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Pages: 48, Edition: Pap/Dskt, Paperback, Turbo Music

Release Date: 2004-09-06, Audio CD, Universal

Blues Modern Electric Blues Country Blues Classic Female Blues Soul-Blues

Pages: 56, Paperback, Hal Leonard Corporation

Release Date: 2007-08-07, Audio CD, Rpm-Retro

Release Date: 1997-11-25, Audio CD, Blues Bureau Int'l

Release Date: 2006-10-10, Audio CD, Epm Musique

The Signature Licks book/audio packs are especially formatted to give instruction on how to play a particular artist style by using the actual transcribed, "right from the record" licks! Designed for use by anyone from beginner right up to the experienced player who is looking to expand their insight. The books contain full performance notes and an overview of each artist or group's style with transcriptions in notes and tab. The audio accompaniment features playing tips and techniques, as well as...

Release Date: 2009-04-07, Audio CD, LRC Ltd.

Get in the groove with this set of blues, R&B, and rock backing tracks to play along with. Practice playing to the pocket and learn to improvise in your favorite style by jamming with the live backup band on the jam trax CD. Learn the techniques of the Professionals! The jam trax books provide suggested scales, chords, riffs, and progressions - in standard notation and tablature. With jam trax the band is always ready to jam - it's like carrying your band in your back pocket!

Blues Brothers-best Of The Blues Brothers Movie Plot Writer Tom Davis hosts a Blues Brothers retrospective that tells the whole truth about the legendary band's early days and righteous ways. The Blues Brothers were an unforgettable part of

Personnel includes: Gary Moore, Albert King, Albert Collins, B.B. King. Includes liner notes by Jorgen Holmstedt. A handy and generous...

Musical shorts, produced to merely fill out the film program, have in many cases acquired more value than the features they once supported. Filmed at the Paramount Studios in Astoria, Queens, these films offer unparalleled opportunities to see and hear great artists in action, and sometimes present surprisingly gutsy subject matter via truly innovative film technique.

A collection of the hits of 2010 in the blues and roots genre. An assortment of both local and international acts showcased and highlighted as the best in 2010.

A must for any contemporary blues guitarists. Contains 12 great "down home" blues solos, each inspired by an original blues guitar giant like Blind Lemon Jefferson on Robert Johnson. Each solo contain comments about the styles and trademark lick of the blues legends. In notation and tablature. Audio available online.

Release Date: 1995-04-16, Audio CD, Mardi Gras Records

Like many of its lite metal peers, Poison attracted its initial audience of young males with hard rock and salacious lyrics, but expanded its appeal to young women with apparently heartfelt ballads, scoring a major breakthrough with the chart-topping "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" in late 1988. Since the band's reign of success was relatively brief, really only lasting from 1987 to 1990 and spanning only three albums, 1986's Look What the Cat Dragged In , 1988's Open Up and Say...Ahh! , and 1990's Flesh...

Blueberry Hill (Fats Domino). (The Original ?Pinetop?) Boogie Woogie (Pinetop Smith). Caldonia (What Makes Your Big Head So Hard?) (Pinetop Perkins). Confessin' the Blues (Jay McShann). Cow Cow Blues (Cow Cow Davenport). Cryin' in My Sleep (Jimmy Yancey). Diving Duck (Otis Spann). Everyday I Have the Blues (Memphis Slim). Honky Tonk Train Blues (Meade ?Lux? Lewis). The Pearls (Jelly Roll Morton). Roll 'Em Pete (Pete Johnson). Route 66 (Charles Brown). Tipitina (Dr. John).