Jethro Tull / Greatest Hits, Volume 2: Acoustic Tull"

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Summary: Great Collection of Tull Sheet Music!
Review: Although some of the notation is not the complete score (missing instruments), the written chords make it easy to figure out what the heck is going on in the music. Overall, both of these books (Electric Tull included) are well notated and will provide many years (or decades) of fun, depending on your playing ability.

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Summary: Overall a great, useful resource
Review: Great book, nicely detailed. One minor complaint: perhaps I don't understand the way these things are supposed to be laid out, but sometimes the names of the guitar chords given reflect the key change brought about by the placement of the capo on the neck, and sometimes they don't. Also, the fingerings for the chords are given sometimes, but not always. This isn't a real problem as the tabs are very good. But lest this review sounds too negative, let me stress that that the book is really a great collection of sheet music for some fantastic and difficult (at least for me!) songs.

Oh yeah, one other little thing (not related to the sheet music): the book description describes "Martin Barre's ground-breaking acoustic work" and as I understand it from the albums themselves, it's Ian Anderson playing acoustic guitar.

Rating:
Summary: Overall a great, useful resource
Review: Great book, nicely detailed. One minor complaint: perhaps I don't understand the way these things are supposed to be laid out, but sometimes the names of the guitar chords given reflect the key change brought about by the placement of the capo on the neck, and sometimes they don't. Also, the fingerings for the chords are given sometimes, but not always. This isn't a real problem as the tabs are very good. But lest this review sounds too negative, let me stress that that the book is really a great collection of sheet music for some fantastic and difficult (at least for me!) songs.

Oh yeah, one other little thing (not related to the sheet music): the book description describes "Martin Barre's ground-breaking acoustic work" and as I understand it from the albums themselves, it's Ian Anderson playing acoustic guitar.

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Summary: great music!
Review: Jethro Tull music is a blessing. I'm so happy to have found such a great collection of sheet music.

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Summary: A WASTE OF MONEY ! ! !
Review: The selection of songs is questionable at best. Only 13 Songs. No bass notation. Too bad there isn't a zero star rating which is what this deserves.