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Hi All .
Just received this book .
Thank you Michael for the very quick and efficient delivery of my new pearl Django book.
As a relative beginner to GJ what would individuals suggest as to the best way to use this book ?
Would it benefit me to learn tab and songs first before referring to this book ?
It's good to have none the less as i know that opinions on this forum say it,s an excellent manual.
Many thanks
DNM.David
Just received this book .
Thank you Michael for the very quick and efficient delivery of my new pearl Django book.
As a relative beginner to GJ what would individuals suggest as to the best way to use this book ?
Would it benefit me to learn tab and songs first before referring to this book ?
It's good to have none the less as i know that opinions on this forum say it,s an excellent manual.
Many thanks
DNM.David
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Probably best to start buy learning the chords to the songs. Make sure you can do them all from memory with a good rhythm sound. Then memorize the melodies, and after that practice soloing with the playalong CD.
Have fun!
-Michael