The Beatles – Guitar Songbook: 52 Classic Songs with Tablature and Chord Diagrams | Play Lead and Rhythm Guitar Styles of George Harrison and John Lennon | Hal Leonard Sheet Music Collection Paperback – June 1, 1987

Guitar music plus the Beatles. A deadly combination!!!!!

This is a very good book for fans of Beatle material. It has songs at different levels - and I know some of the tuning may not be the same but conjecture that the original Beatles may have experimented with various tuning as well. If you are interested in learning some of their songs this would certainly be one way to go - I have a couple of books on their music and this one is my favorite. Not because its easier - it just has more of the songs I wanted to play. So look through what is available and make your choice on that first - and your ability second. The first song I learned to play was fairly difficult, so YOU can learn anything if you like. I think this is suitable for the beinnger to advanced guitarist.

Great product.Thank you

Love the collection. It is so cool to hear my teenager playing songs I loved in the “old” days.

This is no doubt my favorite collection of Lennon/McCartney sheet music. Having picked up the guitar after a long absence, the arrangements can be as simple or as complex for your playing style. Want to just strum? Fine! Do you want to play the lead parts with accuracy? Done!My only complaint: no George Harrison songs 😪

You'd think arrangement for one guitar would be great, but it ends up much more complicated to play than what you hear listening to the songs without really sounding better. It's ok as a reference when coupled with online tabs, but as a sole source I haven't found it useful.

Many advanced guitar books try to make the guitar sound like the Beatles' play--never works, because the Beatles is a band. Many books with basic chords just don't sound like the Beatles.This is a book for singer-guitarists. If one can sing well, and play intermediate level chords, this is a great book. Sounds terrific, because it doesn't try to emulate a band-- it's for a single guitarist-singer. Its chords are unlikely to be the ones the Beatles used, but sound terrific when accompanying a voice.

A really fun book. Easy to play instantly for an average player, easy base, clear chord melody and not too busy. Good with a beer or two :).