Hal Leonard The Black Keys A Collection Play It Like It Is Guitar - Guitar Tab
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Summary of This Book
The Black Keys: A Collection offers "artist-approved" transcriptions with tablatures, designed to capture as closely as possible the raw energy and blues-rock grain that define the band's signature. It features a selection of a "baker's dozen" of essential tracks, providing an ideal playground to explore repetitive and effective riffs, modernized boogie patterns, pentatonic licks, and deeply rooted rhythms.
This collection is aimed at guitarists who want to play coherent and usable versions in real situations, whether for metronome practice, band rehearsal, or live performance. Thanks to the inclusion of tablatures, reading is immediate: you quickly visualize positions, transitions, and playing intentions, while maintaining a musical approach focused on groove, dynamics, and apparent simplicity that actually requires true precision.
Songlist:
- 10 A.M. Automatic
- Girl Is On My Mind
- Goodbye Babylon
- Hard Row
- I Got Mine
- Just Got To Be
- Psychotic Girl
- Set You Free
- Strange Times
- Thickfreakness
- Till I Get My Way
- When The Lights Go Out
- Your Touch
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Pop | Publication | Sheet music |
| Artist | The Black Keys | Genre | rock / blues-rock sheet music |
| Instrumentation | guitar (tablatures) | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Black Keys songs are included in this collection?
The collection contains 13 tracks, including "I Got Mine," "Your Touch," "Thickfreakness," "Strange Times," and "10 A.M. Automatic." The list also includes "Set You Free," "Psychotic Girl," and "When The Lights Go Out."
Do the Black Keys sheet music include guitar tablatures?
The book is designed for guitar with tablatures. The fingerings and transitions can be directly viewed during playing.
Is the Hal Leonard The Black Keys A Collection book suitable for working on blues-rock riffs?
The 13 transcriptions cover repetitive riffs, modernized boogie patterns, and pentatonic licks. The writing focuses on groove, dynamics, and rhythmic accuracy.
Are the transcriptions approved by the artists?
The sheet music is presented as "artist-approved" transcriptions.
Can this collection be used to rehearse Black Keys songs in a band setting?
Thanks to tablatures for tracks like "Just Got To Be" and "Till I Get My Way," the collection allows preparing guitar parts with a metronome, during rehearsals, or on stage. The proposed rhythms are rooted in the band's blues-rock style.



