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First 50 Songs You Should Strum On Guitar

Product number: HL00148996
Edition: Songbook
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Description

If you've learned the basics on Guitar, you are probably eager to learn some songs. The First 50 series is for you! This book provides a combo of chords and lyrics for the most popular songs Beginners want to strum on acoustic Guitar.

Includes American Pie • Blowin' in the Wind • Daughter • Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) • Hey, Soul Sister • Home • I Will Wait • Losing My Religion • Mrs. Robinson • No Woman No Cry • Peaceful Easy Feeling • Rocky Mountain High • Sweet Caroline • Teardrops on My Guitar • Wonderful Tonight • You're Still the One and more.

Content

The A Team
American Pie
Baby, I Love Your Way
Bad Moon Rising
Better Together
Blowin' In The Wind
Brown Eyed Girl
Building A Mystery
Chasing Cars
Daughter
Don't Dream It's Over
Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life)
Half Of My Heart
Hey Jude
Hey, Soul Sister
High And Dry
Home
How To Save A Life
I Can See Clearly Now
I Will Follow You Into The Dark
I Will Wait
I'm Yours
Iris
Island In The Sun
Learning To Fly
Listen To The Music
Losing My Religion
Maggie May
Mrs. Robinson
Morning Has Broken
Mull Of Kintyre
Night Moves
No Woman No Cry
Patience
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Photograph
Pink Houses
Rocky Mountain High
Runaway Train
The Scientist
She Talks To Angels
Southern Cross
Sweet Caroline
Teardrops On My Guitar
To Be With You
Uncle John's Band
What's Up
Wonderful Tonight
Wonderwall
You're Still The One

More Information

Title:
First 50 Songs You Should Strum On Guitar
Edition:
Songbook
Publisher/Label:
Hal Leonard

Technical Details

Media Type:
Sheet music
Product number:
HL00148996
ISBN13:
978-1-4950-3056-7
UPC:
888680079277
Weight:
0,36 kg
Pages:
104
Manufacturer:
Hal Leonard Europe B.V.
8447 AS Heerenveen SL Heerenveen
Netherlands

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