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What our customer's say!

"A Good Place To Begin", I've been playing around with my guitar for some time, trying to teach myself how to play the thing since professional lessons are way more than I can afford right now. This little DVD was just what I needed to get me past the chording hurdle. Being able to play along with someone else is a big help. I would recommend this DVD as a good beginning to teaching yourself how to play.

"Good lessons.", Still can't play the guitar. Maybe I should turn off my PC and go practice. That is the missing key to learn the guitar. This is a good helper.

"very ,very basic instructional dvd", Good, but extremely basic instructions. Rather short dvd. This is only for someone who is an absolute beginner with no prior experience. Anyone else would say "where's the beef?" Save your money and buy the book, it is much better than the dvd.

"guitar lessons", I think the dvd was very helpful, informative, and overall a pretty broad but simple guide to getting starting. One thing they left out that might have also helped me was a brief demo of changing or replacing your strings.

"Johnny's no Dummy, but this book helped him!", At the same time I bought my grandson a guitar from Amazon for his birthday, I decided to buy this video so he could learn the basics.

Not saying my grandson Johnny is a dummy--far from it!--all the title means to me is that it contains simple instructions to help beginners learn to play the quitar quicker.

With its easy-to-follow format, watching the instructor and following along, Johnny began picking and strumming in no time, and now he's a regular little Kenny Chessney. :)

A good investment.

Review by: Betty Dravis, 2007

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"Good for the beginner", At my request, my wife bought me a guitar about a year ago. It sat, collecting dust, until I finally had a little time to spend with it. What I needed was a very basic DVD that would show a beginner (like me) the ins and outs of playing a guitar. I think that is exactly what this DVD does. It is probably the equivalent to 4 or 5 lessons for beginners. You learn a little bit about the different types of guitars, the parts of a guitar, some chords a little about strumming and you even practice a couple songs. The DVD seems like you are being instructed by your high school band teacher so it doesn't have the cool factor of watching an aging rocker with over processed hair. That is just fine with me. It is clear that a lot of thought went into the selections of the songs and lessons so as to cover a lot of the beginner's basics. Yes, Mr. C can't sing, but who cares, the DVD isn't singing for dummies. I think that the DVD is great for someone like me who wants to get a little familiar with a guitar, but doesn't have the time to go out to weekly lesion. The DVD is a first step, it is not intended for someone who is already an accomplished player.

"Would recommend ONLY for someone who has never attempted to play a guitar", I bought this book for my son who has never had a lesson but has been self teaching himself for a few years. The things I was disappointed about 1) the singing is so HORRIBLE it is almost impossible to watch. My son became frustrated with this alone and never wanted to continue...His exact words, "This is LAME." He wouldn't use it, so I decided to try to learn guitar to keep from wasting my money. 2) The descriptions on the cover are misleading and lead you to believe there is much more advanced instruction than is actually in it...there is little about much of it and then it is not what the instructor leads you to believe it is...for example the jazz chords are not actually what you expect to learn. 3) The instructor uses different fingering techniques than he instructs you to use, so learning it is very hard...part of the advantage of buying a dvd is WATCHING the instructor...which is totally useless if he is doing something different than he instructs you to do. Also it is hard to keep up with him as his fingering techniques allow him to change chords much more quickly and you are struggling to keep up. Being frustrated when you are trying to learn is NOT a good way to stay motivated. My son had to tell me it wasn't me it was the instructor. 4) my son knew ALL of the material in this DVD although he has never had a lesson. I would recommend this for a very early beginner who had no clue about chords or guitars at all. Otherwise, SAVE YOUR MONEY. I did learn a little. I am a complete idiot about guitars but knew a good bit of what was presented just from guitars being in my home. This is the most elementary information you can imagine.

"Help! I want to play guitar...", I decided to "try" guitar, and of course found the "guitar for dummies" DVD. The narrator covers the basics, and has you playing a sond within minutes. "Fara jaqua" isn't the coolest song, but it's something. The chords are displayed on the screen, and he goes slow enough to follow. This really is a good beginners guide to guitar.....Good luck and enjoy!

"like the title says", this product is very recomendable for people who dont have enough time or money for private lessons. very easy to understand and to follow. could be a little longer.
only the singing is annoying

"Good and Bad at the same time", What annoyed me the most is when Jon switches to the G chord and uses a different fingering method than the one he says the student should us. When I first watched the video, I thought "Which chord is he ^$@%^$@ playing?! It's supposed to be G but its not G according to the fingers hes using!" and then I realized what it was.....

This was my first video I watched and really followed along properly since the last time I picked up my guitar was approximately 2 - 3 years ago. When I first started off, I felt horrible since I could barely keep up with the basic C chord and the first few songs... I wasn't used to the idea of having to stop the video, practice for maybe even a few days, and then continue the video. However, when I mastered every song in the video, it felt good and I felt confident that I could go to sometihng else. However, I don't feel ready for anything intermediate as I feeel like all I can do is strum chords and a bit of finger picking... no powerchords were taught, how do I practice to get best results? Nothing from this video.

The bottom line is, if you're new to guitar, this is a worthy video to build that confidence if you can play through it. If you can strum chords, or have been playing for say a year or so, forget this video.