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	ORDER NOW!		96 CHORDS - Learn how the two most common bar chords are played along the neck. Chords, on guitar, are named by the shape and the root. Too many guitar players are playing things they can’t define. Players who can tell you what it is they are playing are the ones that end up in good bands. Don’t be illiterate.
	ORDER NOW!		NOTES ON THE BASS - Learn the name of the notes on your bass guitar.  This poster is good for 4, 5, and 6 string basses.
	ORDER NOW!		CIRCLE OF FIFTHS - What a cool thing this is! Would you like to know which chords go together in the twelve major and twelve minor keys? This poster will show you. It will also show you which keys use sharps and which keys use flats.
	ORDER NOW!		GUITAR ESSENTIALS - This poster will get you started! There are three of the most common keys represented. Each key contains three basic chords as well as power chords. There is also a major scale and a minor pentatonic scale for each key. At the bottom of the poster you will find exercises to get you going.
	ORDER NOW!		CHORD CHART - This is a reference chart containing 48 chords. All of the twelve major, minor, and 7th chords are shown. There are also common additional chords.
	ORDER NOW!		NOTES ON NECK - Learn to name all of the notes on your guitar. There is a "trick" to make learning all the notes easy to do. You could memorize a chart or, learn the trick. However you learn the notes it is necessary that you do.
	ORDER NOW!		CHORDS ON THE KEYBOARD - On this poster there are 84 of the most common chords. This is a chart you will refer to often. Many times you will need to play when there is not any written music. You may need to know how to play a Csus2, or a Emaj7, etc. Guitar players have chord books why shouldn’t keyboard players?
	ORDER NOW!		RHYTHM - Rhythm is one of the most neglected aspects of playing guitar. Everybody wants to play lead. The best lead players are also great rhythm players. This poster looks simple but, I believe you will find that it is more difficult than it looks. Playing rhythm is not all down or all up strokes. It is down, up, down, up etc. You have to play the up or down stroke whether or not you actually hit the strings. Silence is music and you have to play it. Missing certain down or up strokes will produce different styles.
	ORDER NOW!		LEAD GUITAR - MINOR PENTATONIC SCALES - If you are going to play lead guitar you are going to play scales. Minor pentatonic scales are extremely common in lead. Because guitar is a pattern oriented instrument, these scales are good for all keys. Playing scales will make you a better guitar player faster than any other thing you can do. If you don’t like to play scales... play them until you do. Because these scales are so often used, when you learn them, you will be more able to tell when a guitar player on a CD is using them.
	ORDER NOW!		SCALES IN C - This poster shows all of the major and minor diatonic scales and all of the major and minor pentatonic scales in C. The scales are also related to the C major chords along the neck. If you know how to play the scales on this poster... you will know a lot. Because guitar is a pattern oriented instrument, knowing these scales will make it easy to play in any other key.
	ORDER NOW!		Chord Formulas- If you were asked to play a Bm7-5, would you know how? What about a C7#9? I had a chord book, years ago, that contained 7,488 chords. I thought that was overwhelming. You can either memorize a chord book or, learn how chords are constructed. Chords are formed from the notes of scales. If you learn how this works, you will be able to name and play any chord you see. Knowledge will make your job a whole lot easier.
	ORDER NOW!		THE 5 GREAT KEYS - Because of the way a guitar is tuned, there are five keys that are the easiest in which to play. Those five keys are: C, A, G, E, and D. Because they are the easiest, most of what guitar players do is in one of those five keys. This poster will teach you the basic as well as common additional chords for each of those five keys. You will also learn to play chord progressions using the "number system". The number system (not math) will help you to develop your ear. It is great to be able to listen to a CD and be able to define what you are hearing. Playing by ear is a great part of what musicians do.