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Written for ukulele
Chord shapes and voicings assume four strings in ukulele tuning; they will not transfer straight to a guitar neck.

Independent shopping perspective
A print ukulele songbook of IZ's material from Alfred. For a uke player who knows a few chords and wants his songs in one place.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Chord shapes and voicings assume four strings in ukulele tuning; they will not transfer straight to a guitar neck.
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Difficulty follows his repertoire rather than a graded course, so pages vary in demand.
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A licensed print edition, so the arrangements are cleared rather than an informal transcription.
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Works on a stand with no screen, no battery, and no page that scrolls away mid-song.
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The catalog number stores order by — the reliable way to reorder the same book.
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Pins down this exact edition when a seller lists only the title.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
A songbook is easier to use if you read at least chord symbols. It is a song collection rather than a course that teaches reading.
It is written for ukulele. A guitarist can adapt the material, but the chord shapes as printed are for four strings in ukulele tuning.
The purchase is the printed songbook.
Match ISBN-13 9780739080511, ISBN-10 0739080512, or Alfred item number 00-37476.
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