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(Strum It Guitar) by John Hiatt The John Hiatt Collection (Strum It Guitar) by John Hiatt Ebook The John Hiatt Collection (Strum It Guitar) currently available for review only, if you need complete ebook The John Hiatt Collection (Strum It Guitar) please fill out registration form to access in our databases Download here >> Series:::: Strum It Guitar+++Paperback:::: 72 pages+++Publisher:::: Hal Leonard (December 1, 2001)+++Language:::: English+++ISBN-10:::: 9780634032691+++ISBN-13:::: 978-0634032691+++ASIN:::: 0634032690+++Product Dimensions::::9 x 0.2 x 12 inches++++++ ISBN10 9780634032691 ISBN13 978-0634032 Download here >> Description: (Strum It (Guitar)). Strum the chords and sing along with your favorite John Hiatt hits! This collection includes 17 classics in their original keys, complete with chords, strum patterns, melody and lyrics: Angel Eyes * Buffalo River Home * Child of the Wild Blue Yonder * Cry Love * Drive South * Feels like Rain * Have a Little Faith in Me * Lipstick Sunset * Memphis in the Meantime * Perfectly Good Guitar * A Real Fine Love * Riding with the King * Slow Turning * Tennessee Plates * Thing Called Love (Are You Ready for This Thing Called Love) * Through Your Hands * The Way We Make a Broken Heart. I think John Hiatt is one of the great US songwriters of the 20th century and Ive wanted to learn some of his songs since I first heard them. This book covers some of his better known songs and is highly recommended for anyone wanting to learn how to play them. 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