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You Can Teach Yourself Dobro DVD
You Can Teach Yourself Dobro DVD
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In an easy-to-follow lesson format, this dvd presents several of the most popular styles used in playing the Dobro, including bluegrass, old time, blues, country, and Hawaiian. No previous musical knowledge is needed. Tunes included are: Good Night Ladies; Dark Hallow; Jon Henry; Dixie; and many more! Presented in G tuning with tablature only. It is highly recommended that the companion book be purchased with this dvd.
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