The Largest collection of Authentic Guitar Transcriptions in Print. Arranged for Guitar Tablature, With Chords and Lyrics. 232 Songs.transcriptions. Well over 1000 pages! This is a self-contained complete guitar reference library spanning the early rock era right through the modern rock era. Everything from the Beatles to Limp Bizkit.
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16 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great tab book for a great price!,
This review is from: The Ultimate White Pages Guitar Vol. 1 A to Z (Paperback)
This is probably the best rock tab book I own. The tabs are detailed but not so much so that they are confusing. Most of the strums are notated as slashes instead of showing every single missed note in the chord. You can't beat the song selection for the price. For the most part it is very accurate. Of course it doesn't have EVERY great guitar song, but it's pretty comprehensive, especially with the Warner Bros catalog.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best, but not the worse..,
By Brandon (Florida, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Ultimate White Pages Guitar Vol. 1 A to Z (Paperback)
Ok, this book is worth about $20.00 at most. Here are the books Pros and Cons:
Cons: Well for many people including myself, I am not Slash yet. So I need easy songs, to learn to play, and pratice to get better. So trying to play "Free Bird" and "Erupton" are not going to help me get better. This book has some easier songs like: Free Falin', Livin' On A Prayer, You Give Love A Bad Name, and White Wedding Part 1. But overall there are a lot of hard songs that give new guitarist a hard time learning. Also, there are no Metallica, Aerosmith, Guns 'N' Roses. Come on, those are awesome bands with great songs! You can leave them out if your going to make a guitar tab book! I also wish that it can with a CD to listen to the songs, because I don't know some of the songs in the book. Pros: I have gotten to learn about 3 full songs to play on my guitar from this book. I think maybe soon I will be able to play really hard songs, but for now, I am happy. If you have enough time, and you are committed to learn I think you could learn all the songs in the book. I am happy too that they have at least Van Halen in the book. I am happy they did that, I am also happy about Def Leppard,and Boston being in this book too. Overall the book deserves a 4 star rating. Here is the song list for the book: Sour Girl performed by Stone Temple Pilots Old Man performed by Neil Young Southern Man performed by Neil Young All The Young Dudes performed by Mott the Hoople Aqualung performed by Jethro Tull Beautiful performed by Smashing Pumpkins Bridge Of Sighs performed by Robin Trower Call Me performed by Blondie Changes performed by David Bowie Cross Eyed Mary performed by Jethro Tull Eyes Without A Face performed by Billy idol Fame performed by David Bowie I'd Love To Change The World performed by Ten Years After Locomotive Breath performed by Jethro Tull See all contents One Way Or Another performed by Blondie Perfect performed by Smashing Pumpkins Rebel Yell performed by Billy Idol Suffragette City performed by David Bowie Tonight, Tonight performed by Smashing Pumpkins Warrior, The performed by Scandal White Wedding performed by Billy Idol Miserlou performed by Dick Dale New World Man performed by Rush Tom Sawyer performed by Rush Tighten Up performed by Archie Bell and the Drells Walking To New Orleans performed by Fats Domino Do You Want To Know A Secret performed by The Beatles Ain't That A Shame performed by Fats Domino Blue Monday performed by Fats Domino Free Fallin' performed by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Stop Draggin' My Heart Around performed by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers with Stevie Nicks You Got Lucky performed by Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers Casey Jones performed by Grateful Dead Sugar Magnolia performed by Grateful Dead Truckin' performed by Grateful Dead Uncle John's Band performed by Grateful Dead Sixteen Candles performed by Crests You Really Got Me performed by The Kinks Down On The Corner performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival Fortunate Son performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival Good Golly Miss Molly performed by Little Richard Have You Ever Seen The Rain? performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival Proud Mary performed by Creedence Clearwater Revival Drive performed by The Cars My Best Friend's Girl performed by The Cars Europa (Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile) performed by Santana Rikki Don't Lose That Number performed by Steely Dan Runaround Sue performed by Dion and the Belmonts Wanderer, The performed by Dion and the Belmonts Wipe Out performed by The Surfaris Runaway performed by Del Shannon Rock Around The Clock performed by Bill Haley and the Comets Peter Gunn performed by Duane Eddy Never Going Back Again performed by Fleetwood Mac Chain, The performed by Fleetwood Mac Crying performed by Roy Orbison Oh, Pretty Woman performed by Roy Orbison Only The Lonely (know the way I feel) performed by Roy Orbison More Than A Feeling performed by Boston Rock & Roll Band performed by Boston Evil Ways performed by Santana Heart Of Gold performed by Neil Young Big Yellow Taxi performed by Joni Mitchell Woodstock performed by Joni Mitchell Take It Easy performed by Eagles Unskinny Bop performed by Poison Society's Child performed by Janis Ian Be My Baby performed by The Ronettes Addicted To Love performed by Robert Palmer Amanda performed by Boston American Pie performed by Don McLean Bad Religion performed by Godsmack Blue Velvet performed by Bobby Vinton Born To Be Wild performed by Steppenwolf Boys Are Back In Town, The performed by Thin Lizzy California Dreamin' performed by The Mamas & the Papas Creeque Alley performed by The Mamas & the Papas Daniel performed by Elton John Date Rape performed by Sublime Dedicated To The One I Love performed by The Mamas & the Papas Distance, The performed by Live Doin' Time performed by Sublime Fernando performed by ABBA Ferry 'Cross The Mersey performed by Gerry & the Pacemakers Freebird performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd Funk #49 performed by Joe Walsh Hello Mary Lou, Goodbye Heart performed by Ricky Nelson Hemorrhage performed by Fuel Honky Tonk performed by Bill Doggett House On Pooh Corner performed by Loggins and Messina I Wanna Hold Your Hand performed by The Beatles I Will Follow Him performed by Peggy March In The Summertime performed by Mungo Jerry Ironic performed by Alanis Morissette Keep A Knockin' performed by Little Richard Kryptonite performed by 3 Doors Down Let It Be Me performed by Everly Brothers Lick It Up performed by Kiss Lightning Strikes performed by Lou Christie Livin' On A Prayer performed by Bon Jovi Loser performed by 3 Doors Down Love Gun performed by Kiss Macarthur Park performed by Richard HArris Magic Carpet Ride performed by Steppenwolf Nights In White Satin performed by Moody Blues Peg performed by Steely Dan Please, Please Me performed by The Beatles Rock And Roll All Nite performed by Kiss Rocket Man performed by Elton John Rocky Mountain Way performed by Joe Walsh San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair) performed by Scott McKenzie Secret Agent Man performed by Johnny Rivers Smoke Gets In Your Eyes performed by Platters Stay (I Missed You) performed by Lisa Loeb Stroll, The performed by Diamonds Sunday Will Never Be The Same performed by Spanky and Our Gang Sweet Home Alabama performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd Town Without Pity performed by Gene Pitney Uninvited performed by Alanis Morissette Vincent (Starry, Starry Night) performed by Don McLean Voodoo performed by Godsmack Words Of Love performed by The Mamas & the Papas You Give Love A Bad Name performed by Bon Jovi You Learn performed by Alanis Morissette Your Song performed by Elton John Wanted Dead Or Alive performed by Bon Jovi Saturday Night Special performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd Beat Goes On, The performed by Sonny and Cher Burning Down The House performed by Talking Heads Crazy Love performed by Van Morrison Freedom Rider performed by Traffic Gimmie Some Lovin' performed by The Spencer Davis Group Higher And Higher performed by Jackie Wilson Horse With No Name, A performed by America House Of The Rising Sun, The performed by The Animals I Got You Babe performed by Sonny and Cher I Only Have Eyes For You performed by Flamingos I Wanna Be Sedated performed by Ramones I Want To Walk You Home performed by Fats Domino I'm Walkin' performed by Fats Domino In-A-Gadda-Da-Vidda performed by Iron Butterfly John Barleycorn performed by Traffic Long Distance RunAround performed by Yes Low Spark Of High Heel Boys, The performed by Traffic My Special Angel performed by Bobby Helms Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, The performed by the Band People Get Ready performed by Curtis Mayfield Personality Crisis performed by New Yorks Dolls Psycho Killer performed by Talking Heads Roundabout performed by Yes She's Not There performed by Zombies Sheena Is A Punk Rocker performed by Ramones Sister Golden Hair performed by America Summertime Blues performed by Eddie Cochran Time Of The Season performed by Zombies Trash performed by New York Dolls When A Man Loves A Woman performed by Percy Sledge Wild Night performed by Van Morrisson For What It's Worth performed by Buffalo Springfield Girls, Girls, Girls performed by Motley Crue Long Train Runnin' performed by Doobie Brothers Road, The performed by Jackson Browne Cocaine performed by Eric Clapton/J.J. Cale Drag The Waters performed by Pantera Mouth For War performed by Pantera Only God Knows Why performed by Kid Rock Strength Beyond Strength performed by Pantera After Midnight performed by Eric Clapton Can't Cry Anymore performed by Sheryl Crow Can't Get Enough Of You Baby performed by Smash Mouth Cathedral performed by Van Halen Change (In The House Of Flies) performed by Deftones Closing Time performed by Semisonic Don't Speak performed by No Doubt Every Morning... Read more ›
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Well Done, Easy to Follow and Play Rock Sampler,
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This review is from: The Ultimate White Pages Guitar Vol. 1 A to Z (Paperback)
First the quality: very good, with chord diagrams, notation and tabulature. It's a clear and easy way to learn the songs. Lyrics are easy to find, though small. It is an eclectic sampler of every decade of rock since the 50's including Fats Domino, Korn, Van Halen, the Eagles, Pantera, Don McLean and Sheryl Crow. Really good songs cover most rock styles...and that's where it shines.
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