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iVideoSongs - 50's And 60's Rock - Season One - MP4 (2008)




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iVideoSongs - 50's And 60's Rock - Season One - MP4 (2008)
Publisher: Songmaster Studios | Language: English | 1h22m | 829.30MB | .MP4
H264, 1354.7kbps | 704×396, 30.0fps | MP4A, 129.5kbps | 44.1kHz 16bit, 2 channels
Rock Around The Clock | La Bamba | Oh, Pretty Woman | Last Train To Clarksville

  • Rock Around the Clock: iVideosongs instructor Steve Rieck shows you how to play the complete guitar part from this 50's classic including all rhythm parts and the song's notoriously challenging guitar solo.
  • La Bamba: iVideosongs instructor Steve Rieck shows you how to play one of the 1950's most enduring songs that has become an essential party song for every occasion.
  • Oh, Pretty Woman: iVideosongs instructor Steve Rieck you how to play the song's signature riff along with the chords that make up this classic worldwide hit.
  • Last Train To Clarksville: iVideosongs instructor Danny Grady shows you how to play all the guitar parts from the group's debut number-one single.

    (Tablature and chord grids are included for all song segments
    along with a full song performance in sync with the backing track.
    )





(Don't be daft, if you click and it doesn't work, it's because I haven't uploaded it yet…)

    Season One
  • Rock Around the Clock - (Intermediate)
    Rock Around the Clock was recorded by Bill Haley & His Comets as a single in 1954. Fans of early rock music will enjoy learning this classic which influenced many other great players. This song is played on an electric guitar in standard tuning.
  • La Bamba - (Beginner)
    La Bamba was recorded by Ritchie Valens as a single in 1958. While the song and guitar solo are relatively simple, the use of barre chord fingerings will challenge beginner-level players. This fast-tempo song can be played on an electric or acoustic steel string guitar in standard tuning.
  • Oh, Pretty Woman - (Beginner)
    Oh, Pretty Woman was recorded by Roy Orbison as a single in 1964. Beginning-level players will find the combination of open and barre chords a relatively easy challenge. This medium-tempo song can be played on either an electric or acoustic steel string guitar in standard tuning.
  • Last Train to Clarksville - (Beginner)
    Last Train to Clarksville was recorded by the Monkees on their 1966 self-titled album. All segments of the song are thoroughly outlined and explained, including the arpeggiated bridge section. This beginner-level song is played on an electric guitar in standard tuning.

    Season Two
  • Secret Agent Man - (Intermediate)
    Secret Agent Man was recorded by Johnny Rivers for a TV series in 1966 and later released as a single. Utilizing important fundamentals such as barre chords, bending, and hybrid picking, Secret Agent Man is a good match for intermediate-level players. This medium tempo song is played on an electric guitar in standard tuning.
  • Wild Thing - (Beginner)
    Wild Thing was recorded by The Troggs as a single in 1966. Wild Thing is an easy introduction to barre chords for beginning-level guitarists. In addition to demonstrating the chords and rhythm of the guitar part, Rob also shows you how to modulate this familiar progression to other keys. This song is played on an electric guitar in standard tuning.
  • Fortunate Son - (Intermediate)
    Fortunate Son was recorded by Creedence Clearwater Revival on the 1969 album Willy and the Poor Boys. This song is played on two electric guitars in Down a Whole Step Tuning.
  • Proud Mary - (Intermediate)
    Proud Mary was performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival on their 1969 album Bayou Country. Played on an electric steel string in standard tuning, this song is perfect for intermediate-level players.
Mirrors? Don't care, I'm about sharing so if you have a good mirror, feel free - but really, you don't need to mirror unless it is a different host, I can't upload to FilePost, RapidShare or MediaFire so if you have a mirror, please share! 
Every file is interchangeable e.g. Part 04 is the same in all hosts, so if for some reason one file 'fails', try another host's Part 04 and so on.

Homespun Easy Steps to - Bossa Nova Guitar - DVDRip - 1Link


Homespun - Easy Steps to - Bossa Nova Guitar - DVDRip- 1 Link
DVDRip | AVI | XviD | 1323 kbps | 688 x 458 | 29,970 fps | AAC 116 kbps | 01:20:00 | 817 MB
Language: English | Genre: Video Training

Aaron Gilmartin builds your Bossa nova guitar technique step-by-step, providing chordal exercises, melodic passages and syncopated picking along with invaluable guitar advice and musical knowledge. He opens the lesson with HIS original song, Hold the Place, based around a typical Four-Chord progression That Will Give your Playing an instantly recognizable Brazilian sound while putting IT INTO present a Day SINGER / songwriter context. Teaching in "Little bites" SO you CAN absorb Musical Each idea, Aaron Carefully demonstrates the Chord Shapes, Rhythms, turnarounds, and progressions That Will allow you to work out Arrangements for Girl from Ipanema, Black Orpheus, Desafinado and other International Hits.


Lick Library - The Mechanics Of Acoustic Guitar

Lick Library - The Mechanics Of Acoustic Guitar
DVDRip | 2008 | AVI | XviD | 672х384 | 25 fps | MP3, 80 kbps
Language: English | Run Time: 260 minutes | 1.25 GB
Genre: Elearning
A complete guitar course for absolute beginners with Lee Hodgson.


This easy-to-follow tutorial is ideal if you’ve just bought your first guitar, or if there’s been a guitar sitting around somewhere just waiting to be strummed… This DVD will take you from novice level through to intermediate level. Yet it requires no prior knowledge at all: it truly is for someone starting from the beginning.

Slowly but surely, the tutor guides you through all the things that a beginner needs to know and, very importantly, points out what can go wrong. Each of the carefully designed chapters includes chord vocabulary, while commonly used scales and technique, are introduced strategically, along with some practical theory – nothing too demanding, just enough to help you understand what you’re doing and why.

You’ll soon be strumming chords, picking out melodies and, hopefully, writing some songs of your own! Making music has never been so easy!


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