title: The Chord Factory: Build Your Own Guitar Chord Dictionary
author:  Jon Damian 
description: Jim Hall said - What an amazing book! Incredibly detailed and thorough, presenting everything in a clear, sometimes humorous way. Jon Damian has done all of us guitar players a huge favor: He's taken us by the hand to some brand new, exotic places musically. Thanks Jon! I'm happy to work at The Chord Factory. --Jim Hall, Legendary Guitarist and NEA Jazz Masters Fellow<br /><br />Bill Frisell said - Jon Damian blows my mind! In The Chord Factory, he goes deeper and deeper, daring to go where few, if any, have traveled. He looks around every corner, leaving no stone unturned, and continues to unlock the mystery, wonder, magic, and FUN in music. Jon gives us the keys. I look forward to this next adventure. --Bill Frisell, Grammy-Winning Guitarist<br /><br />James Valentine said - This fresh look at chords and their construction inspired new ideas for me right away. Jon's unique perspective reveals the rich language inherent in great chord progressions. He never loses sight of the fact that it's not how many chords you know, but how well you use them. Try taking a look at the unique ways that Jon and his imaginary friend Chester see chords. It will open up an expansive new world of expression for you. --James Valentine, Grammy-Winning Guitarist (Maroon 5)
zlib_text: ** Guitar Chords Handbook: Learn Any Chord, Improve Fretboard Visualization,
  and Read Fake-Books With Ease **
  
  Dan Amerson
  
  
    
  
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