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Quick Licks: Albert Lee

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3 reviews 12 Bar Country Rock Style: Albert Lee Key: A Learn country rock licks in the style of Albert Lee, technical virtuoso widely known as Mr Telecaster, and regarded by Eric Clapton as the greatest guitarist in the world. Also includes a guitar jam track. Lessons by Steve Trovato Each Quick Licks DVD includes an arsenal of guitar licks in the style of your chosen artist to add to your repertoire, plus backing tracks to practice your new licks and techniques Steve Trovato is best known as a world class country guitarist, but is equally proficient in a wide range of popular guitar styles. He has written a number of bestselling guitar tuition books, and between touring maintains a full time position in the Guitar Department at the University of Southern California

PAL + NTSC

DVD information

Code: RDR0277
Artist: Albert Lee
Media: DVD
Video format(s): PAL + NTSC
Product genre(s): Rock, Country
Skill level(s): Intermediate to Advanced

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#1 Paul2916 (Thursday December 04, 2008 @ 15:31)

Rating: 5 - the best.
Don't be fooled by the avuncular charm and easy banter, Steve Trovato is a seriously talented country picker and great communicator! This is a great DVD for intermediate or advanced players who would like to add some country chops to the repertoire and unravel a few mysteries of the playing style. Steve's enthusiasm and ability to demonstrate banjo rolls, chicken pickin', double stop bends...blah...makes a very enjoyable instuctional DVD and YOU a better player. Great section on getting the right sound too, I found that section really useful.
If in doubt, buy it!
#2 Guest (Saturday October 01, 2011 @ 16:48)

I raelly wish there were more articles like this on the web.
#3 George Hardisty (Tuesday October 25, 2011 @ 15:41)

I have a few of the Quick Licks videos, and so far, I have enjoyed this one the most. Steve does a great job. The licks are fun and challenging. I highly recommend this DVD for anyone with intermediate+ skills and wants to get moving on country guitar. I completely agree with Paul Crump's review in that Steve is an amazing guitar player. If anything, he might be holding back a little on this DVD. If you don't believe me, check out some video of Steve on youtube as a youngster doing country instructional videos. He is shredding ... much more complex than this DVD. But again, this DVD comes highly recommended.
My only critiques of the DVD are
1) I wish they would put a "finale" on this one. In other words, a really challenging and cool outro, free-time kid of thing.
2) I think the audience for this DVD is a little more advanced and I think that spending a lot of time slowly pointing out each note and fret number might be a bit overkill.
Bravo Steve and Lick Library!