The Decade Series - The 1960s

La collection The New Decade Series propose de grands synopsis des décennies musicales, y compris les chansons les plus emblématiques de chaque époque présentées pour piano, voix et guitare. Songs of the 1960s comprend des tubes des Beach Boys, des Beatles, de Bob Dylan, de Simon

The Gig Book: Bob Dylan is a tough and hard-wearing collection of tunes by one of the greatest songwriters the world has ever seen. These handy books feature lyrics chord boxes and melody line as well as a fewblack and white photos all condensed into a compendium that may look compact but is actually packed full of genius songs. Bob Dylan is one of those rare songwriters who has managed to keep up an incrediblyprolific output since he first burst onto the New York folk scene in the early 1960s. Undergoing constant reinventions of his songwriting style singing style and even a Christmas album Dylan has written some of the most famoussongs ever and retained serious critical acclaim throughout the decades he has been writing and singing. This Bob Dylan songbook features highlights from Dylan's entire career spanning his early folk songs through his countryphase over his electric rock and pop period through to his more recent return rock balladry.  Early protest songs like Blowin' In The Wind A Hard Rain's A'Gonna Fall and The Times TheyAre A'Changin' feature alongside some all-time classics spanning his entire career like All Along The Watchtower Like A Rolling Stone Knockin' On Heaven's Door and Make You Feel My Love. Take it from us if you need some inspiration in songwriting melody construction inventive use of chords or just want to play some incredible songs The Gig Book: Bob Dylan is the perfect song book foryou.  This Bob Dylan sheet music is great for guitarists key for keyboardists and momentous for all other musicians. The durable construction and convenient size of the GigBook series makes it incredibly easy to carry around just leave it in your gig bag and we can guarantee it'll stand up to the years of use you'll definitely be getting out of it.  So