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Recent Chart Additions
Lay Down  (Melanie)
California Dreamin - Db-  (The Mamas and Papas)
California Dreamin - A-  (The Mamas and Papas)
Night by Night  (Steely Dan)
Back On The Train  (Phish)

Recent Rehearsal Song Additions
Alone - C  (Heart)
Alone - D  (Heart)
Take Five  (Dave Brubeck)
On and On  (Stephen Bishop)
Long Train Running  (The Doobie Brothers)

Recent Studio Recording Song Additions
City of New Orleans  (Arlo Guthrie)
Phoenix  (Big Red Machine)
Heart of Gold  (Neil Young)
Twenty One  (The Eagles)
Kings Highway  (Joe Henry)
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The Bobby Day Fakebooks are a collection of 400 page volumes ( 5 so far, working on the 6th! ) containing great Rock, R&B, Country, Blues & Jazz tunes that I’ve written out over the years.  I’ve condensed them into a consistent format that includes words, chords and any nuances in the song, whether it’s a bass part or a guitar part etc. A song will span only 1 or 2 open pages (most of the time, at least). Which makes it much easier on the reader (you don’t have to turn pages).

 

I started writing tunes out because I couldn’t remember parts or words if I haven’t played the song in awhile. Eventually when I got together with musicians we’d use the books as a reference and finally even perform live using the books.

 

At lot of musicians initially frown on the sight-reading learning curve  but it really DOES pay off in the long run. How many songs can you keep in your memory? I’ve found musicians my age, 50 60 (and more), are stuck playing the same tunes they learned when they were 15. I get excited playing tunes that I haven’t played in awhile. Makes it interesting.

 

I recently ran a jam session here in NYC that used the books as a starting point. Keeps everybody on the same page. Ever been to a jam that goes nowhere cause musicians don’t know the words or the chords to the tunes they start? These books help prevent that ‘musician noodling’ we all dread.

 

Check out the site and download the charts. The site is constantly being updated and new charts are added frequently. So Enjoy!

 

 

 

     
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