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Hal Leonard Blues Play-Along Standards

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Product Fundamentals

Hal Leonard Blues Play-Along Standards
Play Along
Blues Play-Along: Blues Standards - Vol. 13
Play 8 songs with a professional band
Arranged for Bb
Eb, bass keys and C instruments
Every song on the CD in 2 versions: A complete stereo mix and a split track mix with tunable guitar, bass, piano voice
Medium difficulty
Play-along CD included@+*Songs:*@+@+
Ain't Nobody's Business (Bryan Lee)
Kansas City (Muddy Waters)
Key To The Highway (Eric Clapton)
Let The Godd Times Roll (B.B.King)
Night Time Is The Right Time (Ray Charles)
Route 66 (Billy Branch With Charlie Musselwhite)
See See Rider (Jimmy Reed)
Stormy Weather-Keeps Rainin'All The Time (Etta James)

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