(Bass Play-Along). The Bass Play-Along Series will help you play your favorite songs quickly and easily! Just follow the tab; listen to the audio to hear how the bass should sound; and then play along using the separate backing tracks. The melody and lyrics are also included in the book in case you want to sing; or to simply help you follow along. This volume includes: Already Gone * Heartache Tonight * Hotel California * Life in the Fast Lane * Lyin Eyes * One of These Nights * Take It Easy * Those Shoes.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. A curmudgeons view of a great bookBy ValerieI have just finished reading Dan Hellers "A Digital Photographers Guide to Model Releases" from cover to cover. Theres no question it is a great book and if you are interested in really LEARNING about model releases I would recommend you buy it. If youre just looking for a quick answer; however; this is not the book.In the entire 279 pages there is only ONE (1) sample model release form and it is a very basic; simple one. Instead the book is divided into chapters that deal with various aspects of the issues such as: "Whats a Model Release?"; "Understanding Use"; "Analyzing the need for a model release"; "Dissecting a model release" (and; no; you cant get the full benefit from this chapter without reading the rest of the bok); "Dealing with photos of property"; and "The business of licensing". Yes; the book is indexed.I found it to be well-written and easy to understand. Mr. Heller writes in normal everyday language and not in legal mumbo jumbo. His presentation is clear and well organized. A minor nitpick - he must have gotten tired as he got near the end as I noticed several grammatical errors and typos seem to have snuck into the later chapters. No matter. They didnt obscure his meaning.Mr. Heller makes it clear that he is not a lawyer and is not offering legal advice but is discussing BUSINESS DECISIONS which photographers must confront with respect to their photographs. Nonetheless; he presents a great deal of information about the laws as well about the business of photography.The book contains what seem like hundreds of photos (I didnt count them.) While a number of them could be construed as being examples of the issue being discussed (such as people in public places; buildings; homes; etc.) very few of them are actually referred to in the text. I would have found it more helpful if the author had actually captioned each photo stating whether or not he had obtained a model release for it and why he had chosen to do so or not. Otherwise they are not much more than pretty pictures (and fine ones they are!) which contribute only slightly to the purpose of the book.I am very glad I bought the book. I doubt that there is a better reference on the subject. I feel like I have a much better understanding of the subject (though I would probably benefit from reading the book a second time to pick up nuances I missed the first time.) I still dont feel as if I know all the answers and perhaps that means the author has achieved his goal. Im now aware that there are no simple answers but only trade-offs to be considered in an informed way.7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. A wealth of information for the digital photographer interested in making a business out of photography;By Michael L. BairdDan Hellers website presents a wealth of information for the digital photographer interested in making a business out of photography; and answers all sorts of questions; in an authoritative way; about model releases; what/where/when can one photo; and how can those images be used by whom. Dan is generous with his information on his website and in personal communications; which helped him perfect his product; in this case his book A Digital Photographers Guide to Model Releases: Making the Best Business Decisions with Your Photos of People; Places and Things. In some sense I felt I already had all the answers I needed on this topic after reading Dans material online. But to have it all re-purposed in a logical; complete; consistent vehicle illustrated with many beautiful photos; and crafted for fun reading with humor and post-it-note sidebars and anecdotes... this book is quite simply the definitive guide on the subject. Dan does not simply answer the questions; he explains the reasoning behind the questions and answers so that one can logically apply the "rules" to other situations with confidence. This is the best $20 bill I have parted with in my investment in photography. I would not trade this book for all the others in this category combined. This title will persist for years because its advice is timeless. Like reviewing the basics of any discipline will help any pro; I cant think of one expert in this field who would not benefit from reading this book. Kudos to Dan for a job well-done; from a dedicated fan; Mike Baird4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. DO NOT BUY ON KINDLE - But great book!By Keith McLaren PhotographyDO NOT BUY THIS BOOK ON KINDLE! This book has all sorts of technical problems and I would suggest that you purchase the actual book. Th problems with this book are:1. On Android version of kindle the book repeats parts of paragraphs randomly. This seems to be a problem only with this book and only on the Android version of kindle.2. Chunks of the text are outright missing. For example (and in case someone from is reading this) if you go to location 968 in this book there is a page that starts a list of items with #4. It seems that numbers 1 through 3 did not get included.3. There are many pages that are scanned in as graphics since the text was written over a picture. In these pages the text is unreadable and you just miss out on these pages.With all this said; this is the BEST book that I have read on the subject of model releases. I will be buying it as a book; but wasted $9.99 on the kindle version since its almost unreadable.
