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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | I've heard a lot about this series in different posts hear. To anyone in the know, is this a good series to help an old rythmn guitarist to become more proficient at understanding lead?
I like to fingerpick, or flatpick main notes along with chord progressions, but would like to increase my lead playing/improvising abilities.
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| I don't have Fretboard Logic (yet), but there are several threads in the archives that speak highly of these books.
Just FYI, Amazon.com has Fretboard Logic I and II in one volume for a really good price. There is also a Volume III and a 2-video set to accompany the series. You can get a box set of all 3 books plus both videos (on 1 DVD) for around $89.
I am interested to hear if anyone found the videos to be helpful.
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Yes, I see vols. I&II paperback for $15.95. Heck even NORSEMAN can spend that much!
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Location: High, in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado | I think it is a very good investment. I'm still working on the second book. It's different, but like it's name, logical.
Enjoy,
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Vols I&II heading to Brainerd via the Amazon!
I expect to play like Roy Clark in a week, or I'll want my money back! ;) |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Norsey
If you play like Roy Clark in a week, let us know. Over 1000 orders will be placed immediately. |
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