Roy Book Binder learned to play the blues from Rev. Gary Davis, Pink Anderson and other legendary bluesmen. Since then, he has been on the road in his Airstream mobile home, spreading his unique brand of "hillbilly country blues."
Though he has performed with such artists as B.B. King, Bonnie Raitt, Ray Charles and Doc Watson. "Book" usually brings his music, his wit and talents as a raconteur onto the stage as a solo artist. He is listed in the Blues Who's Who, appears regularly on TNN's "Nashville Now" and has received five-star ratings from Billboard for his Rounder Recordings.
This time, Roy's in-depth exploration of blues techniques concentrates on chords and positions needed to play in the essential key of A. Great tunes too!
If you're ready to develop your own distinctive blues style, Roy Book Binder has assembled a complete vocabulary of licks and techniques to help you do it! He carefully breaks down the elements of his fingerstyle brand of hillbilly country blues into its
The Songs and Fingerstyle Guitar Arrangements of Roy Book Binder
Taught By:
Roy Book Binder
This new Listen & Learn book and CD represents a comprehensive cross section of the traditional and original blues that have been delighting Roy's audiences and inspiring guitar players through the years.
Roy Book Binder, Chris Proctor,Norman Blake,Tony Rice, Nick Forster
These DVD compilations will provide you with complete lessons derived from some of our most popular instructors. They cover the spectrum of levels, from beginner to advanced. Buy all three and save $15!
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Roy Book Binder learned to play the blues from Rev. Gary Davis, Pink Anderson and other legendary bluesmen. Since then, he has been on the road in his Airstream mobile home, spreading his unique brand of "hillbilly country blues."
