Rush Play Along With 6 Demo Tracks

Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Guitar Folio
Publisher Alfred Publishing Co Inc
Series Ultimate Play-along

Price: $19.95

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #31869

UPC code: 038081343358

See Table of Contents (6)

Learn to play your favorite Rush songs with these terrific transcriptions and play-along tracks. The CD contains two versions of each song: an instrumental sound-alike recording, and an instrumental accompaniment track without drums so you can play along. The provided TNT software allows you to slow down, loop, and even transpose keys! Matching guitar and bass editions are available. Titles: Anthem * Closer to the Heart * Spirit of Radio * Temples of Syrinx * Tom Sawyer * YYZ.

Title	Artist	Composer
ANTHEM	RUSH
CLOSER TO THE HEART	RUSH	PEART/TALBOT
SPIRIT OF RADIO,THE	RUSH	LEE/LIFESON/PEART
TEMPLES OF SYRINX	RUSH	LEE/LIFESON/PEART
TOM SAWYER	RUSH	DUBOIS/LEE/LIFESON/P
YYZ	RUSH	LEE/LIFESON

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