Sinister Minister LEAD SHEET?!?!?!

[nathanmcnathan]

I don't know ifthis should be here, but I'm looking for a lead sheet (melody & chords) to Sinister Minister by the Flecktones. NOT TAB!!! STANDARD NOTATION!!! I didn't put this in the tab section, because I hate tabs. Thanks!
email to nathanmcnathan@hotmail.com

[Grantrudd]

the lead sheets are availible with tabs under them. do what i do and tape over the tabs. then you have a somewhat legit piece of sheet music. i think it is in the victor wooten transcription book.

[tranceFusion]

if you mail me a scanner I will scan it for you

[nathanmcnathan]

I'm not looking for a bass part, just the melody and chords.

[JimK]

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/store/...s+Item-_-Title

[JimK]

Bass-
http://www.sheetmusicdirect.us/searc...mId=1000001207

[nathanmcnathan]

Cool, thanks!

[gm jack]

Why not use a tab and convert it to sheet music to play from?

[lowendlover]

It would probably take too long, and tabs do a poor job of notating rhythm, at least in my opinion. Plus sightreading is FUNNNN!!!!!

[EADG mx]

Originally Posted by lowendlover

It would probably take too long, and tabs do a poor job of notating rhythm, at least in my opinion. Plus sightreading is FUNNNN!!!!!

Tabs don't do a poor job of notating rhythm, tabbers do.

[Ramstien]

Originally Posted by EADG mx

Tabs don't do a poor job of notating rhythm, tabbers do.

Knowing the song before learning it might be a good idea.

[nathanmcnathan]

That's why people who can only read tab are limited. They can't ever learn a piece without first hearing it. Also, they lack a lot of understanding of rhythm, scales, chords, and theory, because instead of using standard notation, they have to use a bunch of numbers that don't really notate anything other than where to put your fingers. Tabbers learn WHERE to play, while serious musicians know WHAT to play.