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65 Soul, Blues, and Funk Classics GUITAR TAB EDITION 65 Soul, Blues, and Funk Classics Produced by Alfred Music P.O. Box 10003 Van Nuys, CA 91410-0003 alfred.com Printed in USA. No part of this book shall be reproduced, arranged, adapted, recorded, publicly performed, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without written permission from the publisher. In order to comply with copyright laws, please apply for such written permission and/or license by contacting the publisher at alfred.com/permissions. ISBN-10: 1-4706-1997-0 ISBN-13: 978-1-4706-1997-8 2 Contents Title Artist Ain’t That a Shame ........................................................... Fats Domino....................................................... 6 Another Saturday Night .................................................... Sam Cooke ........................................................12 At Last ............................................................................. Etta James ......................................................... 9 Baby It’s You..................................................................... The Shirelles ......................................................14 Body and Soul .................................................................. Anita Baker .......................................................16 Boogie Oogie Oogie ......................................................... A Taste of Honey .............................................. 20 Breezin’ ............................................................................ George Benson ................................................ 28 Bring It on Home to Me .................................................... Sam Cooke ....................................................... 36 Chain Gang ...................................................................... Sam Cooke ....................................................... 25 A Change Is Gonna Come ................................................. Sam Cooke ....................................................... 38 Crossfire .......................................................................... The Orlons ....................................................... 40 Cupid ............................................................................... Sam Cooke ....................................................... 44 Disco Inferno .................................................................... The Trammps ....................................................47 Driftin’ Blues .................................................................... Charles Brown .................................................. 50 Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine) .......................................... The Penguins ................................................... 54 Flashlight ......................................................................... Parliament/Funkadelic ...................................... 57 Forget You ....................................................................... Cee Lo Green ................................................... 62 Georgy Porgy ................................................................... Toto ................................................................. 66 Girl on Fire ....................................................................... Alicia Keys .........................................................74 Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker) ................. Parliament/Funkadelic ...................................... 78 Got to Be Real .................................................................. Cheryl Lynn ...................................................... 82 Greatest Love of All .......................................................... Whitney Houston ............................................. 86 Here We Go Again ............................................................ Aretha Franklin ................................................. 71 Hit the Road Jack .............................................................. Ray Charles ...................................................... 88 Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me ............................................... Mel Carter ........................................................ 92 I Don’t Have the Heart ...................................................... James Ingram ................................................... 94 I Got to Handle It .............................................................. The Capitols ..................................................... 98 I Live for Your Love ........................................................... Natalie Cole.....................................................102 I Turn to You ..................................................................... Christina Aguilera ............................................108 Just the Way You Are (Amazing) ........................................ Bruno Mars ..................................................... 116 Lady Love Me (One More Time) ......................................... George Benson ...............................................120 Let’s Stay Together .......................................................... Al Green ..........................................................124 3 Living in America ............................................................. James Brown ...................................................128 (Hey There) Lonely Girl ..................................................... Eddie Holman .................................................134 Lookin’ for a Love ............................................................. The Valentinos ................................................138 Lowdown......................................................................... Boz Scaggs ......................................................140 Mama Said ....................................................................... The Shirelles ....................................................144 Mother-in-Law ................................................................. Ernie K-Doe .....................................................148 Mustang Sally .................................................................. Wilson Pickett .................................................150 Nutbush City Limits .......................................................... Ike & Tina Turner .............................................. 111 Oh Happy Day .................................................................. The Edwin Hawkins Singers .............................154 Ooh Child ........................................................................ The Five Stairsteps ...........................................160 Pick Up the Pieces ............................................................ Average White Band ........................................164 Play That Funky Music ...................................................... Wild Cherry .....................................................170 Shake a Tail Feather .......................................................... James & Bobby Purify ......................................176 Soul Twist ........................................................................ King Curtis ......................................................157 Suavecito ......................................................................... Malo ...............................................................180 Sweet Soul Music ............................................................. Arthur Conley ..................................................186 That’s How It Feels............................................................ The Soul Clan ..................................................190 This Masquerade .............................................................. George Benson ...............................................198 Too Late to Turn Back Now ................................................ Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose .......................202 Tossin’ and Turnin’ ............................................................ Bobby Lewis ....................................................206 Treat Her Like a Lady ........................................................ Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose .......................195 Try a Little Tenderness ...................................................... Otis Redding ...................................................210 Un-Break My Heart ........................................................... Toni Braxton....................................................215 Unchain My Heart ............................................................ Ray Charles .....................................................220 The Wah-Watusi ............................................................... The Orlons ......................................................230 Watch Your Step ............................................................... Bobby Parker ...................................................224 (What a) Wonderful World ................................................ Sam Cooke ......................................................233 Yes, I’m Ready .................................................................. Barbara Mason ................................................236 You Better Know It ........................................................... Jackie Wilson...................................................248 You Better Move On ........................................................
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