You can learn to improvise by substituting 6th, minor, 7th, major 7th, augmented and diminished chords in place of basic chords. Graphics illustrate chords and voicings and all 12 Keys are shown as scales plus 2 chords probably used in a song (IV and V) plus "maybe" chord. Sample songs are included. One is "When You Need Me I'll Be There" and coupon code in book lets you obtain sheet music free.

Moderate beat song about a woman living in the past desiring former lover to return. The music is bass and treble clefs with guitar chords noted and lyrics. A "Lyrics Only" sheet is for vocalists who have learned the melody. This piece doesn't include a separate vocals clef as do all other sheet music ebooks we've published. Includes a Transposition Wheel template and key change example.

This inspirational type of song is in the Key of C. To help you change it to a key better for your performance, a Transposition Wheel template is included. You cut out the wheels and construct the product. Graphics give exaamples of the finished product and how to use a wheel. A Lyrics Only sheet is provided for vocalists and guitar chords are noted.

A pop vocal song that can be performed with a Latin rhythm. The key is Eb and its relative Cm. A Lyrics Only sheet is provided for vocalists. Lyrics also appear in the staff score as do guitar chord notations. To aid in key changes, if applicable, a Transposition Wheel template is provided along with graphics of how final product appears after you cut out wheels and assemble them.

A song of supportive love, this song is in C Major. A Lyrics Only sheet is included along with lyrics in the staff score and guitar chords (notations, not fret graphics). A Transposition Template is also included to aid in key changes.

A romantic pop vocal, the key is Ab. Template for a Transposition Wheel is included for cut out and construction. It aids in changing key, if necessary. Guitar chords are listed. Lyrics appear in the sheet music and also on a Lyrics Only page for vocalists who have learned the melody.

Lee wrote this song in 1974 in Madison, WI. It begins with a spoken Introduction followed by four verses in which the vocalist, a pianist, dreams of playing songs and singing with Hank Williams and Elvis Presley in heaven and details the two star's inspirational words during the dream. Hank performs a special act. Then there is a spoken section and closing Chorus. It is in the Key of F Major.

Song is best performed by male and female vocalists alternating appropriate phrases. In the key of F major, the music contains melody on treble clef and basic chords on bass clef as well as noted in guitar chord listings above vocal clef. A Lyrics Only sheet is provided for vocalists who have learned the melody.

Written in the late 1970s, this Blues style song is for piano and vocalist and includes chords that can be used by guitarists. This song is written in the key of C Major and uses basic chords so instrumentalists can improvise. A lyrics only page is included for a vocalist who has learned the melody. A transposition wheel can be helpful to place song in the key best for performer.

A song of never-ending romantic love originally written for the Christian-based novel "Love Never Dies." Song is in the key of F Major, but can be performed with key changes, moving up a half step with each verse. Alternative lyrics are included for those who prefer the elimination of references to God. A Lyrics Only page, guitar chords, and a Transposition Wheel template also are included.

This song can be performed with a straight drum beat, a Latin, or a rock beat. It is written in the key of F. Lyrics appear in the music. In addition there is a "Lyrics Only" sheet in 18 point font size for vocalists who have learned the melody. Guitar chords are noted. Also included are A Transposition Wheel template with directions for construction and for use as well as sample graphics.

Written in the late 1970s when I performed piano and vocals in Madison, WI, this Blues style song is for piano/vocalist and includes chords that can be used by guitarists. The song is written in the key of Bb Major and uses basic chords so instrumentalists can improvise. A lyrics only page is included for a vocalist who has learned the melody. A transposition wheel can be helpful to change key.