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Neil,

You suggested a guitar book to study with, what was the title?

Thanks,

Jim

The Guitar Handbook by Ralph Denyer.

Are crayons included?

Thanks for the suggestion, went right out and purchased it from B&N bookstore. It is really an encyclopedia, full of info. On page 68 it shows the position of the fretted notes. A lot of theory included and the anatomy of acoustic and electric will really help me learn the "language" of the guitar techs. Can't forget to mention the chord dictionary.

Oh ya , can't forget to mention there are no crayons with this book. Maybe in the childrens section Haoli25

haoli25 wrote:

Are crayons included?

You are really bad!!!

Thanks Rick, I resemble that!:)

haoli25 wrote:

Are crayons included?

Life has passed you by they use Indelible vivid markers or paint spray cans nowadays or use their Blackberries!!

Oh you old people!
Touchscreen fingerpaints!

I just reserved a copy from the library. Thanks for the idea!

Bill

Reading the Guitar Handbook, I understand the three-cord theory and progression in the Melissa lesson. Key of E; chord I - E, chord IV = A, chord V = B7.