| Beginning Guitar - Volume Two - VHS Video
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Item 2540053EU, $9.95
Featuring famous guitar teacher Tom Kolb, this super VHS video tape will help any adult learn to play the guitar. Don't let the low price fool you, either - this video is superb, and will teach you: solid guitar basics, getting a good tone with an amplifier, left and right hand positioning, open chords, string muting, power chords, strumming patterns, soloing, rock style, blues style, and country style. This volume (Volume II) picks up where Volume I left off, and provides you with more detailed instruction and information.
This video is in NTSC format, and will work only in U.S. and Canadian VCR's.
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