Learn To Play David Gilmour: Guitar: Instrumental Tutor

This excellent DVD will show you how to nail Dave Gilmour???s Guitar parts to seven classic Pink Floyd tracks! Learn each song and play along with Guitar jam tracks.Over 3 hours of lessons!Includes:MoneyComfortably NumbShine On You Crazy DiamondTimeAnother Brick in the WallHey YouTake It Back

The Endless River Guitar Tab songbook features all 18 songs from Pink Floyd's first studio album in 20 years. Each luscious track is transcribed in standard notation tablature and with chord symbols andchord diagrams. With one of the most pre-ordered albums ever Pink Floyd have returned to grace our airwaves with The Endless River a tide of ambient nostalgia that has beencreated from the sessions of their 1994 album 'The Division Bell.' With this Pink Floyd Guitar Tab book you can learn every one of guitarist David Gilmour's warm gliding notes and his emotive chords. The entirealbum has been accurately and authoritatively transcribed taking you from the beautiful subtleties of the opener Things Left Unsaid through the upbeat Guitar solos of Allons-y to the acoustic arpeggios ofLouder Than Words. The album is largely instrumental and has been described as a swan song for founding member and keyboardist Richard Wright who tragically passed away in 2008. The album'stracks have been built around his keyboard playing with melodies Guitar parts and drums added over the top. This gives it a somewhat nostalgic feel echoing their earlier work while nevertheless bringing in something of the 21stcentury. The instrumental nature of the album is certainly melancholic an elegy to a lost artist but it's also optimistic a showcase of his talent and a fitting tribute to a founder of one of the most innovative and musicallyengrossing bands ever. The Endless River Guitar Tab book is not just a book of songs however it's also an aesthetically pleasing piece featuring the album's arresting cover art aswell as some fantastic full-colour photographs inside. This continues Pink Floyd's tradition of combining their inventive music with other kinds of visual art making the book fitting for such a formidable band. The