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Old 01-24-2006, 04:28 PM
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Which ones should I get for starting out? I know to get the "C" versions but I don't want to drop 42 dollars on the wrong things. Should I get the standards book? The standards book and one of the editions of the "new real book" or what?
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I have I, II, & III + Shur's The Latin Real Book...for Jazz 'classics', my vote is for Volume I; Volume III is a little "Poppy"(Motown, Stevie Wonder, Michael jackson, etc).

Caveat: I don't have the Standards volume.
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Which ones should I get for starting out? I know to get the "C" versions but I don't want to drop 42 dollars on the wrong things. Should I get the standards book? The standards book and one of the editions of the "new real book" or what?
What do you want to use them for and what do you expect to get out of them...?
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I have all the Sher books - I would say that the Standards (mosaic of the G Clef on the cover) would be the most useful if you don't have any of the "Real" books (1, 2, 3 or LTD).

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I have several of them too. I really like Vol.I because there is a lot of standards in it. And I also like "The world's greatest fake book" that came in before Vol.I. There are a lot of nice Funky and Fusion tunes in there.

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