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While there are millions of folks “jamming” in INSTRUMENTAL their basements with headphones and an audience of the family pet, there’s nothing like the experience of walking into a venue and playing songs that put people on the dance floor, or at least to put a lot of smiles on their faces. This series from Music Minus One is a wonderful tool to help facilitate that. Whether you are a teenager wanting to figure out how to make some gas money on weekends, or a working band that wants to actually capture the essence of the original hits, the Weekend Warriors Set List is for you. With their matching song lists across instruments, these play-alongs are perfect rehearsal tools to put the whole band on the same page. Tunes are true to the original tempo, key, and parts� In songs where there are multiple guitar or keyboard parts, we demonstrate how to pick out the most important ones� Each book is customized for the individual instrument with instruction on determining those parts� You will find the signature parts
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