The Blues Guitar of Keb' Mo'
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 Keb’ Mo’s lesson is aimed at players who want to get comfortable with the basics of traditional country blues and then go on to more contemporary blues-based tunes. Working in the key of E, Keb’ shows how turnarounds and harmonized scale passages can be the basis for developing fluid phrases in a Robert Johnson style blues tune. He teaches his original tunes Perpetual Blues Machine and Angelina, both in A and employing a rhythmic alternating bass style. Keb' Mo includes some jazz-oriented chords (F7b5, G13 and E11) that add spice and interest to the songs.
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Corey Harris - Teaches Blues Guitar from Mississippi to Mali
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 Corey Harris has absorbed American country blues traditions and plays them as authentically and powerfully as anyone on the scene today. He has also explored the African guitar styles on which much of the blues was based, and on this remarkable instructional session he teaches songs and instrumentals that bridge the gap between the two cultures.
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Frederic Hand: Classical Guitar - Seven Easy Pieces
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 The beauty and romance of the classical guitar is brought home in this fascinating lesson by one of the world’s top players. Frederic Hand applies the essential techniques that he demonstrated on his first Homespun video to gorgeous music that will be accessible to all guitarists...with practice.
The seven works taught on this video are among the best-known student pieces, and will be within the reach of most guitarists who are familiar with the fingerboard and basic classical technique.
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Happy Traum Teaches - Bob Dylan - Seven Classic Songs (2 DVD set)
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 Happy Traum's long association with Bob Dylan makes him the perfect instructor to teach these seven Dylan favorites. In nearly three hours of in-depth guitar instruction, he helps you build guitar skills while passing along his unique historical insights and first-hand perspective on the music.
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The Acoustic Guitar of Jorma Kaukonen (Vol. 1)
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 Jorma Kaukonen is one of the legends of rock guitar. He started out as an acoustic fingerpicker but became a mainstay of the San Francisco rock scene in the mid-'60s when he joined The Jefferson Airplane. Later, he and bassist Jack Casady formed Hot Tuna, which tours and records in both acoustic and electric configurations. Jorma has released more than two dozen albums, both solo and as a member of various ensembles. His live performances throughout the world continue to draw enthusiastic crowds of both electric and acoustic music fans.
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Martin Simpson: Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals - Developing Style & Repertoire (Vol.3)
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 Martin teaches his complex arrangements to Donal Ogg, My Generous Lover, and Betsy the Serving Maid (all in Gsus4 tuning), The Coo Coo Bird in the spectacular mountain minor tuning, and the fiddle tune Miss McCloud's Reel in the popular DADGAD tuning.
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Martin Simpson: Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals - Creating Your Own Arrangements (Vol.2)
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 Martin explains how he creates the sounds for which he is so admired. He imparts invaluable information that will help the learning guitarist develop their own distinctive sound, while improving technique and musicianship. Working in alternate tunings, Martin covers a broad spectrum of songs, showing you how to find the basic melody and then fill out the arrangement. You’ll learn how to embellish tunes and move them into other octaves. This DVD helps to dramatically expand your ability to create you own unique arrangements.
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Martin Simpson: Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals - Arrangements In Alternate Tunings (Vol. 1)
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 Learn Martin Simpson’s most compelling arrangements, along with the guitar techniques that give his playing great distinction and popularity.
Martin has pioneered the use of altered tunings to bring out the widest possible harmonic range of the guitar, and each of the songs on this DVD features that special sound. You’ll learn three Scottish airs in dropped-D tuning: Rosie Anderson, The Shearing’s Not for You and Bogie’s Bonnie Belle.
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Marcy Marxer - Guitar Soloing 101 An Easy Guide To The Fingerboard
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 Anyone can solo on Guitar! Marcy Marxer's DVD shows you that as long as you know your basic chords you can start playing melodies and improvising lead parts. This easy-to-use method brings all of the frets, notes and strings into clear focus, providing a useful roadmap to the guitar fingerboard.
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