CD’s and BOOKs
Below you will find all of my CD’s and books for sale. I will get these shipped out to you as soon as possible.
Message me with any questions. Enjoy!
Newest CD by Eric Lugosch - 12 original and two jazz standards for solo guitar
Hello everyone in the cyber playground. This is my new recording “Sun” It is a collection of some new material for solo instrumental guitar and some duets with pianist Margaret James. I also have some new arrangements of some classic pieces from the past. Hope you like it.
This is a download of the full album, Black Key Blues
This is a collection of 13 note for note transcriptions from the Black Key Blues recording. All transcriptions are of high quality and presented in standard notation and tablature.
Contents include. The Cajun Cook, Eighth Of January, The Stars Up Above, There's a Destruction In This Land, Colored Aristocracy, Strike, Black Key Blues, Sandy's Dream, Four Roses, The Last Garden, Pork Belly Futures, De Rigueur (Harry's Waltz), and Looking Back
“My chap is guitar and music mad and your book is all he has asked for this Christmas he’ll be so delighted!
Many thanks again,
Laura”
The famous collection of 30 one page lessons for beginning, intermediate and advanced students.
This compilation is drawn from music I learned in my youth, pieces I've taught in private lessons, and those lessons that have been most successful in the classroom. I've received letters from Mongolia to the Fiji Islands from happy students who have worked from this collection.
“Eric, I just wanted to say thanks for the amazing lessons on fingerstyle academy. Really inspiring music and clear and thoughtful teaching. Thanks,
Allen ”
This is an homage to the immortal Reverend Gary Davis. It’s a collection of solo instrumental arrangements of Gary Davis's gospel and novelty pieces. Some very rare, never before recorded pieces like Rag Blues in C, Whistlin' Blues, andMarine Bandare part of this classic collection.
"This is not an impersonation of Davis. Eric Lugosch has internalized Davis' style to the point where he can improvise within that style and still have it come out his own." Pat Donohue