ePub Gesugrave; Bambino by Dan Coates; Pietro A. Yon in Arts-Photography

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Playing from a Fake BookBy RemlanIf you remembered the seventies; you will be thrilled with the selection of music you will easily be able to play. These books are the greatest thing since sliced bread if you ask me. I took endless piano lessons as a child; and eventually wound up as many youngsters do; being dragged kicking and screaming to my lessons. What "kid" wants to learn how to play little bits of Mozart; Bach and Beethoven? NO; they want to learn how to play things they can relate to; and many of the songs contained in the fake book will be familiar to even the youngest learner as they have never left the radio waves over the decades. Had this been available for me when I was younger; I would have been thrilled to continue my lessons. If you can read music; you can play right out of the book upon arrival; if not; you can purchase key stickers to help you get started. These books are wonderful because they have also included a teaching chord chart in the back. You can take it out if you like; and have it on the piano next to the music in order to familiarize yourself with chords you may not remember or know. This is a great way to entertain yourself or even your friends.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Review Song Titles Before PurchaseBy Martin SmithLesser known tunes take up 2/3 of book; same Beatle tunes pop up in several of these fake books.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Seventies Fake BookBy Charles J. AlfordGood but very basic version of the Seventies tunes. I would have preferred more interesting chord changes. But for someone who is a beginning to intermediate guitar player or pianist this a very functional book.