[Harp-L] Steal guitar licks from TrueFire teaching videos

[philharpn@xxxxxxx]

Much has been said about the value of various harmonica web sites and 
how each offers harmonica-specific training. Some of the best harmonica 
players have said they got their best music ideas not from harmonica 
players but other musicians. Horn players, keyboard players, guitar 
players.

This is for those who also tired of playing the same old harmonica 
licks everybody else plays and want something new to study.

If you're interested in the kinds of songs and licks that guitar 
players use, why not go direct to the source. The place where the 
guitar players learn their licks rather than ask your guitar buddy to  
play that lick you like over and over again.

I'm not suggesting that you take up guitar or learn to play the guitar, 
although it's not a bad idea if you want to increase you employment 
opportunities.

My point is that you can learn these riffs easy way. Use these tracks 
and licks like backup tracks and play them over and over until you burn 
them into your memory. And since they are teaching tracks, they will be 
played over and over at the "learning speed" so you can keep up with 
them.

An outfit called TrueFire has been offering guitar instruction on the 
web for years and CD-ROM  type DVDs that need to be played on a 
computer drive.

They program beak down into short segments and slow speed instruction 
and guitar tablature.

Just recently, the firm's 50 licks series has been converted to 
standard DVD format -- meaning that you can watch them away from your 
desk top or laptop.

There are at least eight (8) of these programs:
50 Blues Guitar Licks
50 Jazz Guitar Licks
50 Acoustic Guitar Licks
50 Rock Guitar Licks
50 Metal Guitar Licks
50 Shred Guitar Licks
50 Funk Guitar Licks
50 Country Guitar Licks

These 50 Riffs DVDs cost $20 each and you can get them from the 
TrueFire web site. This series comes in Downloads, CD-ROMs (data-DVD) 
and DVD.

<http://truefire.com/index2.html>

Hope this helps
Phil
P.S. I ordered mine, but I also play a little guitar and the least they 
can do is inspire my guitar playing!