The Real Pop Book Volume 1 - C Instruments | Fake Book includes 200+ Popular Songs for Piano Guitar and Voice | Melody Lyrics and Chords for Performance and Teaching | Comb Bound Music Book Paperback – December 1, 2016

The Real Pop Book – Volume 1 is a must-have fake book for musicians, singers, and teachers who love pop, rock, and contemporary hits. Designed for C instruments including piano, guitar, and voice, this collection features over 200 songs in the trusted Real Book format. Perfect for performances, lessons, or home practice, it’s an invaluable resource for players of all levels looking to expand their repertoire with accessible, flexible arrangements.What’s Inside: This comprehensive pop fake book includes melody lines, lyrics, and chord symbols for hundreds of classic and modern hits. Songs are transcribed in clear, easy-to-read notation and organized for quick reference during live gigs or rehearsals. The durable comb binding ensures pages lay flat on the music stand, making it ideal for both studio and stage use.How It Helps: Musicians can use this versatile collection to improve chord reading, accompaniment, and improvisation skills while playing timeless favorites. It’s an excellent resource for music teachers, students, and performers who want to strengthen sight-reading and harmony knowledge. Whether you’re learning new songs, building a setlist, or leading singalongs, this book supports creativity and confidence through familiar music that inspires consistent practice and joyful performance.Full Song List: Addicted to Love * All She Wants to Do Is Dance * American Pie * Bad Day * Billie Jean * Bohemian Rhapsody * Bridge over Troubled Water * Cat’s in the Cradle * Clocks * Dancin’ in the Moonlight * Every Breath You Take * Hey Jude * Hotel California * Imagine * Piano Man * Rolling in the Deep * Tears in Heaven * You’ve Got a Friend * and more.Bring music to life. The Real Pop Book is the ultimate reference for pop and rock musicians seeking versatility, inspiration, and enduring songs that never go out of style. Read more