(Guitar Collection). 50 songs essential to any guitarists repertoire; including: Against the Wind * Barely Breathing * Boulevard of Broken Dreams * Champagne Supernova * Crazy Little Thing Called Love * Every Rose Has Its Thorn * Fast Car * Free Fallin * Hey There Delilah * Ho Hey * I Wont Give Up * Layla * Let Her Go * Mean * One * Ring of Fire * Signs * Stairway to Heaven * Trouble * Wagon Wheel * Wish You Were Here * Yellow * Yesterday * and more.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. My ancestors story in printBy Marilee J. AustinAfter typing my great grandmothers madian name into the internet; what a shock it was to click on a link and have my great great grandfathers picture pop up onto the screen. After scrolling through several pages; his story about being one of the early settlers of Vaughn Washington was written in this book. Since my mother had already done a genological search on her grandfather; I was interested in reading about what information the author had to say about him. By the way; my great greatfather was Alfred VanSlyke and his daughter Nellie; my great grandmother also had her picture and background information of her life mentioned in this book. I always enjoyed going out to Vaughn to visit her and pick apples from her small orchard and playing on the beach. Our family; grandparents; uncles and great aunts and uncles always went to Vaughn to have a combined celebration of my folks anniversary and Nellies birthday. I was so impressed with the book; that I ordered 2 more; one for my sister and my nephew. Submitted by: Marilee Austin (Olympia; Washington)0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A little treasure of a bookBy kim schaumburgColleen Slater has done her homework in compiling a historical account of the settlement and growth of a small but beautiful peninsula on Puget Sound in Washington State. This attractive book is an amalgamation of rare historical photographs and concise; informative narrative. A must read for both Pacific Northwest residents and history buffs.
