Eric Clapton - Unplugged

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Summary: looking for the transcribed version?
Review: First of all, I gave this book 5 stars because I think that Eric Clapton: Unplugged earned it. If you're like me though, you might be looking for the tab book that has every song, note for note, including solos. After reading all the other reviews I got tired of the same complaint, but nobody mentioned where you could get it. So if you want the real deal go to musiciansfriend.com

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Summary: Good for all levels
Review: I'll strongly recomend this book for all the guitar players out there. If you are trying to get in blues, this book will give you a good start. In this book, eric covers different pieces by the blues masters including Maddy Waters, Robert Johnson, etc, and many good eric's original pieces such as Tears in Heaven and Layla. No matter which genre you are in, this book will boost up your technique, knowlege and enjoyment with your guitar.

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Summary: Does The Job For Most Audiences
Review: This music book is fine for most beginners and mid level guitarists. Advanced musicans might find parts of it more helpful than others as they can probably pick out most of EC's tunes without a book. Many of the instrumental passages are missing. None the less most of the chords are fairly on the money. Know your level and make the call.

Rating:
Summary: Does The Job For Most Audiences
Review: This music book is fine for most beginners and mid level guitarists. Advanced musicans might find parts of it more helpful than others as they can probably pick out most of EC's tunes without a book. Many of the instrumental passages are missing. None the less most of the chords are fairly on the money. Know your level and make the call.

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Summary: get the "from the album" version
Review: This version of the book is the "fake book" version, as opposed to the actual transcriptions in the "from the album" version. While it is a perfectly adequate guide to the general structure of the tunes, the actual chord inversions, lead lines, picking patterns and fills are not even suggested here. If you want to play what's on the album, get the transcribed version.