"The Very Best of The Country Years" picks up from the point where Wanda made a seamless transition from country- inflected pop and rock to straight country. It contains a few more early rockers, all of her important country hits (there were over 20 in number), and several superlative LP tracks, a fabulous combination that showcases all the varied talents of this remarkable artist. This is the long-awaited companion volume to Ace's best-selling "Queen of Rockabilly" collection.

Eddie Bond was a pioneer singer and guitar player of American Rockabilly music. In the mid 1950s, Bond recorded for Mercury Records and toured with Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Warren Smith and others. He is most infamous for having rejected the then 18-year-old Elvis Presley, who was auditioning for Bond's band. It was shortly thereafter that Presley recorded his first single at Sun Records. Bond's contribution to the genre has been recognized by the Rockabilly Hall of Fame.

Johnny Dollar was an American Country and Rockabilly musician. Most famous as Country singer, he's recorded some of the wildest rockabilly of the '50s. However, despite his fiery performances, darkly handsome looks, and powerful voice, Dollar's rockabilly sides were never released again.

Johnny Dollar was an American Country and Rockabilly musician. Most famous as Country singer, hes recorded some of the wildest rockabilly of the 50s. However, despite his fiery performances, darkly handsome looks, and powerful voice, Dollars rockabilly sides were never released again.

Featured are 24 cuts from Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Marty Robbins, Charlie Rich, the Collins Kids, and others.

Rockabilly is the roots of rock. It combines electric blues, country blues, Merle Travis-style fingerpicking and more. This DVD covers boogie woogie back-up licks, turnarounds, blues/rock licks in the classic key of E, movable blues/rock scales, fingerpicking patterns and more.

This DVD contains two of Albert Lee's most well-known videos: Advanced Country Guitar and Virtuoso Techniques. In Advanced Country Guitar, Albert Lee performs some of his favorite tunes and analyzes his baffling technique in depth. Songs include "Fun Ranch Boogie", "Tiger Rag" and "That's Alright Mama". Albert also discusses his hybrid Travis -picking style, chord voicing, scalar ideas, how to create long seamless lines based off chord shapes, double stopconcepts, and analysis of his classic guitar parts. Virtuoso Techniques focuses on the components which make up Albert's brilliant country style.

Great instructional DVD from the guru of slap bass.

Great instructional DVD from the guru of slap bass.
Please note this is intended for upright, double, contra, doghouse bass. Not that electric players could not learn something from this but it is not electric slap technique.
I also think Lee uses a flat tuning in this video.