(Guitar Recorded Versions). Our matching folio to Slipknots eponymous major label debut features these Des Moines masked marauders at their mega-aggro best! Includes photos and note-for-note transcriptions with tab for 14 songs: Diluted * Eeyore * Eyeless * Liberate * Me Inside * No Life * Only One * Prosthetics * Scissors * (Sic) * Spit It Out * Surfacing * Tattered and Torn * Wait and Bleed.
#1544590 in eBooks 1994-07-01 1994-07-01File Name: B00GQZOB7G
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. For beginning Jazz Harp players; NOT absolute beginners.By SpotnikThis is an excellent collection of JAZZ solos--not just a nice collection of melodies of standards--but good. "common practice" lines to use with many standard chord changes. If youre already an avid listener; youll recognize many standard melodic devices (encapsulation; octave displacement--even if you didnt know the names of them) from the solos of Charlie Parker; et al. You get written out improvisations following each head; but if you play these enough--memorize them; in fact--theyll start to sink in and work their way into your own improvs. As another reviewer pointed out--this book is not for beginners; however I would qualify that by saying its not for absolute beginning chromatic harp players. A "beginning JAZZ player" should already be about an intermediate level player on the instrument--not quite ready for "Giant Steps;" but able to read; play scales and at play simple triadic arpeggios over several octaves in most of the major or minor keys. If youve worked through Max De Aloes method; or something similar--or if youre accomplished in another instrument and already figured out the basics; then youre ready for this collection. The recordings make good listening just by themselves too; BTW.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Wish I read the reviewBy SHSo; my bad; but I didnt read the reviews or pay attention to the cover. The book is tiny and only includes melody line and lyrics. Not sure how that makes it useful to most people. The musicians I know that are talented enough to improvise off​ that wouldnt use this because of its size an1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. No AudioBy Harvey AlleyI just purchased "Jazz Standards Vol14" and I cant play audio on either my Kindle or PC. I dont think it was made clear what devices the program would play or not play on. I have other Kindle audio downloads that do play properly and expected this one to perform as well. If this cant be remedied; I would like a refund! I have the highest regard for Will Galison and this is no reflection on him.
