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TROWER ROBIN, BRIDGE OF SIGHS. TABLATURE

Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs

Series: Guitar Recorded Version TAB
Artist: Robin Trower

All 8 songs from the 1974 recording by this bluesy psychedelic British guitarist. Includes: About to Begin • Bridge of Sighs • Day of the Eagle • The Fool and Me • In This Place • Lady Love • Little Bit of Sympathy • Too Rolling Stoned. The first Robin Trower songbook ever!

Inventory #HL 00690683
ISBN: 9780634078491
UPC: 073999172058
Width: 9.0"
Length: 12.0"
80 pages

Song List:
About To Begin
Bridge Of Sighs
Day Of The Eagle
The Fool And Me
In This Place
Lady Love
Little Bit Of Sympathy
Too Rolling Stoned

ROBIN TROWER

BRIDGE OF SIGHS
(CHRYSALIS, 1974)
PRODUCED BY MATTHEW FISHER

ROBIN TROWER KNOWS that Twice Removed from Yesterday,
the 1973 solo debut he made after leaving Procol
Harum, painted the picture of a guitarist very
much obsessed with Jimi Hendrix. "I think I had to
really go through the Jimi Hendrix sort of thing,"
Trower says of the Jimi tones that screamed from the
strings of his Stratocaster on that album. The homage
was a good one, establishing Trower as a guitar force
to be reckoned with after four years of his wallowing
in the keyboard-heavy arrangements of Procol Harum.
But Trower knew that he needed to make more of
an original statement with his sophomore effort. "I
had to develop my own thing for Bridge of Sighs, in
terms of writing and coming up with ideas," he says.
"I'm not saying Bridge of Sighs is not Hendrix-influenced,
but 1think I took it a lot further."
Indeed, the album remains Trower's defining moment,
the quintessential statement of a 25-year career in which
he's played rock, funk, jazz and blues. The Hendrixisms
are still part of his repertoire, but Bridge of Sighs shows
Trower finding a distinctive voice, mixing lightning riffs
with aching, bent-note solos and bluesy vamps-all
within the context of solid, memorable songs.
"I was trying to do what I would call a modern
blueslr&blrock album," Trower explains. '" felt like
I wanted to write a modern blues song, a song that
was like a Bobby Bland, B.B. King kind of thing combined
with some really modern sounds."
Some of the songs on Bridge of Sighs were already
in the works before Trower and his band-singerbassist
James Dewar and drummer Reg Isadorebegan
recording the album. Two of the songs, "Lady
Love" and "Little Bit of Sympathy," were leftovers
from the Twice Removed from Yesterday sessions,
and the trio had been playing them in their live S'et.
The title track, meanwhile, was written on the
road. "The first time we played it was in San Francisco,
at Winterland," Trower remembers. "I only had
one verse, so Jimmy had to sing the same verse twice.
"We got a standing ovation in the middle of the set
that first time, so we knew we had something there."
"Too Rolling Stoned" was another road song, and
Trower fesses up to copping one of the song's trademark
licks from a James Brown tune. "It was called
'Down and Out in New York City,' and it was from the
movie Black Caesar," Trower says. "I lifted the chord
changes of what I call the 'kind of bridge part' •.. the
turnaround in the song. It's not an uncommon chord
sequence; it's just that I heard it there and thought,
'Well, that's nice. That would work really nice.' It's
a bit naughty to do that, but .. ."
He credits another soul singer, Donny Hathaway,
along with the group War as the inspirations for "In
This Place." "I was really into 'The World is a Ghetto'
at that time," he says. "I used to play it all the time."
And "Day of the Eagle," the album's lead-off track
and single, was simply "one of those songs where
you come up with a giant riff, basically," Trower
says. "I remember coming up with it and thinking,
'Yes, please .. : and came up with the lyric pretty
quickly. It's an anti-war song, obviously, isn't it?"
With the trio already tight from months of touring,
and with many of the songs road-tested--including the
two already in the can-Trower says the Bridge of
Sighs sessions went "swimmingly easy." By his recollection,
the group blew into Air London Studios with
producer Matthew Fisher and engineer Geoff Emerick,
and blew out 17 days later with a finished product
Released in early 1974, Bridge of Sighs hit Number
7 on the Billboard charts. Its follow-up, For Earth
Below, actually peaked two places higher, but Bridge
remains the seminal work. Trower freely acknowledges
its stature, still playing four or five of the
album's songs at his shows.
"It's very powerful," says the guitarist. "You listen
to it, and it sounds very complete-just the
strength of the writing, more than any other thing.
That's what sets it apart from perhaps all my other
albums. I just think the writing was very strong."
But, he adds with a laugh, "I can't listen to the
guitar playing on it, not now. I hear it and I just say,
'Oh no, no no. That's no good.' But overall, it just really
works, and I'm glad for that:'

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Matching Folio with Note for Note Transcriptions and Tablature for Joe Satriani's Is There Love in Space. Includes the songs: Gnaahh -Up in Flames -Hands in the Air -Lifestyle -Is There Love in Space? -If I Could Fly -The Souls of Distortion -Just Look Up -I Like the Rain -Searching -Bamboo. GUITAR TABLATURE

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Inventory: #HL 02500733
ISBN: 9781575607603
UPC: 073999825640
Width: 9.0"
Length: 12.0"
Page Count: 112 Pages
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Since his guitar skills often sound like they come from another planet, it's no wonder that Joe Satriani seems the ideal person to ponder Is there Love in Space? Joining such Satriani classics as Not of This earth and Surfing with the Alien, his latest Epic Records endeavor further explores his extra-terrestrial mastery of the instrument-albeit while working in a more comfortably grounded environment. People have heard my bluesy side, my metal side, and my techno side," he says. "I guess this is my rockin' side."

the 11 diverse cuts on Is There Love in Space? range from the pulsating, brash opener, "Gnaahh," to the seven-string menace of "Hands in the Air," to the poignant ballad "Just Look Up." Yet all the tracks are unified by Satriani's love of old-school hard rock.

“I've taken a lot of my cues recently from live performance more than anything else," he says of solo tours and those shared with fellow virtuosos in the evolving project G3. "Standing on stage has made me feel freer to explore some places I've been before and to look for some avenues I haven't."

One of those avenues that is rather novel to Satriani is vocal duties. Is There Love in Space? includes two compositions that feature the instrumentalist taking command of the mic. "I usually try to find a character to sing through as a method of creating a vibe on the song," he explains.

Over the hammering riff of "Lifestyle," Satriani summons the same style he adopted when covering Neil Young during the G3 tour, while on the swamprocker "I Like the Rain," he dons a ZZ Top hat "like a junior Billy Gibbons." “My fans know I'm just using the vocals as an effect to create an interesting song,” he says. "Just like if I'm playing slide guitar, they know I'm not a dedicated slide player. I'm not going to make it part of my signature. What we arrive at is somewhat cathartic for someone who doesn't sing." “I Like the Rain” also features the album's most eccentric moment, when the engine revving of a Harley Davidson becomes an integral part of the song. ("It's a little synchronicity combined with serendipity," Satriani says of the circumstances that spawned the recording.) Apparently, while waiting for a guitar tech to return to the studio with a piece of gear, the band could hear his motorcycle's rumble signaling the arrival. The crew ran some cables out the control room doors and into the street to pop the sound onto tape. "It was perfect because it went with the attitude of the vocals," Satriani says. Another notable guest appearance involves the musician's young son, who turns up on the moody-and downright spacey-closer, "Bamboo." "I coaxed him into lying on the floor with an electric bass and playing a couple notes with his violin bow," he remembers. "It turned out to be great. It was the first thing that we had really done together that I knew would wind up on a record, so it was exciting for me. Obviously, he couldn't care less."

Is There Love in Space? is produced by Satriani, recorded by longtime collaborator John Cuniberti, and mixed by Mike Fraser. The album features the performer's core trio of Matt Bissonette on bass and Jeff Campitelli behind the drums. With this release, the New York native now boasts 11 solo albums to his credit-and a staggering 13 Grammy nominations to go along with them. His records have sold over 10 million copies worldwide. In fact, his sophomore effort, Surfing With the Alien, became the first instrumental guitar album to crack the Top 40. His Live in San Francisco DVD hit the gold mark, and the first G3 Live in Concert DVD went platinum. In addition to his own material, Satriani has recorded and toured with such artists as Mick Jagger, Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, and even Spinal Tap. Even before his 1986 debut Not of This Earth, Satriani had become something of a cult legend as the guitar teacher to such future stars as Steve Vai, Metallica's Kirk Hammett, Counting Crows' David Bryson, and jazz artist Charlie Hunter. Satriani has also become a hometown hero in the Bay Area, where he resides. He has been recruited to render the national anthem before San Francisco 4gers and Giants games, as well as for acrossthe- bridge neighbors, the Oakland As. It's no wonder he is listed at NO.8 in Guitar Player magazine's "Top 50 Greatest Guitarists Poll." "My ultimate goal is to continue playing forever," Satriani says. "I hope to never be tired of it and to always be searching to express the life I lead by taking those experiences and turning them into music. Hopefully, the guitar "II be my ongoing ment of expression."  

Searching (7-STRING low B)

The All Music Guide says that Satriani has "explored many directions, mashing together rock, blues, jazz, and pure technical proficiency in a dizzying blend that bears his unique signature." This matching folio to his 9th album, released in 2004, includes 11 tracks, 112 pages.

Titoli:

Searching

Bamboo

Gnaahh

Hands In The Air

I Like The Rain

If I Could Fly

Is There Love In Space?

Just Look Up

Lifestyle

The Souls Of Distortion

Up In Flames

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This collection of 12 songs from Zakk Wylde's band includes 12 note-for-note transcriptions with guitar tab:

Table of contents: All For You -Bleed For Me -Counterfeit God -Lords Of Destruction -Lost My Better Half -Speedball -Stillborn -Stoned And Drunk -Stronger Than Death -Suffering Overdue -Superterrorizer (live) -The Blessed Hellride. Also includes 7 bonus tracks on CD: from "sonic brew" -Low Down, from "stronger than death" -All for You -Superterrorizer, from "1919 eternal" -Bleed for Me -Lords of Destruction, from "the blessed hellride" -The Blessed Hellride -Stoned and Drunk. 86 pages. 

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TAB
Artist: Various

Notes, tab, lyrics and chords for 30 get-down-and-funky hits: Bad Girls • Boogie Nights • Boogie Oogie Oogie • Brick House • Da Ya Think I'm Sexy • Dance with Me • Dancing Machine • December 1963 (Oh, What a Night) • Disco Inferno • Funkytown • Get down Tonight • Get Off • Good Times • I Love the Night Life • Kung Fu Fighting • Le Freak • Love Rollercoaster • Macho Man • Native New Yorker • Never Can Say Goodbye • Pick up the Pieces • Shadow Dancing • Shining Star • Stayin' Alive • Super Freak • Superstition • That's the Way (I like It) • We Are Family • Y.M.C.A. • You Should Be Dancing.

Inventory #HL 00690627
ISBN: 9780634061356
UPC: 073999906271
Width: 9.0"
Length: 12.0"
184 pages

30 titoli: Bad Girls -Boogie Nights -Boogie Oogie Oogie -Brick House -Da Ya Think I'm Sexy -Dance with Me -Dancing Machine -December 1963 (Oh, What a Night) -Disco Inferno -Funkytown -Get down Tonight -Get Off -Good Times -I Love the Night Life -Kung Fu Fighting -Le Freak -Love Rollercoaster -Macho Man -Native New Yorker -Never Can Say Goodbye -Pick up the Pieces -Shadow Dancing -Shining Star -Stayin' Alive -Super Freak -Superstition -That's the Way (I like It) -We Are Family -Y.M.C.A. -You Should Be Dancing. TABLATURE

Notes, TABLATURE, 182 Pages, lyrics and chords for 30 get-down-and-funky hits:

BAD GIRLS - Donna Summer - words and music: Joe "Beans" Esposito, Edward Hokenson, Bruce Sudano, Donna Summer - 1978
BOOGIE NIGHTS - Heatwave - words and music: Rod Temperton - 1976
BOOGIE OOGIE OOGIE - A Taste of Honey - words and music: Janice Marie Johnson, Perry Kibble - 1978
BRICK HOUSE - The Commodores - words and music: Lionel Richie, Ronald La  Pread, Walter Orange, Milan Williams Thomas McClary, William King - 1977
DA YA THINK l'M SEXY - Rod Stewart - words and music: Carmine Appice - 1978
DANCE WITH ME - Peter Brown - words and music: Peter Brown, Robert Rans - 1977
DANCING MACHINE - The Jakson 5 - words and music: Weldon Dean Parks, Hal Davis, Donald E. Fletcher - 1973
DECEMBER1963 (OH, WHAT A NIGHT) - Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - words and music: Robert Gaudio eJudy Parker - 1975
DISCO INFERNO - The Trammps - words and music: Leroy Green, Tyrone J. Kersey - 1977
FUNKYTOWN - Lipps, Inc. - words and music: Steven Greenberg - 1980
GET DOWN TONIGHT - KC & The Sunshine Band - words and music: Harry Wayne Casey, Richard Finch - 1975
GET OFF - Foxy - words and music: Carl Driggs, Ismael Angel Ledesma - 1978
GOOD TIMES - Chic - words and music: Nile Rodgers, Bernard Edwards - 1979
I LOVE THE NIGHT LIFE - Alicia Bridges - words and music: Alicia Bridges, Susan Hutcheson - 1977
KUNG FU FIGHTING - Carl Douglas - words and music: Carl Douglas - 1974
LE FREAK - Chic - words and music: Nile Rodgers, Bernard Edwards - 1978
LOVE ROLLERCOASTER - Ohio Players - words and music: Ralph Middlebrooks, James Williams, Marshal Jones, Leroy Bonner, Clarence satchel, Willie Beck, Marvin R. Pierce - 1976
MACHO MAN - Village People - words and music: Jacques Morali, Henry Belolo, Victor Willis, Peter Whitehead - 1978
NATIVE NEW YORKER - Odyssey - words and music: Sandy Linzer, Denny Randell - 1977
NEVER CAN SAY GOODBYE - Gloria Gaynor - words and music: Clifton Davis - 1970
PICK UP THE PIECES - Average White Band - words and music: James Hamish Stuart, Allan Gorrie, Roger Ball, Robbie McIntosh, Owen McIntyre, Malcolm Duncan - 1974
SHADOW DANCING - Andy Gibb - words and music: Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb, Andy Gibb, Barry Gibb - 1978
SHINING STAR - Earth, Wind & Fire - words and music: Maurice White, Philip Bailey, Larry Dunn - 1975
STAYIN' ALIVE - Bee Gees - from the Motion Picture SATURDAY NIHT FEVER - words and music: Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Barry Gibb - 1977
SUPER FREAK - Rick James - words and music: Rick James, Alonzo Miller - 1981
SUPERSTITION - Stevie Wonder - words and music: Stevie Wnder - 1972
THAT'S THE WAY(I LIKE IT) - KC & The Sunshine Band - words and music: Harry Wane Casey, Richard Finch - 1975
WE ARE FAMILY - Sister Sledge - words and music: Nile Rodgers, Bernard edwards - 1979
Y.M.C.A. - ViIlage People - Jacques Morali, Henri Belolo, Victor Willis - 1978
YOU SHOULD BE DANCING - Bee Gees from  SATURDAY NIHT FEVER - words and music: Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Barry Gibb - 1976

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