Favorite sheet music sources?

"Pierre" has transcribed a ton of old school soul and funk lines on his web site. (Are you on TB, Pierre?)

There is also a ton of actual notation (not tab) being regularly submitted as PDFs in TB's Tablature and Notation subforum

 

I really dig Sher Music publications. Accurate and and so well written especially chords symbols!

 

Only would take exception to his Mustang Sally transcription (Pierre). Ed Friedland wrote 2 good articles about it in recent BP magazines- the actual bassline is much more dissonant than you would expect, and it helps create a unique push.
EDIT: a great tip from those articles on transcription- put the track in a program such as Amazing Slow Downer- then put the track up a full octave, now the bassline is much easier to discern, being up an octave, and you can clearly hear each pitch, as though it is played on a standard guitar. It really helps on complex and deep lines!

 

I'm not sure this is the direction you are leaning, but imslp.org is a great source for classical music in the public domain. (Think Mozart, Bach, and the like....)

 

Pierre's site is bad a$$ - thank you kindly

 

Diesel I've mentioned this before here at TB, but you could take a look at scribd.com; $9/month, first month free w/no obligation.