Red Hot Chili Peppers
Stadium Arcadium
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Stadium Arcadium
- Instrumentation Drums
- Edition Sheet Music
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Difficulty Level
- Composer Chad Smith
- Artist Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Publisher Hal Leonard
- Series Drum Recorded Versions
- Order no. 00690854
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excl. shipping costs
Description:
Experience the unmistakable groove and explosive energy of Chad Smith! With this exclusive drum transcription book from renowned publisher Hal Leonard, you can bring the Red Hot Chili Peppers' epic double album "Stadium Arcadium" straight to your drum kit. Marking the band's first-ever No. 1 debut on the Billboard 200, Smith's powerhouse playing serves as the pulsating backbone of this musical milestone.
This drum sheet music edition delivers authentic note-for-note transcriptions for all 28 tracks of the acclaimed two-CD set, including massive hits like "Dani California," "Snow (Hey Oh)," and "Tell Me Baby." Whether you want to master Chad Smith's tight funk-rock grooves, refine your chops, or jam along to your favorite anthems, this book is the ultimate must-have for every passionate drummer and Chili Peppers fan.
This drum sheet music edition delivers authentic note-for-note transcriptions for all 28 tracks of the acclaimed two-CD set, including massive hits like "Dani California," "Snow (Hey Oh)," and "Tell Me Baby." Whether you want to master Chad Smith's tight funk-rock grooves, refine your chops, or jam along to your favorite anthems, this book is the ultimate must-have for every passionate drummer and Chili Peppers fan.
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