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Guitar tab format
Fret numbers on six lines. You can follow the fingering without reading standard notation.

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Guitar tab book covering the Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads Tribute material. For guitarists learning those parts note by note.


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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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Fret numbers on six lines. You can follow the fingering without reading standard notation.
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Scoped to that record rather than spanning Ozzy's whole catalog. Later-era songs won't be in here.
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These are demanding parts. Expect fast passages that take slow practice before they come up to speed.
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No warmups, no technique chapters. It assumes you already have the hands for this material.
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You supply the recordings and set your own practice tempo. Nothing slows the tracks down for you.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's tablature — fret numbers on six lines showing where to fret each note. Knowing the fretboard is enough to start working through it.
No. It's scoped to the Tribute material, not the full catalog. Songs from later albums and later guitarists won't be in this book.
The Rhoads parts are technically demanding. An intermediate player can learn them, but expect to work slowly and spend real time before they're up to tempo.
No. The tab is written for six-string guitar, so the string layout and fret numbers won't map onto a bass.
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