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JFB-100
'Standards' Real Book by Chuck Sher.
If you don't yet own a fake book, this is the best
one to get or start with. It has something more
than 560 pages and mostly 1 tune per page or 1 tune over
two pages (no page turns!) Includes most of the
standards. (Tunes written in Treble Clef)
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JFB-101
The New Real Book, Volume I, by Chuck Sher.This book includes lots of tunes written by jazz
musicians. Chuck promotes it as "Jazz Classics,
Choice Standards and Pop-Fushion Classics. This
book too, another good one to have for the serious Jazz
bass player. (Tunes written in Treble Clef) 438 pages.
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JFB-102
The Real Easy Book, Tunes for Beginning Improvisors (Sher
Music)If you are just starting to learn about
Jazz and improvising. This is a great book to
start with. This is a beginning jazz bass book.
Not only does it cover beginner bass walking, it also
covers improvising on easy tunes, gives the scales and
chords of some basic tunes to start off with. No
matter what age, if you are a beginner at playing over
chord changes, or new to bass walking. Start with
this book.
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JFB-103
Jazz Theory Book by Mark Levine (Sher Music)This
is a serious Jazz theory book and really meant for any
instrument. If you are a jazz major in college,
you should own this book! There is something for
everyone in this one and nicely explains many
traditional performing practices and styles, with
written examples and directional 'How to's. 522 pages.
This not only a 'bass book', but we feel that for a
serious jazz bassist, this an important reference book
to have and go through. Very detailed book. |
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