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Hal LeonardGeorge Harrison Anthology Guitar Tab Book

Hal Leonard
Hal Leonard George Harrison Anthology Guitar Tab Book
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The Korena take

Guitar tab collection of George Harrison material, for players who want to work through his parts note-for-note rather than by chord chart.

Hal Leonard George Harrison Anthology Guitar Tab Book product detail
Product studyHal Leonard George Harrison Anthology Guitar Tab Book

Strong match

Who this is for

  • Intermediate players learning Harrison's slide and lead lines
  • Guitarists who read tab and want exact fingerings
  • Building a repertoire of Beatles-era and solo Harrison parts

Consider the trade-offs

When to look elsewhere

  • Total beginners with no chord vocabulary yet
  • Players who read standard notation only and dislike tab
  • Anyone wanting play-along audio in the package

What matters in use

The specifications, translated

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

Guitar tab format

Numbers on six lines show exact string and fret, so you skip the note-reading step.

Detail 02

Anthology scope

Spans a range of material rather than one album, so the difficulty varies song to song.

Detail 03

Print songbook

No tempo control or looping. You set your own pace with a metronome or a player app.

Detail 04

Under $25

Roughly the cost of one lesson for material you keep and work through indefinitely.

Final check

Know before you order

  1. 01Print book only, no CD or download audio included
  2. 02You supply the recordings to play along with
  3. 03Some Harrison parts need a slide and open tunings

Product questions

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.

01Does this include chord diagrams or just tab?

It is a guitar tab book, so parts are written out on tab staves. Treat chord grids as a bonus rather than the main content.

02Do I need to read music?

No. Tab shows string and fret directly. Rhythm is easier to follow if you already know the songs by ear.

03Is this for acoustic or electric?

Harrison's catalog covers both. The parts transfer to either instrument, though some lead and slide lines sit better on electric.

04What skill level is this?

Comfortable-intermediate. You want basic chords, some barre shapes, and patience for lead lines before starting.