Allison Foley: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Allison Foley: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Better Than Ezra, Kevin Griffin

Item: 00-PS-0004817

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About the Artist: Better Than Ezra

Better Than Ezra formed in New Orleans in 1988 and became one of the defining voices of 1990s alternative rock. Their 1995 album "Deluxe" produced several radio staples, including "Good," which introduced millions of listeners to their distinctive blend of pop-rock sensibility and guitar-driven arrangements. The band's approachable songwriting and energetic live performances made them favorites in both mainstream and college radio markets.

Why we love this

This TAB captures the exact voicings and rhythmic approach that made Better Than Ezra's guitar work so instantly recognizable. Students can learn how economical, well-placed chord shapes and consistent rhythmic strumming patterns create memorable hooks that stick with listeners.

What to expect

Energetic and direct, with the kind of straightforward melodic appeal that defined 1990s radio rock. The song carries an optimistic, radio-ready quality that makes it rewarding to nail and fun to perform.

Who it's for

Guitar students who want to learn songs from the 1990s alternative rock era and understand how to translate pop-rock chord progressions onto the fretboard. Players at the intermediate level will find clear, learnable patterns without excessive complexity.

How to get the most out of it

  • Focus on locking the rhythm with a steady, even strumming hand. The driving feel of this tune depends on consistent pulse more than flashy picking.
  • Use the TAB to nail the exact chord voicings rather than substituting with open forms. The specific voice leading is part of the song's character.
  • Pay attention to any muted sections or percussive hits notated in the TAB. These small details add dimension to what might otherwise feel straightforward.

How to use it

Feature this in a recital showcasing 1990s rock or alternative music landmarks. It works equally well as a solo guitar piece or as the foundation for a student ensemble arrangement that adds bass and drums.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and interpreting TAB notation accurately
  • Playing consistent rhythmic strumming patterns
  • Executing chord transitions smoothly at tempo
  • Translating ear-familiar melodies into fretboard positions

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