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Guitar Chord Progression Encyclopedia: Includes Hundreds of Chords and Chord Progressions in All Styles in All Twelve Keys

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Includes hundreds of chords and chord progressions in all styles in all 12 keys. For beginning to intermediate guitarists. Contains progressions in all styles, including rock, blues, jazz, folk, alternative, country and more.

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    • Title: Guitar Chord Progression Encyclopedia: Includes Hundreds of Guitar Chords and Chord Progressions in All Styles in All Twelve Keys by Howard Wallach
    • Publisher: Alfred Music
    • Print ISBN: 9780739009710, 0739009710
    • eText ISBN: 9781457412950
    • Edition: 1998 1st edition
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