Learn the Best of The Who: Note-for-Note Transcriptions

Check out The Best of The Who at the
Guitar World Online Store! The 168-page book offers note-for-note transcriptions with tab for 25 classic hits from the Who.

Including:

Athena
Baba O'Riley
Behind Blue Eyes
Dogs
Eminence Front
Going Mobile
I Can See for Miles
I'm Free
The Kids Are Alright
Long Live Rock
The Magic Bus
My Generation
Pinball Wizard
The Seeker
Squeeze Box
Who Are You
Won't Get Fooled Again
You Better You Bet

... and more!

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