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iVideoSongs – Learn to Play Guitar – MP4 (2008)Publisher: Songmaster Studios | Language: EnglishTotal of the 3 parts: 23h44m | 16.48GB | .MP4H264, 1407.0kbps | 960×540, 30.0fps | MP4A, 97.8kbps | 48.0kHz 16bit, 2 channelsPart 1    3s and 7s by Queens of the Stone Age: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Danny Grady explains how to use “Drop D” tuning to create the heavier guitar riffs used throughout rock. Using more advanced left and right hand technique, this tutorial is ideal for intermediate-level players.    A Place Called Home by Kim Richey: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Kim Richey talks about her journey as a musician, what inspired her writing of the song, and shows how to play the chord progression and fingerings that make up A Place Called Home. Played on an acoustic steel string with a capo and using traditional open chords along with some altered bass notes, this song is a good challenge for beginning-level players. Tablature and chord grids are embedded in the video for each segment of this lesson that culminate in a live performance with Kim.    All of This by Shaimus: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Dave Middleton and Evan Brown describe their lifelong interest in music, development as musicians, and the band’s breakthrough in Guitar Hero. Evan and Dave show you how to play both complete guitar parts (with real guitars) including all chord voicings and the song’s uniquely memorable guitar solo. All of This is played on two electric guitars in standard tuning.    Angry Eyes by Loggins & Messina: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Jim Messina shows you how to play the electric finger style rhythm parts that make up the body of the song, hybrid picking rhythm and slow blues-inspired lead licks that add depth and color to this classic. This intermediate-level, medium-tempo song can be played with an electric or acoustic guitar in “dropped D” tuning.    Believe Me Baby (I Lied) by Trisha Yearwood: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, the song’s author, Kim Richey talks about her journey as a musician, what inspired her to write the song, and shows how to play the chord progression and fingerings in Believe Me Baby (I Lied). Played on an acoustic steel string with a capo and using traditional open chords along with some altered bass notes, this song is a good challenge for beginning-level players.    Change Your Mind by Sister Hazel: In this iVideosongs title, Sister Hazel guitarist, Ryan Newell describes the studio experience behind the recording and shows you how to play the band’s hit song. In addition to describing his influences and early forays into playing music, Ryan also demonstrates both the acoustic and electric parts. Beginning-level guitarists will find familiar chord shapes in the acoustic rhythm, while intermediate-level players will enjoy learning the electric guitar parts using a delay effect. This medium tempo song can be played on an electric and acoustic steel string guitar.    Circle of Three by John Oates: A new song by acclaimed writer and guitarist, John Oates of Hall & Oates fame, “Circle of Three” is an intermediate-level, mid-tempo acoustic title featuring a memorable riff and variety of interesting chord changes. John shows how to play it start to finish along with some insight into the thinking that inspired it.    Come Around by Kim Richey: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Kim Richey talks about her journey as a musician, what inspired her to write the song, and shows how to play the chord progression and fingerings used in Come Around. Played on an acoustic steel string with a capo and using traditional open chords, some altered bass notes played with the thumb, and barre chords, this song is a good challenge for beginning-level players.    Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground by The White Stripes: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Danny Grady shows you how to play the main riff, which is a memorable low string pattern reminiscent of Led Zeppelin, and how to play the chorus using a heavier power chord riff. This intermediate level, medium tempo song can be played with an electric or acoustic guitar in standard tuning. This title is a good work out for developing proficiency with basic and barre chords, and also arpeggiated open chords with suspensions.    Deliver Me by Brian Kahanek: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Brian Kahanek recounts his development as a musician, shares his inspiration for Deliver Me, and shows you how to play the rhythm and lead guitar parts from the song. Known for his blistering chops and creative leads, intermediate and advanced guitarists will find a wealth of ideas in Brian’s playing. In each instruction segment, Brian slowly demonstrates every part of Deliver Me to give you an in-depth perspective on the musical concepts and techniques. This song is played on electric guitar in Dropped D tuning.    Dirty Little Secret by All American Rejects: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Steve Rieck shows you how to play the layered rhythm guitar parts and melodic solo that make this such a catchy, major key hit. Steve also shows you how to use the “half-time bridge” technique along with a number of open, power and barre chords for best effect. This title helps you develop the important eighth note rock rhythm style used in hundreds of songs. In this intermediate-level song,    Everything I Own by Bread: In this iVideosongs guitar lesson, instructor Rob Schumann shows you how to play the fingerstyle guitar parts from this 70’s classic which has been covered by many artists. Along with the chord fingerings, Rob also demonstrates the right hand techniques for arpeggiating and strumming in detail. This intermediate song is played on an acoustic guitar with a capo and features some challenging chord fingerings and right hand rhythms.