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The Frank Zappa Guitar Book		Vai, Steve (transcriptions). Hal Leonard Music, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1982 ISBN: 0-7119-0223-2 Pages: 302 Language: English Category: Songs (with Steve Vai intro and FZ afterword)
C O M M E N T S From: David Scurr <david.scurr@canrem.com>   FZ's Guitar Book includes guitar solos from 8 albums From: dsmith@world.std.com (David Smith) Distributed by Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation 7777 West Bluemound Road P.O. Box 13819 Milwaukee, WI 53213 USA Introduction 5 Steve Vai, Transcriber 6 The Copyists 7 Notation 8 Shut Up'n Play Yer Guitar 9 -------------------------------------------- five-five-FIVE 10 Hog Heaven 17 While You Were Out 44 Treacherous Cretins 70 Heavy Duty Judy 79 Soup'n Old Clothes 90 Shut Up'n Play Yer Guitar Some More 107 -------------------------------------------- Variations on The Carlos Santana Secret Chord Progression 108 Gee, I Like Your Pants 118 The Deathless Horsie 124 Shut Up'n Play Yer Guitar Some More 136 Pink Napkins 153 Return Of The Son of Shut Up'n Play Yer Guitar 159 -------------------------------------------- Stucco Homes 160 Joe's Garage, Acts II & III 213 -------------------------------------------- Watermelon In Easter Hay 214 Packard Goose 226 Outside Now 243 He Used To Cut The Grass 250 Sheik Yerbouti 269 -------------------------------------------- Sheik Yerbouti Tango 270 Rat Tamago 275 Mo' Mama (unreleased) 281 Zoot Allures 291 -------------------------------------------- Black Napkins 292 A Few Words For Those Who Managed To Get This Far 302   Also some occasional errata for proud owners of the book collected by Johan Wikberg From: Jeremy Henty  Page 189, bars 215-216 of "Stucco Homes": The score shows the lead guitar playing a 7-note chord! How is this possible? The notes are A, F sharp, D, B, G, A, D, played as a descending arpeggio, all of which are held for another 5 beats. From: Biffyshrew  It isn't possible. This is an obvious error in transcription. I don't have time to check the record right now, but I notice that it would be virtually impossible to fret the top five notes as written, but if you omit the B you get a very comfortable fingering. From: "Johan Wikberg" <wikberg@mbox301.swipnet.se>  Page 66, bars 163-164 of "While You Were Art": The rhythm in these two bars does not compute. The last note in bar 161 is part of a triplet and a 13:14-tuplet, which doesn't work out, so if you add it up you don't quite get two 3/4 bars' worth of rhythm.
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