Rockabilly

Step-by-Step Breakdown of the Guitar Styles and Techniques of the Rockabilly Greats. Dave Rubin dissects the best licks from a dozen rockabilly bellringers. The Signature Licks book/audio packs are especially formatted to give instruction on how to play a particular artist style by using the actual transcribed, «right from the record» licks! Designed for use by anyone from beginner right up to the experienced player who is looking to expand their insight. …

This book teaches the techniques, licks, chords, scales and strums you need to play rockabilly guitar. It shows you how to play rhythm & lead for all kinds of rockabilly grooves, in the style of masters such as Carl Perkins, Brian Setzer, Cliff Gallup, Buddy Holly, Scotty Moore and others. Instead of learning exercises, you learn the classic rockabilly songs and solos that made the genre come together in the first place. …

This book teaches the techniques, licks, chords, scales and strums you need to play rockabilly guitar. It shows you how to play rhythm & lead for all kinds of rockabilly grooves, in the style of masters such as Carl Perkins, Brian Setzer, Cliff Gallup, Buddy Holly, Scotty Moore and others. Instead of learning exercises, you learn the classic rockabilly songs and solos that made the genre come together in the first place. …

The Guitar Play-Along Series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily! This one is a tab book.
8 songs: * Be-Bop-A-Lula * Blue Suede Shoes * Hello Mary Lou * Little Sister * Mystery Train * Rock This Town * Stray Cat Strut * That'll Be the Day.

Back in the 1955, a gallon of gas cost 23-cents, Disneyland opened, both Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were born, Rosa L Parks sets the Civil Rights Movement in motion and Carl Perkins wrote Blue Suede Shoes, which went on to become the first million-selling country song to cross over to both the rhythm & blues and pop charts. They called it country in ’55 but a year later the term ‘rockabilly’ was officially introduced by Billboard to describe what we all recognize today as the early roots of rock and roll.