Play Guitar in Ten Sessions: Everything for the Beginner in Folk Guitar (Everybody's Favorite Series, Volume 128)

The street barker says, "Tell ya what I'm gonna do," then sets about filling your head with fantasies of how his miracle process can cure colds, shine shoes, remove stains, and add years to your life. It is not our intention to mislead you, make you dream of being a super-star after barely reading reading pages of Earl Robinson's fantastic book "Play Guitar in Ten Sessions." Perhaps we make this disclaimer because the title suggests you will soon play well enough to appear on national television. This is not the case. Playing well through self-instruction requires time, patience, devotion, and a good book. We provide the latter. Based on many years of experience with instrument, Earl Robinson has written with simple clarity, a guide for those approaching the guitar for the first time. Session by session he involves the student with the meaning and understanding of the correct position of the guitar, the structure of chords, the strum, the umpah, the index scratch, the capo and other matters which are the basics of student training. The visual presentation which accompanies Earl's instruction aids greatly to this understanding. In addition, he uses folk songs, stories, anecdotes and background material by some of the giants in american folk music, Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly, Alan Lomax and many others. Best of all, Earl tells you why a chord or string doesn't sound right and what to do about it. So, get your copy now. Read how you too can play like..