Originally posted by sirN
If I pay $ 49, I don't want just some lame licks, I want them to teach me something.
Originally Posted by sirN
A couple that I like are Frank Gambale's Chopbuilder and Modes-No more mystery...
Some that I would stay away from are- Yngwie Malmsteen (Nothing to learn in my opinion)
& Al McKay (just some funk licks, not worth the price).
Prasanna's "Ragamorphism" DVD is a must if you're interested in ethnic/world music and would like to incorporate a little of that Eastern flavour in your player. Prasanna masters the Western improvisation styles equally good as the Carnatic idiom, and fuses the two in an impressive manner.
Prasanna's "Ragamorphism" DVD is a must if you're interested in ethnic/world music and would like to incorporate a little of that Eastern flavour in your player. Prasanna masters the Western improvisation styles equally good as the Carnatic idiom, and fuses the two in an impressive manner.
I've been curious about this one. Does it include tab or just standard notation?
I.... I wanted to be able to take personal lessons from Jimmy Bruno so bad after watching it. Probably not gonna happen though unless I could somehow manage to fly out his way and talk him into a one time long lesson session.
Hey, Bruno gives lessons over the internet:
http://www.jimmybrunoguitarinstitute.com/