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So helpful! Thank you
Comment from : @SaraGilchrist-e7e

ive watched this video like 20 times and havent bought any of these books lol
Comment from : @marcusj1735

What do you think of Guitar Grimoire’s The Exercise Book Looking for something to help me keep properly in touch with guitar while I learn piano and music theory
Comment from : @accentontheoff

Ted Greene books guitar grimore the jazz theory book the real easy ear training book berklee ear training book and the science of voice leading
Comment from : @isaaharel3395

Mike I know this an old vid, but how important did you find learning to read notation was/is currently?
Comment from : @supernothing77

Mike I bought two of your recommended books One of the books has already arrived I'm excited and eager to practice every day what the book teaches you and to master each lesson So I'm still in page 4 on day 5, because I don't want to go on to the other lesson without mastering the lesson I'm working on!!!
Comment from : @emmanuelgutierrez6306

8:20 WHICH BOOK IS THAT ANYBODY
Comment from : @lightwolfmusic3027

It's amazing know that you've been showing them the crappy tab books out there One my first tab books was iron maiden which you've did video on That has be worst ever chords are played wrong everything is wrong and to solo they give you first Pentatonic shape yeah that's gonna help me play complicated maiden solos lol what a waste anyways I've noticed newer versions are getting better and as you said in a video you can find mostly everything on the internet but that book really just messed me up There's not one song I learned from it and it would be wrong anyway keep rocking mike 👍👍👍
Comment from : @jimchelednik9072

Mike watch all your videos and think your incredible guitar player Ever regret you didn't try to make it with band Your chops are ad good as many pro guitar players out there I know not that easy to be in a band and become famous that way but that could been you guitarist of the year no doubtanyways keep up videos and learn alot from ya It's funny when see something played it far easier to play than you think
Comment from : @jimchelednik9072

Thanks!
Comment from : @jessecovey1778

Books is great and having a private teacher is good but man i have learned a lot from you tube gutiar teachers like this guy
Comment from : @alansimpson8962

Wow I have a couple of those books the blues book and soloing stragedys
Comment from : @alansimpson8962

Your Worst tab books vids are my favorite
Comment from : @Snowy0123

i have seen some of your videos this is a hidden gem of knowledge
Comment from : @lraffucci

markiplier?
Comment from : @n4zariy

Great list!
Comment from : @iannmiller

Lately u have made some videos on bad tab books, but you should totally make a video on good tab books That would be awesome ha
Comment from : @VashStarwind

Kudos for the video content! Sorry for chiming in, I am interested in your initial thoughts Have you ever tried - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a great one off guide for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro without the headache Ive heard some great things about it and my friend Sam at last got great success with it
Comment from : @LionHeartNet

Great video content! Sorry for chiming in, I would appreciate your opinion Have you heard about - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro minus the hard work Ive heard some interesting things about it and my old buddy Taylor got amazing success with it
Comment from : @maricarpg6629

Appreciate Video clip! Excuse me for chiming in, I am interested in your initial thoughts Have you heard about - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good one of a kind product for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro minus the hard work Ive heard some awesome things about it and my cooworker at very last got cool success with it
Comment from : @allannyongesa2554

Thanks for the video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I would appreciate your thoughts Have you tried - Riddleagan Skillful Playing Remedy (do a google search)? It is a good one of a kind product for learning complex guitar chords and become a pro without the normal expense Ive heard some super things about it and my work buddy after many years got excellent success with it
Comment from : @paulkamau1806

Grimoire is pronounced exactly like memoir
Comment from : @mrnobody68

One of my faves is Frederick Noad's 'Idiots Guide To The Guitar' brI just picked up the 20,000 Chord Wheel book That's 19,990 more chords than what I currently know :-)
Comment from : @tubbers20

Thanks for this! Not another 'infomercial' but great (selfless) suggestions! I appreciate your suggestions!
Comment from : @joetoe9207

Jiu jitsu!
Comment from : @Issachernandez1

Hey dude Tom Kolb is a good friend and teacher of mine, I can get you in contact with him in case you want to do a video with him
Comment from : @MrSalsa227

Mechanics of Metal👍
Comment from : @MetaphysicalMusician

I’m gonna buy all of these, I’m gonna strive to become a great player
Comment from : @skeletorwins5567

I just got Joe Pass's first book of jazz technique A real eye (ear?) opener
Comment from : @jimwalsh2001

Great video! I haven’t cracked open that Troy Stetina book in over a decade and I still remember some of the licks
Comment from : @brutongaster859

Troy Stetina's books were the ones that advanced my playing the most and the fastest I noticed considerable improvement in single sessions Even after playing for 5 years
Comment from : @JamiePittsSCM

I thought I was having a stroke when the video started with all the funny colors and lines
Comment from : @Ericdawg420

Thank you!
Comment from : @WishfulSinful1969

Also, another good one but even more demanding than Mel Bay is “A Modern Method for Guitar” by William Leavitt
Comment from : @Bren71319

THANK YOU for mentioning “Mel Bay’s Modern Guitar Method”! A lot of people like to throw that one under the bus but it’s a brilliant way to systematically learn the entire guitar neck in a very melodious, pleasing fashion
Comment from : @Bren71319

Sorry John hurt this things does that alot
Comment from : @Uffareal

Thank you for share with me you acknowledgementsmay I ask you ? What books do your recommend to me ? bI really like the rock and roll style/b
Comment from : @En0ki_2024

Thanks for all the great content man! Getting into method books to further my sight reading and learn some standards :)
Comment from : @syondas6203

Michael McIntyre
Comment from : @hikinguphigh

CHORD CHEMISTRY by ted greene'nuff said
Comment from : @hostilegraveyard2849

So this is markiplier right? Not sayin that in a bad way great playing!
Comment from : @jrhammett1

I’m a brand new player Is there a book you would recommend for that?
Comment from : @williamwoodward2632

Aye, don't knock Reading Rainbow! I used to cut school just to watch it ;-PbrWhat about books for drums?brbrSomeone recommended a paradiddle book (I don't recall the title of it) The book starts off in the first section with simple two limb paradiddles, each exercise becoming more difficult Section 2 follows the same recipe but includes a third limb Section 3 adds a fourth limb
Comment from : @sasso6362

I do a lot of Classical works Because of this I've used "Ricardo Iznaola: Kitharologus The Path to Virtuosity" a lotbrbrRicardo Inzaola was my guitar instructor's instructor Really pushes your limits on what you can do with fingers! And will greatly improve your guitar techniquesbrAnother is his book on practicing (definitely recommend) brLastly, his book on Left Hand Technique: Limits to the Impossible takes a physiological approach to playing guitar
Comment from : @TheRngMaster

Man, Troy Stetina's books are crazy good He's da man!
Comment from : @AmirOstad

Bought the Soloing Strategies and Amazing Phrasing books, based on your recommendations Great advise, I'm so delighted with them Thanks
Comment from : @javierf55

You're really really good at teaching Fantastic I guess we all need to find that person or learning formula that suits us personally You've got to be one of the very best out there ! Thank you for your work 👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🎶🎹🍸
Comment from : @syncro16se

You have charcoal on your chin 😀
Comment from : @ETGrc

What shirt is that?
Comment from : @colindougherty7232

that's so funny you said Amazing Phrasing was gonna be cheesy lol…when i bought it I almost immediately started saying "uhhmazin' phrasin'" but ya it is a great book!!
Comment from : @brianwarner308

Interesting list, thanks! Btw, I had the same experience with Effortless Mastery It profoundly changed the way I approach my instrument
Comment from : @thormusique

Was hoping to see at least one of Ted Greenes books - RIP Ted
Comment from : @BluesLicks101

Man I want to see you play classical,flamenco and jazz😎Please do some videos
Comment from : @jeshpaul7385

Mike, im gonna challenge myself because I just watched your 50 somgs in 2 weeks Now, im not like a "level 4" guitar player( im level 3) but I was wondering, should I do 15 songs in 2 weeks or 20 songs in 2 weeksbrThx Mike
Comment from : @AreEnTee

talk talkbrpost african licks daz work brobr other videos nicer
Comment from : @ryyves9344

This video is exactly what I needed
Comment from : @tibbarnogard8404

Thank you so much! Im gonna get the blues you can use on ebook, it looks like you can play the audio and video clips in it, and its cheaper than buying used on ebay somehow lol
Comment from : @darkinertia2

Do those books come in tab?
Comment from : @elitecombatfitnesscentral6170

Great video again man, surely gonna pick a few books up
Comment from : @user-sw8lm9ym4g

Thanks for the info! Some I didn't know and some I heard about a few times, which reminds me I should pick them upbrbrTroy Stetina is such a great teacher, I learned a lot from his books and I find his teaching style has the best learning curve For me it has the perfect balance between learning new things while keeping it challenging and excitingbrbrAnd you are pronouncing grimoire perfectly, by the way
Comment from : @3powerchordsandanattitude212

Great list Thanks Mike
Comment from : @supermashriq

Hal Leonard has the best books really helped me understand music I'm still a beginner but I feel so much more confident in learning The best beginner books out there for newbies
Comment from : @ben_jamin4529

Can u post the names of the books pls Nice vid
Comment from : @ThumaDree

Surprised the Real Book wasn't one of them
Comment from : @ExperimentLife

Thanks for such tips , that’s why I like to watch your channel , Instead of trying to promote yourself and pushing us to purchase your own lessons , I see you sharing your own experience and what really adds value to make a better guitar player br,Thanks for sharing such great tips brCongratulation :)
Comment from : @williamadrianodesouzamoren3533