When it doesn't fit anywhere else
 #62607  by phpbb
 
It only took two years from the original request, but there is now a "Grateful Dead References" menu item on the main page, under the tabs.
 #62611  by NashvilleMike
 
www.ogregod.com

This is a new one I found that has lots information under the Grateful Dead heading. It includes songs by Kingfish, Jerry Band covers (Lucky old sun) and some other oddities. Plus it is the best place to find tabs for The Ventures.
 #93865  by tcsned
 
I would assume that most basic music theory textbooks start with that or at least address reading music early on. You might just want to skip that chapter and move on to things you need.
 #93880  by Tennessee Jedi
 
khayola wrote:How do you learn music theory? What I am looking for is a textbook to learn music theory but doesn't assume you don't know how to read music. I can read music but just want more information about chord structures and more advanced items than learning how to read music. Any ideas of a good textbook?
TED GREENE CHORD CHEMISTRY
There seem to be pdf's of his stuff for free download
Great start for chords and how to use 'em
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