Original Message                 Date: 15-Mar-02  @  10:26 PM   -   chord book?

steve

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can anyone recommend a good book or chords or owt like that? Not so much a fullon music theory thing, but just summing with a load of chords and whatever I can arse about with.

ta.

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Message 11/18                 Date: 17-Mar-02  @  02:39 PM   -   RE: chord book?

bedwyr

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nab it. beds@miwsig.com

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Message 12/18                 Date: 17-Mar-02  @  06:03 PM   -   RE: chord book?

steve

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I sent you a mail earlier through your profile - you not geddit? I`ll send another then.....

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Message 13/18                 Date: 18-Mar-02  @  01:55 AM   -   RE: chord book?

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What kind of pants should one wear when reading these kinds of books? Chordaroys.

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Message 14/18                 Date: 18-Mar-02  @  07:59 AM   -   RE: chord book?

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awful, sitar. awful.

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Message 15/18                 Date: 18-Mar-02  @  01:00 PM   -   RE: chord book?

steve

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I find your uncanny ability to constantly come up with puns fairly disturbing sitar ;)

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Message 16/18                 Date: 19-Mar-02  @  03:21 AM   -   RE: chord book?

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It's the only thing I really do. :[

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Message 17/18                 Date: 20-Mar-02  @  03:17 AM   -   RE: chord book?

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"The Guitar Handbook" by Ralph Denyer is the best guitar book I ever read it has an 800 chord,chord dictionary at the back of it with chords in every key plus inversions and when you get bored with that you can use it as a course that takes you from total beginner to advanced with a bit of guitar history and electronics thrown in.

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Message 18/18                 Date: 20-Mar-02  @  01:16 PM   -   RE: chord book?

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I'll second that. Best book on theory or technique for the instrument I've come across, and the theory part translates to other instruments well.

Ape

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