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‘So To Speak’ Play-along book for bassists available now!!

If you are a bassist and looking for an interesting play-along book, this is it! (or if you just want a book of charts from my newest CD!!). You’ll receive the book and a version of the CD mixed without bass.

Right now, the book is currently available digitally over at my good friends

learnthelowend.com

Enjoy!!

One Response to “‘So To Speak’ Play-along book for bassists available now!!”

KD says:

January 9, 2011 at 1:01 pm

Hey Damain,

I have purchased your CD “So to speak” and the book “Right Hand Drive”

Both are awesome..!!

I tried to download the Charts for your cd..But no Luck @ Learntheelowend.com

Would it be possible to email charts??

Bass Regards,
KD

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