[Pre-Order] Steve Earle – A Lesson with Steve Earle Guitars, Songs and Fingerpicking Techniques

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Steve Earle – A Lesson with Steve Earle Guitars, Songs and Fingerpicking Techniques

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Take a lesson with one of the most celebrated singer/songwriters of our time! A master storyteller, Steve Earle crafts his powerful songs with basic chords and a two-finger picking style that is eloquent in its simplicity. His music combines folk, blues, alt-country and rock styles in a powerful, instantly recognizable genre all its own.

This unique DVD gives us two hours of great songs, stories, details about Steve’s guitars (he’s a well-known collector) and insights into his writing process. Best of all, it provides the means to play nine of his iconic songs: Tennessee Blues, Sparkle and Shine, Ft. Worth Blues, Hometown Blues, South Nashville Blues, This City, Satellite Radio and Copperhead Road.

Steve’s songs are primarily built around basic chords and a two-finger picking technique that even novice players can pick up. He adds subtle touches, though – hammer-ons, slides, chord inversions, etc. – that bring a distinct flavor to each one. More advanced guitarists and songwriters will benefit from seeing how Steve brings intensity, poetics and a laser-like intelligence to everything he writes.

More about Steve Earle:

In his long and varied career, Steve Earle has developed a world-wide following as a singer, songwriter, producer, actor, poet and novelist. He has released roughly two dozen CDs and has garnered three Grammy Awards (fourteen nominations). Steve was named Country Artist of the Year by Rolling Stone (1986); was nominated for an Emmy (2010); and was given a lifetime achievement award by the BBC (2004). He has been a guest artist on recordings with Emmylou Harris, Joan Baez, Patti Smith, Sheryl Crowe, Chris Hillman and numerous others, and has frequently appeared in duet with his wife, country singer Allison Moorer. “From the personal to the political, the most potent force in country-rock continues to fire on all cylinders.” – Acoustic Guitar