Bill Frisell: An Anthology

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One of the most revered jazz guitarists around, Berklee alum Bill Frisell is celebrated for his distinctive, sophisticated sound. This must-have collection includes 79 top songs from throughout Frisell's prolific career, plus a preface, illustrations, a biographical timeline and a discography.

Includes the tunes: 1951, Again, Big Bob, Blues Dream, Brother, Goodbye, Hangdog, Lonesome, Pip Squeak, Poem for Eva, Rag, Verona, The Way Home and many more...

As a bonus, Frisell's hand-written arrangement of Hard Plains Drifter is also included.

Principally transcribed for Guitar, these versions feature bassline and chord boxes, making the songs appropriate for Piano or Ensemble performance.

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1951
Again
Amarillo, Barbados
Beautiful E
Big Bob
Big Shoe
Blues Dream
Blues For Los Angeles
Brother
Cadillac 1959
Child At Heart
Coffaro's Theme
Cold, Cold Ground
Deep Dead Blue
Dream On
Egg Radio
Family (Version 1)
Family (Version 2)
Fingers Snappin' And Toes Tappin'
Freddy's Step
Gimme A Holler
Girl Asks Boy, Part 1
Gone, Just Like A Train
Good Dog, Happy Man
Goodbye
Hangdog
Hard Plains Drifter
Hello Nellie
Hope And Fear
Jimmy Carter, Part 1
Jimmy Carter, Part 2
Julius Hemphill
Justice And Honor
Keep Your Eyes Open
Let Me In
Lonesome
Lookout For Hope
Monica Jane
Monroe
Mr. Memory
Music I Heard
My Buffalo Girl
Nature's Symphony
Pip, Squeak
Pleased To Meet You
Poem For Eva
Pretty Flowers Were Made For Blooming
Pretty Stars Were Made To Shine
Rag
Rain, Rain
Rambler
Resistor
Rob Roy
Ron Carter
Roscoe
Sherlock, Jr.
Stand Up Sit Down
Strange Meeting (Version 1)
Strange Meeting (Version 2)
Tales From The Farside
Tell Your Ma, Tell Your Pa
That Was Then
The Bacon Bunch
The Gallows
The Pioneers
The Way Home
The Wife And Kid
This Land
Throughout (Version 1)
Throughout (Version 2)
Twenty Years
Unscientific Americans
Unsung Heroes
Variation On A Theme (Tales From The Farside)
Verona
We're Not From Around Here
What A World
What Do We Do?
When We Go
Where Do We Go?
Where In The World?
Winter Always Turns To Spring