'60s Guitar Riffs Review

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(More customer reviews)I love guitar riffs. They are the driving force behind many good songs. They spark ideas instinctly.It is good for guitarist at all levels to incorparate into their daily practice routine-playing riffs .That means finding a good book to learn from... However this book isn't the one

This book contains the rhythm style riffs of the song and not solo riffs. But the problem is that most of the riffs in this book are cut short. Some of the riffs are played within its entirety but some are just way too short. That's cool for some songs, eg Louie Louie or All Along the Watchtower or Wild Things...but for many of the choices in this bookit should have included the entire phrase of the riff.Remember, if these were solos riffs, then short and sweet would suffice. These riffs are rhythm style riffs and "short and sweet" just doesn't cut it.There are better books from this series that are better than this book:The Famous Guitar intros and or Great Guitar Intros.Those books contain more section of the songs.

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The latest installation in our super-popular Riff Notes series, this book is a great collection of 61 must-know rock-era riffs, transcribed note for note. Includes: All Day and All of the Night * And I Love Her * Birthday * Break on Through to the Other Side * Day Tripper * Devil with the Blue Dress * Gloria * Happy Together * Here Comes the Sun * Hey Joe * Hide Away * I Can See for Miles * Last Train to Clarksville * Killing Floor * My Girl * Oh, Pretty Woman * Sunshine of Your Love * Ticket to Ride * Turn! Turn! Turn! * Walk Don't Run * White Room * Wild Thing * You Really Got Me * You Shook Me * and more!

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