The Natural Guitar Player

This book brings a fresh approach to playing

Would you consider the audio edition of The Natural Guitar Player to be better than the print version?

The subject is well suited for both book and audio format

What did you like best about this story?

The Natural Guitar Player, in my opinion, takes the player to the point that comes after learning chords and scales, and teaches an approach that is purposeful, and both intentional and attentional.

This little book has give me a new perspective, in that it answers the big question of why, instead of how.

Which character – as performed by Adam B. Crafter – was your favorite?

Adam was fabulous throughout the book

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Of course. It was easy and informative.

Any additional comments?

I genuinely like The Natural Guitar Player and recommend it to anyone who is looking to take their playing the guitar to another level.

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Great Instructions On Letting Nature Be Your Guide

This was an amazing listen. It was almost Zen-like. Paying closer attention to the details of and in nature such as water and trees, then doing the exercises make a big difference. Be sure to download the pdf and use the finger guide. There are also some inspirational photographs of nature to view if you can't get outside. And you can meet the author, Rick McKeon.

Adam B. Crafter's narrative instructions were easy to follow. He spoke clearly with a nice voice. An overall worthwhile listen.

I was provided this audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBoom dot com.

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it was a good read.

it's a good book. definitely a different approach. good if your a musician stuck on a plateau in writing.

Very weird, disappointing.

He attempts to teach very basic principles of guitar playing using analogies such as a seagull in mid flight or flowing water. It may provide some artistic inspiration to view guitar playing as "a part of nature" but it's really quite silly and useless. I can only see this being useful for a beginner guitar player that might not understand very basic techniques being conveyed. I've been playing for 20 years and find it humorous.

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