Elbow: Asleep in the Back: Guitar TAB: Album Songbook

Modern Guitar Anthems Blue focuses on classic indie rock from some of the biggest names in the business, including Starsailor, Radiohead, The White Stripes, The Coral and Doves. Featuring classic indie anthems like Turin Brakes' 'Underdog' and The Dandy Warhol's 'Bohemian Like You', the book also includes hard-to-find transcriptions of tracks by The Cooper Temple Clause, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Elbow.Each song is transcribed in guitar TAB and standard notation and guitar chord boxes are given for every track. Special tunings and capo positions are also indicated where appropriate. This book has been checked by an experienced editor and is guaranteed accurate.Songlist: Alcoholic (Starsailor); Asleep In The Back (Elbow); Bohemian Like You (The Dandy Warhols); Buck Rogers (Feeder); Can't Smile (Vex Red); Emergency 72 (Turin Brakes); Empty At The End (Electric Soft Parade); Fell In Love With A Girl (The White Stripes); Good Souls (Starsailor); Hotel Yorba (The White Stripes); Knives Out (Radiohead); Love Burns (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club); Mind Over Money (Turin Brakes); Newborn (Elbow); Nite and Fog (Mercury Rev); Poor Misguided Fool (Starsailor); Powder Blue (Elbow); Pyramid Song (Radiohead); Say Something (Haven); Silent To The Dark (The Electric Soft Parade); Silver (Hundred Reasons); Skeleton Key (The Coral); Spread Your Love (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club); Starbucks (A); The People (The Music); There Goes The Fear (Doves); Underdog (Save Me) (Turin Brakes); Watching Xanadu (Mull Historical Society); Who Needs Enemies (The Cooper Temple Clause); You Held The World In Your Arms (Idlewild)

The matching songbook to the indie-stalwart’s critically acclaimed and Mercury prize-winning fourth album The Seldom Seen Kid featuring four pages of colour photographs. Includes every song from the album accurately transcribed for Elbow formed in Bury Lancashire in 1990. Over the band's 18 year career they have released four studio albums four EPs and ten top fifty singles in the UK. Their debut album ‘Asleep in the Back’ released in 2001 was hailed as a seminal album of the new millennium gaining them a Mercury Music Prize nomination and a BRIT Award nomination. The Seldom Seen Kid is more commercial than previous albums and has broughtthe band the recognition they rightly deserve. As well as winning the Mercury Best Album prize it debuted at No.5 in the album charts; the hit single ‘One Day Like This’ has been widely used in TV sports coverage including the Beijing Olympics and ‘Grounds For Divorce’ was featured on the trailer for the Coen Brothers film ‘Burn After Reading’.