I really like this play along book. It's everything I've been looking for. The play along tracks with it are:

LET THERE BE ROCK, HELL AIN'T A BAD PLACE TO BE, WHOLE LOTTA ROSIE, HELLS BELLS, BACK IN BLACK, FOR THOSE ABOUT TO ROCK, SIN CITY, HIGHWAY TO HELL,

I just wish [they had been] listed here before I bought, so I hope this helps everyone else.

As a longtime James Taylor fan, this book was exactly what I had been looking for. It is the companion to JT's LIVE album of a couple of years ago. It contains complete sheet music as well as guitar chord blocks for those of us that don't read music. The songs covered in the book are a very good cross section of JT's hits. They are ( in order )

Sweet Baby James Traffic Jam Handy Man Your Smiling Face Secret O' Life Shed a little light Everybody has the blues Steamroller Blues Mexico Millworker Country Road Fire And Rain Shower the People How Sweet it is New Hymn Walking Man Riding on a Railroad Something in the way she moves Sun on the moon Up on the roof Don't let me be lonely tonight She thinks I still care Copperline Slap Leather Only One You make it easy Carolina in my Mind I will Follow You've got a friend That Lonesome Road

Along with all the great sheet music, there are several pages of pictures from the live tour. As you can guess, I highly recommend this book.

I first heard the band known as Jars of Clay back in college, the style of how their cords were played facinated me. So I decided to ask around and a number of people gave their own opinions on how it was done. Then I came across this book, a sign that I will soon get my story straight. This is one piece of material that I would definetly recommend.

This book is an innovative study of the impact of American culture on both East and West Germany in the 1950s and early 60s. It is highly readable and always interesting, tracing the cultural and political impact of jazz, rock-n-roll, and American "rebel" movies like the Wild One or Rebel Without a Cause. The book looks at the reactions of state officials and experts, who vacillated between decrying the American imports as imperial "un-culture" and trying to appropriate them as resources for the cold war conflict between East and West. Perhaps more importantly, it also examines the reactions of the young fans, who used these American cultural products to stage their own rebellions against state authority and official norms. Always attentive to issues of race and gender, subtle and yet clear, this is a great analysis that goes well beyond the usual terms of the debate about cultural imperialism.

Jewel is one of my favorite singers, i read her poems every night and listen to her songs. I got every CD and BOOK on her, i am 16 and she is my idol for about 2yrs so far and counting. I read this book over and over learning about her and what happend in her life. Her Poem book is cool to cuz just reading the words she put in the writings are strong and tell a lot of what happend to her.

i just got this book during the past week&read it right away.i dig these type of books.great commentary on the Genius&power of Jimi Hendrix.great insights&observations.

For anyone who wants to get an idea of what it was like to travel with and be a part of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, then this book is for you.
Mitch Mitchell, the drummer for the Experience, writes his personal memoirs of the years with Hendrix on the road, along with rare photographs of rocks greatest guitarist.

it probably went out of print because of the stupid title!

This book cover the Dreaming number 11 EP that included three live songs (Ice 9, Hordes of Locusts and Memories) and one new song called The Crush of Love.

The transcriptions are quite good (especially Memories which has a _lot_ of special improvised lines in it). Even if you don't want to learn the songs you will pick up scads of cool legato lines from Memories. Ice 9 is a great example of how Satch blends rhythm and lead work when playing as a three piece band. Well worth the price!

Musicians, writers, artists and fans alike should read this candid biopic into the lives of John & Yoko during the prime of their lives and populariy. They were involved. They were controversial. They were naive. They were important and outspoken... and most of all, vulnerable. Anthony Fawcett was more than sympathetic... he was privileged to find himself involved at a time when the magic of John Lennon transcended who he even thought he was. Forever dispells the silly myth that Yoko, Linda or anything other than John's decision broke up the Beatles.