller Band] - This Town Ain’t Big Enough For Both Of Us [Sparks] - Up The Junction [Squeeze] - What’s Going On [Martin Gaye] - You’re My Best Friend [Queen] - You’re So Vain [Carly Simon]

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