Creedence Clearwater Revival Complete (Sheet music)

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Summary: Remembering the Past
Review: Some song will float in your head for many minutes after it is done. When you hear the first several bars of music - at first you may not know the name of the song (or who sang it), but some where from deep inside of you the words come to your mouth and you sing along with the radio. Creedence Clearwater Revival is one of those groups that had songs you will find yourself doing just that.

Rating:
Summary: Remembering the Past
Review: Some song will float in your head for many minutes after it is done. When you hear the first several bars of music - at first you may not know the name of the song (or who sang it), but some where from deep inside of you the words come to your mouth and you sing along with the radio. Creedence Clearwater Revival is one of those groups that had songs you will find yourself doing just that.

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Summary: Contains Many CCR songs, all but one, some music not exact
Review: This is an OK book. It has most of the old CCR songs, it has all but about one. There are piano, vocal, and guitar chords here, but some of the songs printed aren't the CCR version. It really messed up "Cotton Fields." The songs are farily easy to play by an amatur pianist and/or amatur guitarist.

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Summary: Inconsistent
Review: This music book serves its purpose on a very BASIC level. The chord progressions for most Creedence songs are pretty simple. Therefore, it is hard not to get it right even by accident. Several of the songs are written in the wrong key but a good musician should be able to transpose. Most of the instrumental passages are missing(Gloomy, Suzie Q, Walk On The Water,Ramble Tamble, I Heard It Through The Grapevine). Long As I Can See The Light seems to be a little off with the piano notes. Most of the other piano music is pretty on the money. Cotton Fields is butchered on many levels. The guys only sing the first verse. If there is a book with tabilature out there and guitar solos written out, I would pass on this edition. However, beginners can certainly use this as it is kept very simple.

Rating:
Summary: Inconsistent
Review: This music book serves its purpose on a very BASIC level. The chord progressions for most Creedence songs are pretty simple. Therefore, it is hard not to get it right even by accident. Several of the songs are written in the wrong key but a good musician should be able to transpose. Most of the instrumental passages are missing(Gloomy, Suzie Q, Walk On The Water,Ramble Tamble, I Heard It Through The Grapevine). Long As I Can See The Light seems to be a little off with the piano notes. Most of the other piano music is pretty on the money. Cotton Fields is butchered on many levels. The guys only sing the first verse. If there is a book with tabilature out there and guitar solos written out, I would pass on this edition. However, beginners can certainly use this as it is kept very simple.