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Best of Blues Piano by Todd Lowry [Book] Best of Blues Piano by Todd Lowry book Ebook Best of Blues Piano currently available for review only, if you need complete ebook Best of Blues Piano please fill out registration form to access in our databases Download here >> Paperback:::: 56 pages+++Publisher:::: Hal Leonard (February 1, 2005)+++Language:::: English+++ISBN-10:::: 0634079026+++ISBN-13:::: 978-0634079023+++Product Dimensions::::9 x 0.2 x 12 inches++++++ ISBN10 0634079026 ISBN13 978-0634079 Download here >> Description: (Signature Licks Keyboard). A step-by-step breakdown of the piano styles and techniques of Dr. John, Pete Johnson, Professor Longhair, Pinetop Perkins, and others that uses their actual licks to teach. 14 songs are covered: Big Chief (Professor Longhair) * Blueberry Hill (Fats Domino) * (The Original Pinetop) Boogie Woogie (Pinetop Smith) * Caldonia (What Makes Your Big Head So Hard?) (Pinetop Perkins) * Confessin the Blues (Jay McShann) * Cow Cow Blues (Cow Cow Davenport) * Cryin in My Sleep (Jimmy Yancey) * Diving Duck (Otis Spann) * Everyday I Have the Blues (Memphis Slim) * Honky Tonk Train Blues (Meade Lux Lewis) * The Pearls (Jelly Roll Morton) * Roll Em Pete (Pete Johnson) * Route 66 (Charles Brown) * Tipitina (Dr. John). The book doesnt have a normal reading wear, the cover and all pages have been wet (water?) Best of Blues Piano in Arts and Photography pdf books Best of Blues Piano After that, the story blueses deep into the past, and to the tortured childhood of Guts under the mercenary Gambino. Collected here with the original illustrations, Anthony Trollopes masterpiece The Way We Live Now is his bestest work, comprising 100 chapters. My son (six) aboslutey adores this series. 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