Jack Bruce and Robin Trower: Seven Moons Live Review

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(More customer reviews)Like many, I thought that Robin Trower got back together with Jack Bruce in order to produce a cheap payday capitalizing on past glories.After all, even the song titles were rip-offs of old stuff, right?

Well, I was wrong.Instead of a jaded, pale imitation of what used to be, like most rockers past their prime produce, this is actually a heartening reminder that talent and true greatness stand the test of time.I will readily agree that Trower and Bruce are not going to win any beauty contests these days; it's actually kind of heartbreaking to see how they've aged.

But, DESPITE the ravages of time, Bruce can still produce jewels like "Just Another Day", which is just as good as anything on his masterwork, "Harmony Row".And Robin Trower plays ridiculously well for a sixty-four year old. He plays the Cream classic songs effortlessly, but he really shines on the new stuff like "Seven Moons", "So Far to Yesterday", and "The Last Door".

In the final analysis, there aren't that many rock musicians that you can classify as "significantly creative artists".But these are two such musicians, from a generation that lifted rock music toward respectability.

Look at the people Bruce has worked with: John McLaughlin, Tony Williams, Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Chris Spedding, Gary Moore, Carla Bley, Frank Zappa.Jack has the kind of musical intelligence that transcends genres.Trower has the flowing style of soloing that can remind you of a jazz saxophonist, and he is never anything less than tasteful.

So my advice is to get past the wrinkles, and enjoy the music.Jazz player Roland Kirk kept playing after debilitating strokes.Johnny Cash still commanded respect when he was frail of health.

Just be glad that these guys are still around, still creative, still sharing their gifts.What they're doing, in the face of a music industry that only loves pretty faces, is nothing short of HEROIC.

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This historic night at the mighty and majestic Concertgebouw De Vereeniging in the Netherlands features Robin Trower, Jack Bruce and drummer Gary Husband playing nearly the whole Seven Moons album, plus signature tunes from Bruce's catalog and a solo from

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Classic Albums - Jimi Hendrix: Electric Ladyland (1992) Review

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(More customer reviews)While the average Hendrix fan might not be interested in the details of how Electric Ladyland was made, for the musician this DVD is priceless. If you've seen "The Making of Sgt Pepper" and liked it, this is asimilar treatment of Electric Ladyland. You get to hear individual tracksand interviews from the engineer and band members on how it was all done.Eddie Kramer, Mitch, Noel, all talking about their memories. You also get aglimpse into the personality of Hendrix that is very different than thewild man image. This movie has given me even more appreciation of thismusical masterpiece.

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The story of Electric Ladyland is told here in words, music, rare archival film footage, and a contemporary diary kept by one of Hendrix's employees.Among those contributing are Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell of the Jimi Hendrix Experience; singer/keyboardist Steve Winwood; engineer Eddie Kramer; and, in his last interview, Hendrix' manager Chas Chandler. With a musical soundtrack that includes "All Along the Watchtower," "Still Raining Still Dreaming," "Gypsy Eyes," "Crosstown Traffic," "Voodoo Chile" and "House Burning Down," this electrifying program provides insights into the life, work, and musical genius of a rock music legend.75 minutes.

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Playin' the Blues: Guitar TAB (Book & CD) (Alfred's Artist Series) Review

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(More customer reviews)this book is very good it goes hand in hand with the video good for all levels.

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Robben lays out all the basics -- the scales, chords, licks and phrases that are the foundation of modern blues guitar style. He discusses his fingering technique, vibrato and string bending, and also shows his favorite chord forms and comping patterns. Includes a ""lick"" section and several complete solos. In notation and tab.

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Jimi Hendrix (Hal Leonard Jazz Play-Along, Vol.80) Review

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(More customer reviews)The release of this book coincided with a big promotional push by Jimi's heirs and some people use this as proof that it's all drivel written by those trying to once again capitalize on the Hendrix legacy.Wait a minute - I thought all of the music, books, memorabelia, etc., were being sold to cash in on Jimi?Actually, this is a nice package, although it's no competition for the very best books out there, either from the perspective of photography or history, but it was lovingly assembled and lavishly decorated.Certainly, it is worthwhile for the Hendrix collector, especially considering how inexpensively it can be had as a used purchase from amazon or on ebay.

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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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Eric Clapton - Crossroads Vol. 1* (Eric Clapton Vol. 1) Review

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(More customer reviews)I've seen too many guitar tab books over the years to remember and I've learned that only a handful are truly excellent in terms of accuracy, ease of reading and overall use and these tend to be the ones that remain in my music library over time.For this reason, I'm usually tolerant of minor errors that are easily glossed over and that can be figured out myself as I play along with the cd with relative ease.This particular tab book on the early works of Eric Clapton as presented in the first 2 cds of the 4 disc Crossroads box set is a mixed bag.The transcriptions are mostly accurate although I have some different views with regards the choice of finger positions for certain tracks; these issues can come down to an individual preference issue and so I'm okay with it for the most part.For example, the guitar solo as transcribed for "A Certain Girl" isn't the optimal one as I feel the one I play sounds a lot more like the cd and is also a lot easier to play than the one in the book.

There is also a probably now dated essay on Clapton's life by Anthony DeCurtis a Senior Writer for Rolling Stone Magazine as well as another essay by the transcriber, Fred Sokolow, himself on Clapton's guitar stylings which is a nice-to-have and which is rare for most guitar tab books.The book binding though isn't optimal as the pages close in on themselves easily and it's hard to read the notes that are close to the spine because of this.The biggest downer for me though is that the font size is very small making it very difficult to read and play along with the cd at the same time.This is a real shame as the transciber probably put in a lot of work on this project only for the publisher to significantly reduce the usefulness and hence quality of the work with thoughtless publishing.Obviously the publisher is no musician and so doesn't understand how to publish music books that help instead of hinder the musician.Let's just say that I'm surprised that the publisher is actually Hal Leonard.Get your magnifying glasses ready and prepare to do a lot of hard pressing and smoothing down of the pages to keep them in place risking the pages coming off the spine while you play if you want to dig into this otherwise decent attempt at transcibing the work of this great guitarist.

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30 songs from the first volume of this collector's edition album.Songs include:Can't Find My Way Home * Strange Brew *Sunshine Of Your Love * White Room * and many more.

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B.B. King and Eric Clapton - Riding with the King (Guitar Recorded Versions) Review

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(More customer reviews)When you've got Eric Clapton and B. B. King handing off songs to each other, you've got twice the value of most normal blues songs.And this book puts out double the value that way.Just flip this one open to DAYS OF OLD and watch these two six-string storytellers weave the tapestry tight on this shuffle.If you'd like to "see how it's done", then pick up this book.

To me, the only thing that could make this any better would for the album to have included my two favorite guitarists - Carlos Santana and Henry Garza of Los Lonely Boys - in a four way demonstration of skill; and, of course, for this book to then have the four-way view of the action on stage!

Pick up a copy - this is a good one.

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In this first-ever collaboration, Slowhand meets Lucille to jam on 12 tunes. Features note-for-note transcriptions of King classics, blues standards and new songs, including: Come Rain or Come Shine * Days of Old * Help the Poor * Hold On I'm Coming * I Wanna Be * Key to the Highway * Marry You * Riding with the King * Ten Long Years * Three O'Clock Blues * When My Heart Beats like a Hammer * Worried Life Blues.

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My Son Jimi (Book) Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this book yesterday and finished it today. I have always felt, for reasons I could never really explain, that Jimi had a kindred spirit with my own. His father's recollections on Jimi's early life let me knowwhy.I'm so glad Mr. Al Hendrix wrote this book. The lies about Jimi arelegion. I remember in the 60's that most of what I heard about him had todo with drugs. It's a real shame that you have to explore a person's lifelike a detective (in a country with a supposedly "free" press) tofind out what they were really like. There is one thing I really likedabout the Hendrix family the book revealed; their free and easyinteractions with non-blacks. No wonder Jimi's music and message wasuniversal. In a time when blacks and whites seem to be once againwithdrawing into their own groups I found the Hendrix family to be veryrefreshing. Being black myself I totally reject the pressures broughtagainst me to participate only in things stamped with the "black"seal of approval. And I'd like to salute Al Hendrix for being a real fatherand taking care of his family, even children he didn't sire. A lot of mentoday wouldn't do what he did. Jimi was very fortunate to have such afather and I think he knew it. Thank you Mr. Hendrix for sharing your lifeand that of your son with us on a more intimate level. I for one willalways love Jimi and hold a fondness for him in my heart. And now for youas well.

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Eric Clapton - The Bluesman Review

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(More customer reviews)The Bluesman is a great compilation of music from Eric Clapton assembled by Andy Aledort.Much of the music is from his earlier days so ignores more timely titles, but is an in depth look at the early blues oriented style Clapton started with.

I can't understand why Hal Leonard discontinued this package unless there may have been a plan to convert the included CD to DVD, and the plan was abandoned before implementation. As it is, the tabs are clearly written, accurate: almost painfully so: and the CD tracks are perfect. Each title is broken into segments, with each segment played at normal speed and again at a much slower tempo. This makes it easy to follow the tab, or to play note for note with the track.

In closing: The Bluesman is a terrific product for learning the blues style of one of popular music's most influential artists.I only wish Hal Leonard Corp. would produce it with an accompanying DVD so I could purchase that as well.

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This instructional book/CD pack will let players see why Clapton is such a legend! Examines 11 songs: Have You Ever Loved a Woman ¥ Hideaway ¥ I Feel Free ¥ IÕm So Glad ¥ SteppinÕ Out ¥ Strange Brew ¥ Sunshine of Your Love ¥ more.

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Roy Buchanan: American Axe Review

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(More customer reviews)This is not only a great rock biography, but a great biography period.Though most "rock stars" seek the spotlight, Roy avoided it. Yet Carson has managed to get closer to who he was than most bio writers get to their subjects, who give the public a persona but hide themselves more cleverly than R. B.This book is of interest to Roy fans, rock or country guitar afficianados, anyone interested in the early history of white rock and roll and anyone interested in exploring the world of a conflicted genius.Carson spends important time describing the early days of Buchanan in small town California.This is much more than the usual cursory treatment, for the seeds of who he became were rooted there.Carson makes few judgements, and lets Roy's friends and fellow players provide much of the insight.In many ways a sad story, but not maudlin.Although you wish it could have turned out differently, maybe it could not have.Buchanan was a man who had a chance at what we call everything, and turned it down to play his own music his own way.Was he a tragic figure or a hero?Read this book and decide for yourself.

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Roy Buchanan was a "guitaristÕs guitarist" who shunned fame for a musical odyssey on AmericaÕs roadhouse circuit with his battered Telecaster - melding blues, country, jazz and rock like no player before or since. This is a compelling road trip through the gritty world of honky tonks and beer joints where this enigmatic journeyman preferred to play. Readers meet the biggest names in pop music and legions of unknowns along the way, from the dawn of rock ÕnÕ roll to BuchananÕs puzzling death in 1988.
"We just sat there aghast ... It was some of the best playing IÕve ever heard ... He defied all the laws of verse-chorus-verse and just blazed." - Jeff Beck
"Roy was one of the creators in the pioneering of unusual sounds. It seemed as though I was hearing them come first from Roy Buchanan." - Les Paul

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Pentatonic Improvisation for Guitar - with CD Review

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(More customer reviews)There are lots of books and places to learn about pentatonic scales.So often, you get the same thing over and over.This book is a breathe of fresh air with lots of great ideas.It's not really a book on licks but a book of ideas and new ways to look at the pentatonic scale.If you already know something about playing guitar and you're looking for something to push your limits, try this.I'm a blues player and pentatonic scales are a big thing to me, but sometimes the same patterns get stale.This book took care of that for me.

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This unique and creative approach to improvising with the pentatonic scale will take guitar players' soloing skills to a new level. Designed to spark a modern, dynamic fire under improvising chops, Pentatonic Improvisation may change your definition of ""pentatonic"" forever! A CD demonstrating all the examples in the book is included.

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Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced Review

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(More customer reviews)This book from the Hendrix family company, "Experience Hendrix," and distributed by sheet music specialist Hal Leonard, contains signature notation for the treble and bass clefs, and, most importantly, tablature notation for the bass clef.Signature notation uses the standard notes and symbols one see on most written music.The advantage is that it conveys rhythm as well as notes; the disadvantage is that it takes a while to learn, especially on fairly complex songs.Tablature (or "Tab"), on the other hand, explicitly shows you what frets to play on each string to get the desired notes-but it tells you little or nothing about rhythm and loses some other nuances of signature.

My own opinion is that tablature is a great invention for those who don't want to wait until they learn to read signature before they play the songs they really love.Furthermore, you can get a technical description of the rhythm from the bass signature notation written right above the bass tab notation.I was playing notes from "The Wind Cries Mary" very soon after reading the tab.

There are some problems, however, because tab simply can't convey as much as signature. I suspect also that those who have studied the more traditional signature notation are musicians more likely to have received music lessons and other more formal and more intense personal instruction.A simple tab book is not a substitute for these.

Still, this is a great addition to more formal aspects of learning an instrument.I'll play scales for an hour, and then try my hand at the bass lines of some of my favorite Hendrix songs.It helps if you know the music already, or have a CD nearby (a CD is NOT included with the book).Also, the book would be much better if it included more than one page on how to read tab!Several pages with additional tab conventions and simple examples are needed here.On an absolute scale, this book deserves a 4; however, because of the paucity of tab books for bass guitar, and because this contains such sublime, historic music, the book merits a 5. As you might imagine, the beginning bassist will have more luck with the slower songs, those that are more familiar, and those with bass lines that can be matched with the lyrics-it's more difficult to keep track of your bass line when you're playing underneath a Hendrix solo. Highly recommended as a supplementary book, especially for the beginning player.

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This matching drum folio to the legendary album includes 17 transcriptions: Are You Experienced? * Fire * Foxey Lady * Hey Joe * Highway Chile * Love or Confusion * Manic Depression * May This Be Love * Purple Haze * Red House * Remember * Stone Free * Third Stone from the Sun * The Wind Cries Mary * more.

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Clapton Chronicles - The Best of Eric Clapton (Guitar Recorded Version) Review

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(More customer reviews)this book it's really good because "tears in heaven" is the best
arrangement.

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This terrific book includes 15 Clapton classics in standard notation and tab, with lyrics and chord symbols: Bad Love * Blue Eyes Blue * Change the World * Forever Man * It's in the Way That You Use It * Layla * My Father's Eyes * Pretending * She's Waiting * Tears in Heaven * Wonderful Tonight * and more. Features lots of great photos!

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Highlights from BBC Sessions (Guitar Recorded Version) Review

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(More customer reviews)Get this folio if you want accurate transcriptions of Hendrix' unique 1967 work, containing an interesting array of his better known songs, covers, and blues.

A glaring ommission here is 'Driving South', performed thrice on the album, with one scintillating version (disc 1/track 17) being contained in Hal Leonard's 'Radio One' folio. Also missing over the 'Radio One' folio are the songs 'Love or Confusion', 'Purple Haze', 'Fire', 'Foxey Lady', and 'Stone Free'.

Rather, this folio contains numerous songs not in the 'Radio One' folio such as - 'I Was Made to Love Her', 'Sunshine of Your Love', 'A Brand New Sound', 'Can I Please Crawl Out Your Window', and 'Jammin'.

Added, the 'Radio One' album was Rycodisc's abridged edition of Hendix' BBC work, although discontinued, is readily available on the secondary market.

Overall, this folio is quite good, appealing particularly to those wanting to discover Jimi's live 'bare bones' approach, over learning about his multi-tracked and studio manipulated performances.

And get the folio for 'Radio One', too!

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Guitar transcriptions of 15 tunes taken from Hendrix's live BBC broadcasts. Includes: Day Tripper * Hey Joe * Hound Dog * I Was Made to Love Her * I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man * Jammin' * Radio One Theme * Sunshine of Your Love * more. Features a 24-page full-color section, and a bonus transcription of the drum part (as performed by Stevie Wonder) on "Jammin'."

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Electric Ladyland - Guitar Tablature Review

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(More customer reviews)this is a truly amazing representation of the works of jimi hendrix. i played the tabs right along with the music and it matches perfectly for the most part. of course there are always a few discrepencies, but no one canor ever will be able to match what the rock 'n roll gypsy himself did,especially not on paper. i would recommend anyone who is interested inlearning to play like hendrix to try this book out. with the tablature itmakes it easy for players at almost any level, from novice to advanced, tolearn how to play jimi hendrix's greatest works

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15 songs from the album, including: All Along the Watchtower * Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland) * Voodoo Child (Slight Return) * and more. The Guitar Recorded Versions edition has been newly revised with a 24-page full-color section.

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Rock Icons - Guitar Gods (1991) Review

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(More customer reviews)It is important for anyone who would purchase this DVD to understand what they're getting and what they are not. It is NOT state of the art, it is NOT the finest performances of the artists involved, and it is certainly not the 'guitar fest' you might think. You could find many other DVD's showcasing much more impressive guitar performances. Having said all that.. I LOVE this DVD. It's like a musical chocolate box, you don't know what you're going to get with each morsel.
Strangely the best performances are by some of the most unlikely bands; the biggest stars mostly come up lacking. Hendrix, Beck, Clapton and Santana are all a bit disappointing. Hendrix looks half asleep as he plods through Hey Joe, and Santana is almost invisible. Clapton's performance is culled from a song with Delaney and Bonnie where his contribution is not the focal point of the music, its a nice song, but it's not the showcase of Eric Clapton that the guitar fan might be craving. And Jeff Beck is Jeff Beck... undeniably brilliant but somehow missing the mark with a performance almost totally devoid of emotion. But I'd rather see second rate Hendrix,Santana,Clapton and Beck than almost anything being put out by todays 'stars'.
It's the lesser lights who steal this show. Joe Walsh and the James Gang are great, as is Johnny Winter and Leslie West with Mountain. Ten Years After are incredible, although the video quality is pretty poor. The Grateful Dead (never a favourite of mine) are damn good and Duane Eddy rocks the house down. Who would have guessed? There is a vintage clip of the Who bashing their way through Happy Jack, complete with teens dancing in the foreground in what looks like some teeny bopper TV show from the 60's. Musically it's not of any real substance, but as a nostalgia piece it's a treat just to see them at that stage in their career (I don't think Keith had started shaving yet)
Please note as well, all performances are live, there is no lip synch crap on this DVD. This is real music, warts and all. The audio/video quality is sub-standard by today's standards, but this is the REAL DEAL. Previously unseen live footage of monster talents. Its like finding buried treasure for the real rock fan.
I love it.
One minor gripe: The Mountain song also appears on the "Hard Rocking" collection in the Rock Icons Series.

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A collection of early performances of many of rock's greatest legends. Songs: Jingo (Santana), One More Saturday Night (Grateful Dead), Definitely Maybe (Jeff Beck), Good Morning Little School Girl (Alvin Lee and Ten Years After), Johnny B. Goode (Johnny Winter), Walk Away (Joe Walsh and James Gang), Heartbreaker (B.B. King), Peter Gunn (Duane Eddy), Hey Joe (Jimi Hendrix), Tribute to Robert Johnson (Eric Clapton with Delaney & Bonnie), Don't Look Around (Mountain), Happy Jack (The Who). 45 minutes.

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Soul Guitar Bible Review

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(More customer reviews)There are tons of folios for rock, metal, jazz, or classical guitar, but not many at all for the aspiring Soul or R&B player. This book and the R&B Guitar Bible address this perfectly. It's a great book, TAB are accurate and thorough. Buy it if you love classic Soul.

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Note-for-note tab transcriptions of 33 standards of soul: Born Under a Bad Sign * Cold Sweat, Pt. 1 * Groovin' * I Heard It Through the Grapevine * I've Been Loving You Too Long * In the Midnight Hour * Knock on Wood * Land of a Thousand Dances * Let's Get It On * My Girl * Papa's Got a Brand New Bag * Respect * Theme from Shaft * (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay * Soul Man * Walkin' the Dog * (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher * and more.

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