Best Of David Bowie - Guitar Tab Book

Best Of David Bowie - Guitar Tab Book 

Guitar Recorded Versions

13 Hits From The Star Man Himself

The Best Of David Bowie - Guitar Tab Book is a must-have for fans of the iconic Star Man himself. This comprehensive collection features note-for-note transcriptions with tab for 13 of David Bowie's greatest hits, showcasing the diverse and innovative nature of his career.

From the soulful anthem "Changes" to the infectious groove of "Fame" and the timeless classic "Space Oddity," this book allows guitarists to dive into the intricate guitar parts that helped define Bowie's unique sound. With accurate transcriptions, guitarists can learn to play these songs exactly as David Bowie and his talented band performed them.

Spanning Bowie's eclectic career, this collection includes beloved hits like "Rebel, Rebel," "Heroes," "Young Americans," and many more. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering the magic of David Bowie's music, this book provides an opportunity to delve into his artistry and learn to play his iconic songs.

With 110 pages of meticulously transcribed guitar tab, this book captures the essence of David Bowie's musical genius and serves as a fitting tribute to one of the most influential artists in rock history. Immerse yourself in the world of David Bowie and unleash your creativity with this essential guitar tab book.

Song Titles Include:

• Changes
• China Girl
• Diamond Dogs
• Fame
• Heroes
• I'm Afraid Of Americans
• Rebel, Rebel
• Space Oddity
• Station To Station
• Suffragette City
• TVC 15
• Young Americans
• Ziggy Stardust

Bowie Fact - David Bowie's iconic alter ego, Ziggy Stardust, was born out of a desire to create a character that would allow Bowie to push the boundaries of his music and performance. Ziggy Stardust, a flamboyant androgynous rock star, became one of Bowie's most famous personas. The character was introduced during the early 1970's and was portrayed as an alien being who acted as a messenger for extraterrestrial beings. Ziggy Stardust not only captivated audiences with his unique appearance but also delivered thought-provoking music that explored themes of identity, fame, and the future. Bowie's creation of Ziggy Stardust exemplifies his artistic vision and willingness to embrace unconventional concepts in his work.