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Beat the Holiday Blues with Both of Our Legendary Blues DVDs for Only $20

published 17 December 2011

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Here's today's 12 Days of Christmas deal at the Guitar World Online Store:

Beat the holiday blues with both of our legendary blues DVDs for only $20!

Let a pro show you how to play the blues and blues rock guitar just like the masters. In our How to Play Blues & Blues Rock and Blues Rock Master Class DVD Combo, Guitar World's esteemed associate editor Andy Aledort teaches you beginning, intermediate and advanced levels of blues rock guitar.

Learn to play shuffles like Stevie Ray Vaughan, make your ax sing like Eric Clapton, solo like Duane Allman, slide guitar in the style of Elmore James and command the 12-bar blues like Johnny Winter.

Plus learn solo styles of the Blues and Blues Rock Masters:

• Eric Clapton

• Jeff Beck

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