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I've learnt quite a few chords, all the basics I guess.
So, I know quite a few people on these forums are guitar players, and I was wondering if you could reccomend me any "tutorial" books, stuff to learn off myself.
Good tab sites? mxtabs.com is forever down, is there any other reasnobly good ones?
Thanks.
Haven't been there for a while, but it used to be pretty good.
www.ultimate-guitar.com
Those two sites are really good. You should be well on your way if you've learnt the basics, you don't really need a tutor to be honest. My friend was gonna teach me, but he showed me the chords to Wonderwall and that was it, we just couldn't be bothered. But I've been playing nearly a year, self teaching and things are going good.
You'll find you improve a lot, then stop improving for a while, then improve again. It's just requires lots of practice and patience. The last thing you want to do though is leave the guitar sitting in the corner for more than a week, because you most likely won't pick it up again.
and thats the music he likes...
But you're paying him! I'd get rid of him pronto. Okay he may be teaching you some valuable lessons but if it's not what you wanna play then it's not what you wanna play. How about finding someone else who is willing to teach you the stuff that you like?
> Have you tried actually asking the guitar teacher if you could learn
> more contemporary music?
Yes, he said he has a strict teaching plan, and thats the music he likes...
Most tutors start with older stuff as usually it has better guitar riffs.
I've learnt quite a few chords, all the basics I guess.
So, I know quite a few people on these forums are guitar players, and I was wondering if you could reccomend me any "tutorial" books, stuff to learn off myself.
Good tab sites? mxtabs.com is forever down, is there any other reasnobly good ones?
Thanks.