Led Zeppelin: Easy Guitar Anthology Released

Alfred Music Publishing, the official print music publisher of Led Zeppelin, proudly releases a new guitar sheet music anthology featuring easy guitar arrangements of the legendary rock band’s greatest hits.

Led Zeppelin: Easy Guitar Anthology contains 16 classic Led Zeppelin songs, with all the guitar parts arranged to be easily playable for beginning and intermediate guitarists. Fans and guitarists can play the iconic Jimmy Page guitar parts to songs such as “Black Dog,” “Immigrant song,” “Kashmir,” “Rock And Roll,” “Stairway To Heaven,” and more. Each of the songs is expertly arranged in both guitar notation and TAB, and includes vocal parts and lyrics.

As part of Alfred’s ongoing commitment to improving our environment, this book is printed on 100% recycled paper stock.

Led Zeppelin: Easy Guitar Anthology (00-32727) is now available for $19.99. Pick up your copy at a local music retail store, or buy it today at Alfred.com.­­­­

Titles:

Babe I'm Gonna Leave You

Black Dog

Communication Breakdown

D'yer Mak'er

Dancing Days

Good Times Bad Times

House Of The Holy

Immigrant Song

In The Evening

Kashmir

Living Loving Maid (She's Just A Woman)

The Ocean

Over The Hills And Far Away

Rock And Roll

Stairway To Heaven

Whole Lotta Love

Comments

[metal maverick]

all this does is invite a new generation of half-ass kids who want to be "rock stars" to learn one riff that they think is cool and then give up on the rest of the song. oh, and UG you have really turned into a consumer *****. I mean what does an ad for a boxing video game have anything to do with music news?

[Jesus_Dean]

I gotta admit, I done this a lot back in the day (once in a while, "now" in the day as well, LOL). If I couldn't quite play that song, I would figure out a way to play it so it sounded almost the same.

[Les Tom]

Well, I'm glad this book is for sale. As a beginner it is hard to play Led Zeppelin. Now I'm able to pump out some tunes that sound like those classic songs.

[jbridge90]

metal maverick wrote:

all this does is invite a new generation of half-ass kids who want to be "rock stars" to learn one riff that they think is cool and then give up on the rest of the song. oh, and UG you have really turned into a consumer *****. I mean what does an ad for a boxing video game have anything to do with music news?

Lol you're only 14 why are you saying things like 'half ass kids' again? Dont be a doucher this is a good thing.