50 from the Fifties - Rock 'n' Roll Guitar Songbook: Play 50 Songs with Just 4 Chords Paperback – 19 Nov. 2021

Brilliant guitar book, easy to follow with easy chords and a excellent choice of rock n roll songs to play.

Excellent list of songs, user friendly

This book is highly recommended, it is well written and easy to follow. I have purchased a large number of books to assist me in learning the guitar, but most are complicated and for the more advanced players. This booking enables beginners to play so fabulous fifties tracks. It is well layed out with each track spanning just two pages which i found perfect. If you are learning guitar and know a few chords this boom is the one for you. Awesome buy

I have only looked through the book as I have a Shoulder injury, but I can't wait to start practicing.

I recently bought an acoustic electric guitar having been learning to play a ukulele since the beginning of lockdown. I'm a drummer really but lockdown killed live music for a good 2 years. I wanted to learn to play for my own enjoyment really. I have been watching Jez (author) teach guitar on YouTube, where he also.mentions this book. It compliments his YouTube clips perfectly and explains about strumming techniques as well as showing the chords you need to play the songs. Very simple to follow.....even for a drummer!

Great book, well set out and a huge range of tunes to learn. A very worthwhile resource for learning to play 50's music. Recommended without a doubt.

Awesome learning tool for any guitarist , novices will love the fact they will be able to play recognisable tunes in minutes , intermediates can experiment with strumming patterns , advanced can improvise to their hearts content , clear & easy to follow......a must for all , hours of fun at an amazing price and the cherry on top is you are helping raise money for charity 10/10

I am an average guitarist . The song's in this book actually made me sound pretty good!All in all I would recommend this book no matter how skillful you are. I hope the author reads this and brings out a 60s equivalent!