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The Rolling Stones

Item: 00-PS-0012209

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The Rolling Stones Fake Book includes 167 classic Stones songs recorded between 1963 and 1971 -- from early blues covers (Chuck Berry and Buddy Holly songs) to the psychedelia of Their Satanic Majesties Request. All songs are in complete, professional-style lead sheets with fundamental instrumental riffs and figures included. There is also a special guitar TAB section, featuring the pivotal guitar riffs and solos from 29 of their most legendary songs, an introductory essay, a full-color ABKCO years discography (with album art), and 40 pages of classic early sheet music covers reproduced in full color. The comb binding creates a lay-flat book that is perfect for study and performance. The ultimate Rolling Stones songbook!

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Series: Just Real Books Series
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 432
SKU: 00-PS-0012209

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About the Composer: Mick Jagger

Mick Jagger stands as one of rock music's most dynamic frontmen and songwriters. Partnered with Keith Richards, he shaped the sound of The Rolling Stones from their formation in 1962 through decades of evolution, establishing themselves as architects of the British rock movement and enduring cultural icons.

Jagger's songwriting voice, often collaborative with Richards, drew from blues traditions while pushing into new territories: garage rock rawness, psychedelic experimentation, and sophisticated pop songcraft. His work across the 1960s and beyond demonstrates how popular music could be both commercially vital and artistically uncompromising.

Why we love this

This lead sheet collection captures The Rolling Stones at their creative peak, documenting the sonic and structural innovations that defined an era. Guitar students gain direct access to the riffs, chord progressions, and arrangement choices that made these songs studio classics, with the included TAB section providing a bridge between melody-based reading and fretboard application.

What to expect

Opening this book is stepping into a time capsule of early rock energy, where blues-rooted guitar work collides with increasingly experimental studio production. The progression from straightforward covers to psychedelic arrangement choices mirrors the era itself, creating a sense of musical discovery across decades compressed into a single volume.

Who it's for

Guitar students and performers seeking direct entry into classic rock repertoire, from those building foundational chord-reading skills to intermediate players developing their understanding of rock song structure and riff-based composition. Teachers working with students interested in popular music will find this collection essential for grounding that interest in actual score literacy.

How to get the most out of it

  • Study the fundamental instrumental riffs provided in each lead sheet before focusing on melody; these figures often define the song's character as much as the vocal line.
  • Reference the guitar TAB section for the 29 featured songs to understand how the recorded riffs fit under the harmonic structure.
  • Pay attention to the specific voicings and rhythmic placements of chords in the lead sheets, as rock songs often rely on precise comping patterns rather than standard jazz voicing conventions.
  • Use the full-color album art and vintage sheet music reproductions as visual context for understanding how each song fit into its original recording session and era.

How to use it

Assign individual songs as supplementary repertoire for guitar students studying rhythm harmony or lead melody playing, allowing them to work through authentic arrangements at their own pace. The TAB section makes specific songs accessible for beginning guitarists while the full lead sheets challenge intermediate readers, making this a resource that grows with student ability.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading lead sheet notation and chord symbols in rock contexts
  • Understanding fundamental riffs and their relationship to harmonic progression
  • Connecting standard notation to guitar tablature
  • Analyzing rock song structure and arrangement choices
  • Building repertoire literacy across blues-based and psychedelic styles

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