Top 10 best-selling Guitar Books

Did you know that there are over 4,000 guitar chords and that all of them - including power chords, slash chords and loads of different playing techniques - are clearly explained in the Voggenreiter Guitar Chords English Edition?

The aim of this book is to help guitarists improve their rhythmic and harmonic skills so they can perform feeling creative and confident. Voggenreiter's Supersonic Guitar Grooves has been written by Jeremy Sash and covers practically all styles.

Voggenreiter's Solo Solutions 4 Guitar is aimed at electric guitarists who want to get better at slinging solos. The book has been divided into three parts: technique, theory and a combination of both. CD included.

Voggenreiter's Rock Guitar offers fledgling guitarists the perfect introduction to rock music. Clear and approachable, this guitar lesson book starts off easy and covers everything from rhythm and tone to technique and finger exercises.

From playing single notes, power chords and open chords to music theory and playing full songs, it's all covered and explained in a beginner-friendly way in Voggenreiter's Electric Guitar Basics. CD included.

The Bax Music Guitar Handbook includes sixteen pages filled with ever-useful information to help beginners get to grips with their freshly purchased acoustic or electric guitar!

'Nirvana - Unplugged in New York' is considered by some to be the greatest album the Seattle grunge pioneers ever made. In this book, every song has been scored, complete with full guitar tablature and lyrics.

The Beatles Complete Updated Edition Easy Guitar Songbook covers no less than 155 songs penned by the Fab Four, all scored for guitar.

Compiled by Justin Sandercoe himself, the second edition of the Justinguitar.com Beginner's Songbook teaches you how to play a hundred timeless tunes by world-famous bands and artists.

With 'Disney Fun Songs for Easy Guitar', the title basically says it all. This songbook covers 26 tunes from everyone's favourite Disney films, from 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' from Mary Poppins to 'Hakanu Matata' from The Lion King.