Hal Leonard The Best of Eric Clapton Easy Recorded Versions Review

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(More customer reviews)If you're like me, you'll find this book really handy. The format includes only the chords and the lyrics. I'm an experienced guitarist, so I only want the bare bones of a song. I rarely have to turn the pages since most songs fit on a couple of pages (lyrics are hard for me to remember for some reason). The chord changes are placed above the lyrics, so if you know the song, it's easy to make the changes at the right time. So far, all of the songs I've played are in the correct key, but I've only played a dozen or so from this book. The Chord Songbook series has been a real productive one for me. I love 'em. Especially the Beatles Complete Chord Songbook. I've learned more about pop song structure from these books than any other material. Chord diagrams are at the top the every song title page, in case you need them. Songs are in the correct key unless a capo is required. While I don't use these songbooks to learn new material very often, I do use them to play songs I'm familiar with. So, if you want to play songs without having to turn pages for lyrics and tabs, you will probably like these. Happy guitaring y'all.

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12 of his greatest, including: After Midnight; Baby What's Wrong; Badge; Cocaine; Cross Road Blues (Crossroads); Forever Man; Have You Ever Loved A Woman; Hide Away; I Ain't Got You; I Feel Free; Lay Down Sally; Ramblin' On My Mind; Strange Brew; Sunshine Of Your Love; White Room.

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