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SDBS LENDING LIBRARY Category Author Title Autoharp Steve Young SDBS LENDING LIBRARY Category Author Title Media Type Autoharp Steve Young Old Time Fiddle and Dance Tunes for Autoharp Velo Bound Band in a Box Band in a Box Gospel, disc Softbound & CD Band in a Box Band in a Box Bluegrass Instrumentals, disc Softbound & CD Band in a Box Band in a Box Bluegrass Vocals, disc Softbound & CD Banjo Bill Keith Bill Keith Banjo (2 copies) Softbound Banjo Bill Knopf Bill Knopf 5 String Banjo Ragtime Softbound Banjo Peter Wernick Dr. Banjo Steps Out Softbound Banjo Dr. Banjo Dr. Banjo Plays hot Rize Softbound Banjo Earl Scruggs Earl Scruggs and the 5 String Banjo (2 copies) Softbound Banjo Homespun Banjo Tab from bela Fleck's Drive Album Spiral Bound Banjo Peter Wernick Bluegrass Banjo (3 copies) Softbound Banjo Pat Cloud Home improvisation workshop banjo Softbound Banjo Tony Triska Tony Trishka Banjo Tab for 'A Robot Plane Flies Over Arkansas' Softbound Banjo Tony Triska Melodic Banjo Softbound Banjo Dick Weissman Banjo Chord Dictionary (An Alfred Handy Guide) Softbound Banjo Fred Sokolow Banjo Songbook Spiral Bound Banjo Tony Triska & Pete Wernick Masters of the 5 String Banjo Softbound Banjo Terry McGill Alternate Tunings for 5 string Banjo Softbound Banjo Janet Davis Splitting the Licks - Improvising and Arranging on the 5-string banjo Softbound Banjo Ron Middlebrook 5-String Banjo Chords Chart Banjo Wayne Erbsen A Manual on How to Play the 5-String Banjo Softbound Banjo Hal Leonard Banjo Scale Finder Softbound Banjo Jeff Yates & Earl Williams Bluegrass Banjo Fiddle Tunes Softbound Banjo Tony Triska Banjo Song Book Softbound Banjo Bill Knopf Hot Licks & Fiddle Tunes for the Bluegrass Banjo Player Softbound Bass - Electric Carol Kaye Electric Bass Softbound Bass - Electric Harvey Vinson Bass Guitar Scale Manual Softbound Bass - Electric Roly Salley Electric Bass (6 cassettes) Cassette Tapes Bass - Electric Gary Turner & Brenton White Progressive Bass Guitar Softbound & CD Bass - Electric Bass Book - Country Electric Bass Binder Bluegrass Steve Kaufman Two Hour Bluegrass Workout - Volume 1 Spiral Book Bluegrass Steve Kaufman Two Hour Bluegrass Workout - Volume 2 Spiral Book Dulcimer Lynn McSpadden Four & Twenty - Songs for the Mountain Dulcimer Softbound Dulcimer Mel Bay (Madeline MacNeil) You Can Teach Yourself Dulcimer Softbound Fiddle - Scottish Harpstrung House Ho-ro-gheallaidh Session Tunes for Scottish Fiddlers Softbound Fiddle - Swing Matt Glaser Texas and Swing Fiddle Spiral Bound Fiddle Mel Bay Advanced Fiddling Spiral Bound Fiddle Mel Bay Aerobics for Fiddlers Softbound Fiddle Mel Bay Complete Fiddle Book Spiral Bound Fiddle Mel Bay Mark O'Connor the Championship Years Spiral Bound Fiddle - Contest Stacy Phillips Contestant Fiddliing Spiral Bound Fiddle Missouri Old Time Fiddler's Repertory Hard Book Fiddle New England Fiddler New England Fiddlers Repertoire Spiral Book Fiddle - Various Robin Williamson English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish Fiddle Tunes Softbound Fiddle Peter Kennedy The Fiddler's tune Book 100 tunes (2 copies) Softbound Fiddle Vivian Williams 141 Brand New Old Time Fiddle Tunes Softbound Fiddle Vivian Williams 151 Brand New Old Time Fiddle Tunes Softbound Fiddle Vivian Williams 169 Brand New Old Time Fiddle Tunes Softbound Fiddle Carol Ann Wheeler Warm-Ups For The Violinist Softbound & CD Fiddle Carl Yaffey & John Sherman A Fiddle Player's Guide to Jamming Softbound & CD Fiddle Dick Weissman & Dan Fox A Guide to Non-Jazz Improvisation - Fiddle Edition Softbound & CD Fiddle Miles Krassen Appalachian Fiddle Softbound Fiddle Brian Wicklund The American Fiddle Method Vol. 1 Softbound & CD, DVD Fiddle Alan Kaufman Beginning Old-Time Fiddle Softbound Fiddle Jim Tolles Fiddle Primer - Beginning Bluegrass Fiddle Spiral Bound Fiddle Music Minus One Violin Solos With Orchestra - Medium to Difficult Softbound General Barry McCloud Definitive Country - The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Country Music Softbound Page 1 SDBS LENDING LIBRARY Category Author Title Media Type General Country Music Magazine The Comprehensive Country Music Encyclopedia Hardback General Bob Artis Bluegrass Hardback General Thomas & Lucy Warlick WBT Briarhoppers Softbound Guitar Stefan Grossman Country Blues Guitar Softbound Guitar Stefan Grossman Solo Guitar Pieces Softbound Guitar Bob Ward & Marty Cutler Midi for Guitarists Softbound Guitar Stefan Grossman How to Play Blues Guitar Softbound Guitar Brad Davis Flatpicking the Blues Softbound & CD, DVD Guitar William Bay Gospel Guitar Encyclopedia Spiral Bound & CD Guitar Flatpicking Guitar Flatpicking Guitar Magazines (5 Issues) Softbound Guitar Alfred Music Starter Course for Guitarists Softbound Guitar Mel Bay Modern Guitar Method Softbound Guitar Mel Bay Easy Way to Guitar Softbound Guitar Jerry Silverman The Flatpickers Guitar Guide Softbound Guitar Jerry Snyder Big Golden Encyclopedia for Guitar Spiral Bound Guitar Jerry Silverman Beginning The Folk Guitar Softbound Guitar Berle & Galbo Beginning Finger Style Blues Softbound Guitar Happy Traum Flat-Pick Country Guitar Softbound Guitar Happy Traum Finger-Picking Styles for Guitar Softbound Guitar Ted Greene Chord Chemistry Softbound Guitar Stefan Grossman Contemporary Ragtime Guitar Softbound Guitar David Grisman & Tony Rice Tone Poems Softbound Guitar Dan Crary The Flatpickers Guide Softbound & Cassette Guitar Fender Chord Book Spiral Bound Luthier Roger H. Siminoff The Art of Tap Tuning Softbound & DVD Mando / Guitar / Fiddle Mike Marshall Mike Marshall, mando guitar, fiddle Softbound Mandolin Steve Kaufman Steve Kaufman, Mandolin Softbound Mandolin Sam Bush Bluegrass Mandolin, Sam Bush, discs HomeSpun Cassettes Mandolin Andy Statman Jazz Mandolin , Andy Statman, casettes Cassettes Mandolin Steve Kaufman Bluegrass Mando Solos, Steve Kaufmanm, book & 6 CDs Softbound & CDs Mandolin Mel Bay A Guide to Non-Jazz Improvisation - Mandolin Edition Softbound Mandolin Mel Bay Mel Bay's Easiest Mandolin Book Softbound Mandolin Mel Bay Mel Bay's Mandolin Chords in Picture and Diagram Form Softbound Mandolin Dix Bruce Mandolin Harmonies Spiralbound Mandolin Philip L. Williams The Mandolin Player's Pastime Softbound Mandolin Morton Manus How to Play the Mandolin (An Alfred Handy Guide) Softbound Mandolin Butch Baldassari AcuTab Transcriptions Vol. I (2 copies) Spiralbound Mandolin Alan Bibey AcuTab Transcriptions Vol. I Spiralbound Magazines Muleskinner News - several issues from 1972 to 1976 Magazine Penny Whistle Gina Landor & Paul Cleaver How to Play the Penny Whistle Softbound Piano Consumer Guide Piano Playing Popular Songs Made Easy Softbound Piano Richard Bradley How To Play The Portable Keyboard Softbound & Cassette Piano Morton Manus Piano Chord Dictionary Softbound Piano Columbia Best of Brimhall Popular Piano Teaching Pieces Softbound Piano Barbara Riesberg Adult Electronic Keyboard Course Complete Softbound Songbook Sean Harris Songs of Newfoundland Softbound Songbook Wayne Erbsen Bluegrass Gospel Songbook Softbound Songbook Evans & Bruce Parking Lot Picker Songbook - Banjo Edition Spiral Bound & CDs Songbook Blood & Patterson Rise Up Singing Group Songbook 1200 songs Spiral Bound Songbook Wayne Erbsen Front Porch Songs Softbound Songbook Wayne Erbsen Singing Rails Softbound Songbook Milton Okun John Denver Anthology Softbound Songbook Bill Mathiesen The Waltz Book II Spiral Bound Songbook - Irish Collection of Irish Ballads w/tape Softbound/w Tape Songbook - Gospel Gospel Songs Country Bluegrass Vol 1 Softbound Songbook - Gospel Gospel Songs Country Bluegrass Vol 2 Softbound Page 2 SDBS LENDING LIBRARY Category Author Title Media Type Songwriting Lisa Aschman 1000 Songwirting Ideas Softbound Songwriting Jack Wheaton 101 Song Writing & Composing Techniques Velo Bound Theory Peter W. Pardee Scale Sources Softbound Theory Leonette Walls Harmony in Plain English Clipped Book Theory Arnie Berle Theory & Harmony for the Contemporary Musician Clipped Book Theory Allen Winold & John Rehm Introduction to Music Theory Clipped Book Uke Morton Manus Learn To Play the Alfred Way - Baritone Uke Softbound Uke Ken Eidson Hawaiian Uke Songbook Spiral Bound VHS & DVD Mel Bay Capo Guide, Mel Bay, dvd DVD VHS & DVD O Brother Where Art Thou VHS VHS & DVD Beginning Bluegrass Fiddle VHS VHS & DVD Learning Bluegrass Fiddle VHS VHS & DVD Swing Fiddle VHS VHS & DVD Swingin' Jazz Violin VHS Vocal Magazine Sing Out Magazine Vocal Magazine Sing Out April / May 1966 Magazine Vocal Magazine Sing out July 1966 Magazine Vocal Magazine Sing out March 1966 Magazine Word Book Joe Morrell Bluegrass Favorites - Word Book with Chords Softbound Word Book Joe Morrell Bluegrass Favorites No. 2 - Word Book with Chords Softbound Word Book Joe Morrell Bluegrass Favorites No. 3 - Word Book with Chords Softbound Word Book Joe Morrell Gospel Music Favorites Softbound Word Book Slim Richey Bluegrass Word Book Softbound Word Book Slim Richey Bluegrass Word Book #2 Softbound Page 3.
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