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Who Do You Love: Easy Guitar with TAB

As performed by Steve Miller Band

Item: 35-DS00022822

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 3
SKU: 35-DS00022822

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About the Artist: Steve Miller Band

Steve Miller Band emerged from the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 1960s, becoming one of rock music's most commercially successful acts. Led by guitarist and vocalist Steve Miller, the band defined arena rock with a blend of blues influences, guitar-driven songwriting, and accessible melodies that dominated FM radio throughout the 1970s and beyond. Their catalog includes some of the most recognizable rock anthems ever recorded, making their music a staple in music education for its cultural significance and enduring appeal.

Why we love this

This arrangement captures the swagger and infectious groove of a genuine rock classic without overwhelming beginning guitarists. The TAB notation removes barriers to entry while keeping the spirit of the original intact, letting students experience the satisfaction of playing something their peers actually know.

What to expect

Confident and driving. The tune has a swaggering ease that makes it fun to nail, with enough attitude to feel genuinely cool rather than sterile or overly simplified.

Who it's for

Beginning guitarists ready to move beyond drill exercises and play authentic rock material. This works well for students who respond to songs they recognize from radio, streaming, or their favorite musicians.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the rhythm section locked in on the beat; this song thrives on a solid, unrushed pocket rather than flashy timing
  • Balance the lead line so it cuts through without overwhelming the harmonic foundation underneath
  • Use the recorded accompaniment to internalize the groove before attempting to play along at full tempo

How to use it

Perfect for a winter or spring guitar ensemble concert where you want contemporary material that draws audience recognition. It pairs well with other rock standards from the same era, allowing you to build a set around classic rock radio hits.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading TAB notation in a rock context
  • Playing steady eighth-note and sixteenth-note rhythms with rhythmic precision
  • Translating blues-influenced phrasing on guitar
  • Locking into a groove with backing accompaniment
  • Understanding chord changes and their relationship to melody

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