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Hal Leonard Best of The Marshall Tucker Band Guitar Tab Book
CTNR499712 073999751055 CTNR499712Hal Leonard
2025-11-21
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Dimensions (Overall): 12.0 inches (L), .4 inches (H) x 9.0 inches (W)
Weight: .75 pounds
Genre: Tablature
Compatible With: Guitar
Warranty: No Applicable Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item,
This outstanding Best of Marshall Tucker Band Guitar Tab Book features note-for-note transcriptions with tablature for 9 classics from these Southern-rock pioneers from Spartanburg, SC including "Blue Ridge Mountain Sky," "Can't See," "Fire on the Mountain," "Heard It in a Love Song," "Hillbilly Band," "Ramblin'," "Searchin' for a Rainbow," "Take the Highway," "24 Hours at a Time." Includes a bio of the band written by Spirit Music Group President Mark Fried, and John Stix's interview "Inside the Guitars of The Marshall Tucker Band," originally printed in Circus.
Weight: .75 pounds
Genre: Tablature
Compatible With: Guitar
Warranty: No Applicable Warranty. To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's or supplier's warranty for this item prior to purchasing the item,
This outstanding Best of Marshall Tucker Band Guitar Tab Book features note-for-note transcriptions with tablature for 9 classics from these Southern-rock pioneers from Spartanburg, SC including "Blue Ridge Mountain Sky," "Can't See," "Fire on the Mountain," "Heard It in a Love Song," "Hillbilly Band," "Ramblin'," "Searchin' for a Rainbow," "Take the Highway," "24 Hours at a Time." Includes a bio of the band written by Spirit Music Group President Mark Fried, and John Stix's interview "Inside the Guitars of The Marshall Tucker Band," originally printed in Circus.
