Guitar Resources in Books/Tab - Country

1. Cowpie Song Corral by Roughstock (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   The best country tab site on the net.
   URL: http://www.roughstock.com/cowpie/songs/
   Books/Tab: Country · 15612 Hits · Posted on 12/25/2002 by Jay Michaels (51)
   
2. Beginner Guide To Playing Country Guitar by Brian Wampler (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   A FEW of the topics: -basic country picking-basic 'claw' technique-chicken-pickin -licks & lead patterns -Tons of licks and leads played extremely slow, and up close for you! -Detailed explanation of getting that fat, compressed country sound
   URL: http://www.howtoplayguitar.net/country-dvd.htm
   Books/Tab: Country · 1371 Hits · Posted on 3/10/2005 by Brian Wampler (265)
   
3. Teach Yourself To Play Pedal Steel Guitar by Joe Stoebenau (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   A complete beginners guide to Playing the pedal steel guitar!Book and CD set
   URL: http://www.steelguitarzone.com
   Books/Tab: Country · 924 Hits · Posted on 5/12/2005 by Joe Stoebenau (209)
   
4. Chicken Picken Riffs (4.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   Ye HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
   Books/Tab: Country · 2930 Hits · Posted on 10/21/2001 by Daniel Mckee (3210)
   
5. E9 Beginner Pedal Steel Course by Doug Jernigan (4.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   This is an intro to the pedal steel guitar book and VHS video.
   Books/Tab: Country · 807 Hits · Posted on 6/16/2005 by Joe Stoebenau (209)
   
6. Workin' Man Blues: Country Music In California by Gerald W. Haslam (4.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   A history of country music in California from the turn of the centry to 1995, including the pivotal 1940s when California ruled country music.
   Books/Tab: Country · 1175 Hits · Posted on 1/29/2001 by Howard Owens (3129)
   
7. Complete Chet Atkins Guitar Method by Chet Atkins (No Reviews)
   w/Tommy Flint. Gradually guides you through all the basics and techniques you need to know to play in Chet's style. With CD.
   Books/Tab: Country · 4804 Hits · Posted on 7/11/1999 by WholeNote
   
8. Ultimate Guitar Country Play-Along (No Reviews)
   Jam with Albert Lee, Jerry Donahue and Steve Trovato. Play their solos or use the scale diagrams to create your own solos. Includes an analysis of each of the ten chord progressions
   Books/Tab: Country · 1563 Hits · Posted on 7/11/1999 by WholeNote