Rush: Guitar Anthology Series (Authentic Guitar-Tab Edition) - Softcover

Rush

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0897249356 ISBN 13: 9780897249355

Publisher: Alfred Music, 1999

Synopsis

Note-for-note transcriptions of all of Alex Lifeson's licks on 20 songs from 11 albums by this superstar Toronto trio. Includes: Closer to the Heart * Cold Fire * Distant Early Warning * Dreamline * Free Will * La Villa Stangiato * New World Man * A Passage to Bangkok * Red Barchetta * Red Sector A * Roll the Bones * Show Don't Tell * The Spirit of the Radio * Stick It Out * Tom Sawyer * The Trees * Working Man * YYZ * Xanadu.

About this title

From the Publisher:

Twenty titles from 11 albums. Includes: A Passage to Bangkok * Closer to the Heart * Cold Fire * Distant Early Warning * Dreamline * Freewill * New World Man * Red Barchetta * Red Sector A * Roll the Bones * The Spirit of the Radio * The Trees * Tom Sawyer * Working Man * YYZ * Xanadu.

About the Author:

Ian Rush was born in St Asaph, Wales. He joined Liverpool from Chester City in 1980 and other than his single season with Juventus (1987-88), played for the Reds until 1996, making his final bow as a player in 2000. Rush's achievements include being Liverpool's all-time greatest goalscorer, the record Welsh international goalscorer, the leading 20th-century goalscorer in the FA Cup and all-time record FA Cup Final goalscorer, the joint-highest goalscorer in the League Cup, and winning five League Championships, three FA Cups and a European Cup. Not to mention Footballer of the Year, the European Golden Boot, various PFA Player of the Year awards and an MBE for services to football. Following retirement as a player he achieved the UEFA Pro Licence and has since become one of the most respected coaches in the game, working with strikers under Gerard Houllier at Liverpool and currently as Elite Performance Director with the Welsh FA Trust.

About this edition

• Publisher: Alfred Music
• Publication date: 1999
• ISBN 10: 0897249356
• ISBN 13: 9780897249355
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 224
• Editor: Colgan Bryan, Aaron Stang