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Old 11-05-2006, 02:49 PM
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I recently went to a lesson/jam with my sister's ,friend's dad. He's a cool guy whos a big beatles fanatic and knows all of the beatles and zeppelin basslines. Well we were talking about jamming with records. He was showing me some of the best beatles basslines. Like taxman and your bird can sing. I was thinking back to about to years ago when I first started to play I wanted to jam along with albums but I never really did and now that im startin to do this I see how much it couldve helped me out . He had a Beatles book that had the chord proggressions to all of the beatles songs and he told me to get stuff like that and easily figure out basslines to songs. I found the same book for the beatles but I wanted to know if anyone came across the same deal( chord proggressions with lyrics , not tab) for some artists like;
Jimi Hendrix
Santana
Led Zeppelin
Miles DAvis
Allman bros.
bob marley
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