Buddy Holly for Guitar.

Genre:Oldies, Rock 'N' Roll. White Line 2011, 2 CD BOX SET 39 original songs. Audio CD. DDD

WIse, 1999, Book+CD cm.23x30, pp.56, br, Guitar Tablature. Standard notation and Tablature. Buddy Holly was one of the first major rock'n'roll groundbreakers. He wrote his own songs, recorded with a self-contained guitar-bass-drums combo and even changed the image of what a rock singer could look lie. His vocal style and mature, melodic compositions inspired many of the rockers who would emerge in the 60s and 70s, from the Beatles and Bob Dylan to the Hollies. The combination of musical notation and guitar tablature in this book together with the backing tracks on the CD gives you the opportunity to learn eight of Buddy Holly's tracks note for note and then jam along with a professional session band. the track listing reflects some of Holly's most popular recordings, providing something for guitarists to have fun with and improvise with, as well as something to aspire to. This guitar workshop is a powerful learning tool that will help you develop your riffs, licks and improvisational skills. The CD is split into two sections; section 1 is the backing tracks minus lead guitar & vocals, while section 2 is the backing tracks with all guitar parts added, so in addition to the written tab you can hear the rhythm, fills and solos as they should be played! The 'Jam With...' series allows you to accurately recreate the original songs, or to use the transcriptions in this book in conjunction with the backing tracks as a basis for your own improvisation.

Hal Leonard 1996, cm.23x30, pp.1986, brossura Piano,Vocal,Guitar. 27 songs by the great rock 'n' roll legend including: Peggy Sue * That'll Be The Day * It's So Easy * and more! Also includes a discography, stories on Holly's life and over 40 black and white photos.

A cura di Carlachiara Perrone. Roma, Ediz.Benincasa 1984, cm.15,5x24, pp.XXVIII-163, brossura sopracop. Ed.limitata in 930 esempl.Coll.Testi Dialettali Napoletani,XVII.

Foreword by John Morris Dixon. Introduction by Ronald A. Altoon. Milano, L'Arca Ediz. 1998, cm.24x34, pp.143, num.ill.e tavv.bn.e col.e disegni bn.nt. brossura cop.fig.a col. Coll.Architects and Studies.

Revisione di Marta Bonsanti. Note introduttive di E.Capannelli, S.Neri Serneri, M.Nicastro. Firenze, Polistampa Ed. 2012, cm.17x24, pp.XLI,404, brossura. Ist.Storico della Resistenza in Toscana, Gli Archivi,2. Inventario dell'Archivio Piero Calamandrei custodito presso l'Istituto Storico della Resistenza in Toscana. Il fondo è il primo per dimensioni e il più rilevante dei quattro che compongono l'insieme delle carte del grande giurista fiorentino (gli altri tre sono custoditi a Trento, Roma e Montepulciano). Il fondo toscano è ripartito in tre serie (documenti personali, corrispondenza e materiali di lavoro, a cui vanno aggiunti i documenti della donazione Cappelletti) e investe tutti gli aspetti personali, professionali, culturali e politici della personalità di Calalamandrei. L'ampio corredo descrittivo è frutto di un lungo lavoro di lettura, identificazione e indicizzazione del materiale, e consente di comprendere con chiarezza le caratteristiche dei documenti elencati. Introdotto dal saggio di Emilio Capannelli "Le carte di Piero Calamandrei: una rete di archivi", da un testo di Simone Neri Sernieri e Michela Nicastro, da un accurato indice generale, l'inventario è suddiviso in sei serie (Politica, diritto, cultura, L'uomo politico, Studi e interventi tematici, Carteggio, Materiali diversi, Materiale a stampa) e corredato da indici dei nomi di persona, delle istituzioni ed enti, dei periodici.

Ashgate 2010, cm.15,5x23,5, pp.408, brossura Crusade texts in translation This is a translation of the Itinerarium Peregrinorum et Gesta Regis Ricardi, a contemporary chronicle of the Third Crusade, 1187-1192. Told from the viewpoint of the European crusaders, it recounts the fall of the crusader kingdom of Jerusalem to Saladin in 1187 and the subsequent expeditions to recover it, led by the Emperor Frederick I, King Philip II of France and King Richard I of England, the Lionheart". This is the most comprehensive account of the crusade. Much of the account is from eyewitness sources and provides vivid and colourful details of the great campaigns. The translator gives background details of the events described, comparing this account with other accounts from Europe, the Christians of the Holy Land and Muslim writers. She also sets out the evidence for the authorship and sources of the chronicle.