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01-10-2012, 02:45 PM
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 Ted Greene - Single Note Soloing Volumes 1 and 2 Hi everyone! Has any of you ever tried these Ted Greene books? They seem to be pretty interesting, the way in which the information is given is very organized and goes from simple things to more difficult ones. I've read some reviews and they say the books are really good. Has anyone tried them? What are your thoughts about them? Were they useful? Thanks and happy soloing!     |
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01-10-2012, 03:50 PM
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| hey pat.. I have vol I and have been in and out of it for years...I have so many books..and so little time.. very interesting book..well laid out..IMO.. It seems each one looks at things in a slightly different way,but not in a way to confuse us.. time on the instrument..pierre |
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