Bob Dylan - The 6 Chord Songbook
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Bob Dylan - The 6 Chord Songbook Details
From the Back Cover Thirty all-time great songs by Bob Dylan arranged for harmonica. As you go through the book the music is progressively more challenging. The first 24 tunes are for both diatonic and chromatic harmonica players...while the final six can only be played on 12-hole chromatic harmonicas. Read more
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Reviews
Goodness, looking at Bob's handsome face staring out at me from my music stand - 'gotta love this front cover photo!! Oh, the songbook itself is a small size. Many of his most popular songs - chords changes at the top of the words. I use a binder clip to keep the pages open - easy easy. Verses only - no music notation (helpfully omitted for beginners). The chords - guitar notation - used are on the top of EACH PAGE which meant someone was thinking here. I really like that. Just a glance up, and you've got it. No rhythm suggestions in the songbook however. So that was a bit of a bummer. Therefore, I went on-line to several of my favorites (justinguitar.com, and guitarjamz.com) and tried to find Bob Dylan strumming patterns. Seems folks are leery as it must be a copyright thing. I did find several instructors on line that do show common patterns. I checked YouTube to the old Bob Dylan black and white performances from the 60s and try to figure them out myself. Overall for a beginner, the chords are workable, you can sing along, just get your timing down 4/4, and jot down strum patterns in the little songbook and you'll do well. I enjoy "You Aint' Goin Nowhere; Blowin in the Wind; All Along the Watchtower" I wish it had "Mr. Tambourine Man" however. Cover the easy basics, so I had to buy another book to get that song for a beginner. Good little book.
