Elmos Rock Star Guitar

The Sesame Street Elmo's Rock Star Guitar songbook comes with a detachable toy guitar that enables children to play along to five songs presented in the oversized book. The five buttons on the guitar each activates a melody that matches a song on the book's pages. The guitar also has a bar key to play a melody by note and a whammy bar to rock along with the melody. Elmo and his friends from Sesame Street are presented in vivid illustrations in rock band practice, on a tour bus, and on stage. The product is recommended for children ages 18 months and older.Here is a list of the book's five songs:* Elmo Had a Monster Band* The Wheels on the Bus* Hail! Hail! The Band's All Here* Sing with Elmo* Twinkle, Twinkle, Little StarThe Sesame Street Elmo's Rock Star Guitar songbook has coated, thick pages that stand up to heavy use. The book conforms to the toy safety requirements of ASTM F963-08. Three replaceable AG-13 button cell batteries that power the toy guitar are included.

Presents rewordings of five familiar songs, with accompanying music that can be played by pressing the button on the sound panel that matches the song's illustration.

(Guitar Recorded Versions). Tab transcriptions and lessons for 18 Elmore James classics: Dust My Broom * Elmore's Contribution to Jazz * Everyday (I Have the Blues) * I See My Baby * I Was a Fool * It Hurts Me Too * Madison Blues * One Way Out * So Mean to Me * The Sun Is Shining * Tool Bag Boogie.

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