| Steve Kaufman - Learning To Flatpick From The Beginning, DVD 1 - DVD Video
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Item 1850268EU, $29.95
Steve Kaufman's 101-level beginner's course details all the essential bluegrass flatpicking techniques for getting new players off to a great start. Steve covers both lead and chord playing, and explains how to get good clarity in picking and fretting. Songs: Cripple Creek Hand Me Down My Walking Cane The Wildwood Flower The Wayfaring Stranger Eighth of January Bully of the Town. Includes music and tab. 65 minutes.
Format: DVD
Publisher: Homespun
Category: Software & Video
Series: Homespun Tapes
This item contains guitar tablature
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This book has a difficulty rating of on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
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| Song List For "Steve Kaufman - Learning To Flatpick From The Beginning, DVD 1 - DVD Video" - Sheet Music Songbook | | Cripple Creek
Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
The Wayfaring Stranger
Bully Of The Town
The Eighth Of January
The Wildwood Flower
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