This isn’t available as a book anymore but I managed to download and print it (for a pretty reasonable price). The pieces I’ve tried are quite playable and I suppose more gifted and experienced guitarists would find it rather basic. But it’s good enough for me cause it seems to be a really enjoyable and rewarding way to get into jazz fingerstyle!

I’m been working with this book for about 9 months now. I’ve just finished the first section of alternating bass country blues. The pieces aren’t that difficult to play because they are usually based on standard chord positions but they all have something interesting thrown in - a riff or position that requires special attention - and working on playing these well and fitting them into the overall scheme of the piece takes time. Grossman’s notes on these points of difficulty are very helpful—using a slightly different fingering can sometimes make all the difference in making a position playable. The accompanying CDs are superb with authentic performance recordings of the pieces in the books.

This is certainly one of the best music instruction books that I’ve used. There’s a lot of material in here and the pleasure of mastering it is certainly incomparable.