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Easiest Tongue Drum Songbook Ever!: 100 Songs for Tongue Drum. 100% note-free!
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Leroy Harper Easiest Tongue Drum Songbook Ever! 100 Songs for Tongue Drum. 100% note-free! If you want to play popular songs on your Tongue Drum without having to read music, this book’s for you. The Easiest Tongue Drum Songbook Ever! is full of songs–but 100% note-free. Playing by tongue drum tablature, you’ll have mastered your first song after just a few minutes–without having read a single note! All you need is a tongue drum (8, 11 or 13 tongue diatonic model) and you’ll soon be playing Amazing grace, Camptown races, Oh Susannah, When the saints go marchin’ in and dozens of other popular songs. Chord symbols and chord diagrams for guitar are included so your friends can join in the fun. Songs: 1. Ah, vous dirai-je, maman 2. All the good times are past and gone 3. Amazing grace 4. A-tisket, a-tasket 5. Auld lang syne 6. Away in a manger 7. Baa, baa, black sheep 8. Banks of Sacramento 9. Banks of the Ohio 10. Beautiful brown eyes 11. Billy the Kid 12. Boil them cabbage down 13. Brahms’ Lullaby 14. Buffalo Gals 15. Bury me beneath the willow 16. Camptown Races 17. Cape Cod girls 18. Christ was born on Christmas Day 19. Cock a doodle doo 20. Colorado trail 21. Come, Thou fount of every blessing 22. Cotton-eyed Joe 23. Crawdad song 24. Cumberland Gap 25. Deck the halls 26. Don’t this road look rough and rocky 27. Down by the riverside 28. Down by the station 29. Finnegan’s wake 30. Foggy mountain top 31. Git along little dogies 32. Give me that old time religion 33. Goin’ across the mountain 34. Good night, Ladies 35. Go, tell it on the mountain 36. Hark! The herald angels sing 37. He’s got the whole world in His hands 38. Hickety, pickety, my black hen 39. Hickory dickory dock 40. Home! Sweet home 41. House of the Rising Sun 42. How firm a foundation 43. Humpty Dumpty 44. Hush, little baby 45. In the bleak midwinter 46. Itsy-bitsy spider 47. Jesu, joy of man’s desiring 48. Jingle bells 49. John Brown’s Body 50. Jolly good fellow 51. Joy to the world 52. Kum ba yah 53. Lavender’s blue 54. Little brown jug 55. London Bridge is falling down 56. Long journey home 57. Mama don’t ’low 58. Mary had a little lamb 59. Michael, row the boat ashore 60. Midnight on the stormy deep 61. My Bonnie lies over the ocean 62. My home’s across the smoky mountains 63. Nobody knows the trouble 64. Ode to joy 65. Oh! Susanna 66. Old folks at home 67. Old MacDonald had a farm 68. One elephant went out 69. On top of Old Smokey 70. Over in the meadow 71. Over the river and through the woods 72. Poor Paddy works on the railway 73. Pop! Goes the weasel 74. Ring around the rosy 75. Roll in my sweet baby’s arms 76. Row, row, row your boat 77. Rub-a-dub-dub 78. Scarborough Fair 79. Shenandoah 80. Shortnin’ bread 81. Silent night 82. Sleep, baby, sleep 83. Still, still, still 84. Swing low, sweet chariot 85. The alphabet song 86. The bear went over the mountain 87. The boar’s head carol 88. The farmer in the dell 89. The first Noel 90. The last rose of summer 91. The Minstrel Boy 92. This old man 93. Tom Dooley 94. Twinkle, twinkle, little star 95. Up on the housetop 96. Way down the old plank road 97. Wee Willie Winkie 98. What shall we do with the drunken sailor 99. When the saints go marchin’ in 100. Will the circle be unbroken
