Detail 01
Piano/vocal/guitar arrangement
Piano staves carry the arrangement, vocal melody sits on top, guitar chord frames above that. One book covers three seats.

Independent shopping perspective
Steely Dan songbook in piano/vocal/guitar arrangements with guitar tab. For players who want to actually play the songs, not just read chord charts.

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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
Piano staves carry the arrangement, vocal melody sits on top, guitar chord frames above that. One book covers three seats.
Detail 02
Fret-and-string numbers alongside standard notation, so you can find the actual voicings without reading music fluently.
Detail 03
Landscape-ish standard folio size. Sits open on a piano desk; wider than most wire music stand trays.
Detail 04
Identifies this exact edition. Useful if you're matching a book a teacher or bandmate already has.
Detail 05
No audio, no playback app, no digital download. What you get is paper notation.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Both. Guitar tab is included alongside the piano/vocal arrangement, and chord frames sit above the vocal line.
For guitar, no — the tab shows string and fret. For the piano parts, yes, those are standard notation.
No. This is a piano, vocal and guitar book. Bass players won't find a dedicated tabbed part.
No. It's a printed songbook with no CD, download code, or play-along tracks.
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