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Easy Guitar arrangement
Simplified from the records: fewer shapes, friendlier keys. It sounds like the song, not like the album.

Independent shopping perspective
A Jimmy Buffett songbook in simplified easy-guitar arrangements. For a casual player who wants to play and sing these songs, not study the records.

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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.
Detail 01
Simplified from the records: fewer shapes, friendlier keys. It sounds like the song, not like the album.
Detail 02
A collection drawn across the catalog rather than a single album transcribed start to finish.
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Arranged for guitar. Ukulele and piano players need a different book, not this one.
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No account, no subscription, nothing that disappears when a service shuts down.
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About the cost of a few single-song downloads, for a book's worth of material.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, if you already have basic open chords and can change between them. It's arranged to be playable early, not to be a first lesson.
No. Easy-guitar arrangements simplify the original parts so one guitar can carry the song. The melody and chord movement stay recognizable.
Not much. Easy-guitar arrangements are built around chord names and shapes over a simplified melody line, so a lot of it works from the chords alone.
No. It's the guitar edition, with chord shapes and arrangements written for six strings.
Reference
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