This channel is primarily for educational purposes (my students) and therefore some content may have been simplified or changed as compared to the original tracks.
No info on parts or tempo changes. No repeats - no nothing, really. Just a TAB karaoke, basically. Strap in and enjoy! More…
Made a few changes to Constantine Isslamow’s very accurate transcription. Go check him out on Youtube! He’s awesome! More…
There's a few versions out there relying on open strings. Here's what I think really happened. Enjoy and feel free to leave a comment! More…
Drop your E string to D to play along with this synth bass line More…
This was probably recorded on a 5-string but I "converted" it to 4-string. Also, the pitch is a bit high (about 30 cents), so if you wanna play I tune with the song, you should aim for a concert pitch… More…
A "middle of the road-take" of many different versions of this epic song. The chord boxes are for just strumming along if you're feeling lazy. Have fun! More…
First turnover of the major parts. Enjoy! More…
A simplified version where I kept some of the characteristics. Standard tuning and in 440 Hz. Enjoy! More…
A somewhat simplified version to keep the repeats consistent. Enjoy! More…
Lots of repeats and it could have been more but I tried to stay true to all of the variations. Enjoy! More…
So many versions of the left hand positions out there. This is what I believe is right. Just the main theme. Go improvise on the solo. Make your own kind of music! More…
Rock 'n Roll made in Sweden. Enjoy! More…
An attempt at this iconic bassline. Hard rock or metal or in between? Hard pop I'd say, but the bassline is one of the best things that came out of the 80s if you ask me. And don't forget to check out… More…
Had a hard time finding the actual bass player on this. Google provides more than one, but Richard Bull seems to be it. Please comment if you have reliable info suggesting otherwise. I strongly suggest… More…
In lack of the "Easy Listening" genre, I labeled this "orchestral". The bass in this recording is played on an upright and probably lots of open strings but this version is for electric bass. More…