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the hundreds(thousands?) of free guitarpro tab's at sites like ultimate guitar have an option to display in notation, tab or both. Also easy printing. You can even edit or transpose the stuff if you like. If the modest fee for guitarpro is too much then you can download tuxguitar free.

No more on this radical little beast? I've been playing 'tenor' adgc It would be nice to get E back, can't imagine a 28.5" B

from ultimate

from the guitarpro on ultimate

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Track 2: Bass G|--------|-------------------------|------------------------|-------------------------| D|--------|-------------------------|------------------------|-------------------------| A|--------|-------------0-----------|-3-------3--------------|-------------0-----------|...

zombies version(according to the tabber, anyway)

The simple bass line complements the rhythm guitar and makes it old time rock n roll. If you're playing solo you might want to grab the rhythm guitar tab and adapt that for bass. I might have a tux tab at home where I tried that.

2 fixed, i hope

I just realized that tux creates default notation in natural clef as if those songs were in C which I doubt. I think I can change the key signature in a couple of clicks but I don't know how to tell what keys the songs are really in. It might be a little easier to start learning reading the way...

and one

here's a couple to get started

One way is to use 'tab' software like guitarpro or tuxguitar(free) turn off the tab and on the notation and play off the computer or export just the notation to pdf and print sheet music. lots of free downloads of the music you want

best 1/8 note pump = Foghat, "I just Wanna Make Love to You" honorable mention Rock and Roll, Zep Easy Livin', Uriah Heep Tush and probably about 75 other songs-ZZ Top Mony Mony Billy Idol Balls to the Wall Accept

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