HAL LEONARD

TOOTH & NAIL RECORDS PRESENTS THE BOOK OF ROCK. TABLATURE Artist: Various 13 hard-rockin' Contemporary Christian hits featuring authentic guitar transcriptions in notes and tab, plus a CD with the original recordings. Includes: A Boy Brushed Red - California - Chick Magnet -  January 1979 - Move To Bremerton - New Medicines - Paperthin Hymn - Rawkfist - Ready Fuels - Reinventing Your Exit - Studying Politics - Top Of The World - Walls. 120 pages. TOOTH & NAIL RECORDS PRESENTS THE BOOK OF ROCK. CD TABLATURE

Tooth & Nail Records Presents The Book of Rock
Series: Guitar Recorded Version
CD with original recordings
Softcover with CD - TAB
Artist: Various

Inventory #HL 00690850
ISBN: 9781423414162
UPC: 884088089580
Width: 9.0"
Length: 12.0"
120 pages

A Boy Brushed Red - UNDEROATH -
California - HAWK NELSON - 
Chick Magnet - MXPX
January 1979 - MEWITHOUTYOU
Move To Bremerton - MXPX
New Medicines - DEAD POETIC
Paperthin Hymn - ANBERLIN
Rawkfist - THOUSAND FOOT KRUTCH
Ready Fuels - ANBERLIN
Reinventing Your Exit - UNDEROATH
Studying Politics -  EMERY
Top Of The World - THE JULIANA THEORY
Walls - EMERY -

120 pages.

THE CAPO An Essential Resource for the Guitarist. 24 Pagine. capotasto CD

LIBRO CON CD E CAPOTASTO

The Capo

An Essential Resource for the Guitarist
Series: Guitar Educational
Format: Softcover with CD - TAB
Author: Randall Williams
Foreword by ADRIAN LEGG

Learn how to get the most out of your guitar with a capo! This cool pack has everything you need to get started, including a high-quality Kyser capo and a demo CD. The book will teach you how to find keys to fit your voice, play with other guitarists, and all the other basics, and introduce you to the world of partial capos. 24 pages.

Inventory #HL 00695964
ISBN: 9781423421375
UPC: 884088113377
Width: 9.0"
Length: 12.0"
24 pages

CONTENTS:

- Introduction
- About the Author
- A Word About Capo Placement and Intonation
- The Roadmap: What a Capo Does
- Changing Pitch
- Changing Voicing
- Capos and Chord Charts
- Listening for Capos
- Thinking in Numbers
- Demystifying Transposition
- Major Keys
- Minor Keys
- Partial Capos: A Whole New World
- Review Exercises

Conclusion
- Other Resources
- Answer Key
- CD Track List
Audio recorded by Peter Stevens at Freedlight Sanies, St. Louis

Get the MOST out of your Guitar with Capo!
- Finding key to fit your voice
- Playinq with other guitarists
- The world of partial CAPOs

FOREWORD

by Adrian Legg
Emotions live in more detail in different keys, and songs happen in different harmonic shapes.
A guitar is a small and frequently deficient platform on which we try to build sonic structures
that we hope will have emotional significance. A capo is a small step-stool on that platforma
leg up for a piece of music to help it into a new space where it can be emotionally effective
while developing its harmonic shape.
But perhaps we feel we should have to struggle to attain some kind of mortified purity? A
guitar without a capo is like a pew without a hassock. If you've got housemaid's knee, you
care more immediately about your knee hurting than God.
Depth of creative vision has never come to me when I've had a physical difficulty with which
to contend. It has come, though, after I've moved things around.

INTRODUCTION

"At one time, people probably thought frets were cheating, too." - David Wilcox

Abeginning guitarist goes from wanting to practice guitar to needing to practice once the
guitar becomes soul food. For many players, a capo is fundamental to that process.
Sure, a capo is just a little clamp that helps you change pitch easily. But that pitch change
can make a world of difference. The most obvious reason to change the pitch of a song is
so that you can sing along to it. So many people are sure they can't sing, when it's most
likely that they've been trying to sing along with a song that isn't in their vocal range.
Once you find your vocal range, suddenly it becomes fun to sing, and thus fun to play-the
guitar becomes a vehicle for expressing yourself vocally.
But there's much more to the capo than that. The basics of transposing and partial capo
work open up whole new worlds. This book makes it easy.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Randall Williams holds undergraduate and conservatory degrees in music. He's a classically trained baritone who specializes in teaching structure for the acoustic guitar through partial capo work and open tunings. More often than the classical stage, Randall can be found performing on the international singer-songwriter circuit promoting his four Cds. Listen to music and see teaching videos at Randall.
 

DUARTE CHRIS, AXPLORATION. DVD

Series: DVD
Artist: Chris Duarte

Emerging from the hotbed of Lonestar State blues in Austin, Texas, Chris Duarte has established himself as a major guitarist, singer, songwriter and bandleader. Duarte developed his monster Strat chops by studying the styles of fellow Texans Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Johnson, as well as guitar masters like Jimi Hendrix. In this DVD, Duarte draws on his considerable experience to provide valuable insights into his style and musicianship. Duarte explains: practice routines - improving your sense of time - working with scales - adding "color" to solos - chord rhythms and solos - adding tension and release to solos - using musical equipment to get your own sound - tips on jamming and gigs. 1 hour, 3 minutes.

BOWIE DAVID, BEST OF, The Definitive Collection for Guitar. TABLATURE

Series: Guitar Recorded Version TAB
Artist: David Bowie

Note-for-note transcriptions with tab for 13 top hits spanning the eclectic career of this innovative and influential artist. Includes:

1971 - Changes - Changesbowie - David Bowie
1990 - China Girl - Changesbowie - Iggy Pop, David Bowie  
1974 - Diamond Dogs - Changesbowie - David Bowie
1975 - Fame - Young Americans - John Lennon, David Bowie, Carlos Alomar 
1977 - Heroes - Changesbowie - David Bowie, Brian Eno
1977 - I'm Afraid Of Americans - Earthling - David Bowie, Brian Eno
1974 - Rebel, Rebel - Changesbowie - David Bowie
1969 - Space Oddity - Changesbowie - David Bowie
1976 - Station To Station - Station To Station - David Bowie
1972 - Suffragette City - Changesbowie - David Bowie
1975 - TVC 15 - Station To Station - David Bowie
1974 - Young Americans - Young Americans - David Bowie
1972 - Ziggy Stardust - Changesbowie - David Bowie

112 pages.

HOW THE FENDER BASS CHANGED THE WORLD. Jim Roberts.

How the Fender Bass Changed the World
Series: Book
Publisher: Backbeat Books
Format: Softcover
Author: Jim Roberts

This book by the founding editor and former publisher of Bass Player magazine not only celebrates the 50-year history of Fender's revolutionary Precision Bass, it also – for the first time – illuminates the full scope of its profound impact on music and society. Focusing on the bass' artistic influence, it details the technical milestones that gave the bass its musical power. This book also describes the impact of the bass in the hands of such visionaries as James Jamerson; cheers the innovations of rockers like Jack Bruce, Paul McCartney, John Entwistle and Sting; and honors the inspired work of such virtuosos as Jaco Pastorius. Loaded with black & white and 100 stunning color photos.

Inventory #HL 00330737
ISBN: 9780879306304
UPC: 073999307375
Publisher Code: 0879306300
Width: 8.5"
Length: 11.0"
208 pages

The initial inspiration for this book came when Nicky Orta and Matt Bonelli invited me to give a lecture at their 1993 Jazz Bass Conference in Miami, Florida. Not knowing what to talk about, I began to consider the largely unchronided history of the electric bass. The outline I developed for that lecture was later expanded in a series of Bass Player magazine columns published in 1998; they became the starting point for this book.
For the most part this is a book of analysis and opinion, not primary history, so I'm grateful to all of the writers whose hard work has contributed to my knowledge of musical instruments and the musicians who play them. They're all listed in Sources, but lowe special thanks to Chris Jisi, Richard R. Smith, Mikael Jansson, Allan Slutsky, and Tom Wheeler. Special thanks also to Christian Fabian, who contacted me with the story of Leo Fender's 1952 meeting with Lionel Hampton, and Dan Lakin of Lakland Basses,who heard me give a short talk about the electric bass at a trade-show event and said, "Hey, Jim, why don't you write a book?" And, of course, lowe a great deal to the staff of Bass Player, past and present, and to the folks at Backbeat Books, especially Matt Kelsey and Dorothy Cox. As a bass historian, I must acknowledge all of the help I have gotten from my colleague Tony Bacon. We've swapped information about the electric bass for years, and our ongoing dialogue has greatly enhanced my understanding of the development of the instrument. We've also had some memorable Italian dinners together in the unlikely locale of Frankfurt, Germany. Tony is unfailingly witty and gracious, and I am indebted to him in many ways. Many thanks to Tom Wheeler, Chris Jisi, and my wife, Susan Strahosky, for reading the manuscript and offering dozens of good suggestions for improving the material. I shudder to think what this book might have ...

Table of Contents
Foreword by Marcus Miller
Overture
Chapter 1: Long Before Leo
Chapter 2: Just Before Leo
Chapter 3: A Bass Is Born
Chapter 4: Butterflies & Basses
Chapter 5: Jail Break
Chapter 6: Ride the Wild Bass
Chapter 7: Carol & Joe
Chapter 8: St. James
Chapter 9: All You Need Is Bass
Chapter 10: The Big Boing
Chapter 11: S.F. Giants
Chapter 12: Jack It Up
Chapter 13: Thumbslingers
Chapter 14: The World's Greatest Bass Player
Chapter 15: Battleships & B Strings
Chapter 16: Dance, Dance, Dance
Chapter 17: Miles Ahead
Chapter 18: Forward Into the Past
Finale
Sources
Photo Credits
Index