Guitar International Gives Away 3650 Free Authentic TAB Charts

By: Staff

Guitar International Magazine is proud to announce a new partnership with United We Tab that will provide you, our readers, with 3650 Free Authentic TABs over the course of the next 12 months. On top of the 10 free TAB charts that will be given out every day, UWT is also providing our readers with 50% off those tab charts each day after the 10 free charts have been claimed, and a further 15% off those same charts for the next year.

We couldn’t be happier to be partnering with UWT, first because of the high quality of their site and their TABs, but also because this new endeavor will allow us to say thanks to GI readers by giving you 10 free TABs every day for a whole year. GI publisher Rick Landers puts it this way:

“During the past year, we’ve been looking for an interactive TAB site that could offer our readers high quality instructional videos, accurate and licensed TABS, and all at reasonable prices. Of critical importance to us, was that the TAB site honored the rights of copyright owners. We found that winning combination at UWT and we couldn’t be more pleased to have forged an alliance with them, where we can offer our readers an excellent and very low cost tool to learn their favorite songs, as well as provide them with 10 free TABS every day for an entire year.”

What makes United We Tab different you may ask from all the other TAB sites on the web, well we knew you would want to know that answer, so we asked CEO Todd Gilman and this is what he said:

“We started United We Tab because we were frustrated by the lack of accurate, affordable and complete TABs available online. So, we set out to create the “iTunes of Guitar TAB,” where users could finally get the accurate, officially-licensed TABs they want for 99 cents each. Plus, we’ve added hundreds of full-length cover videos, all for free, and created a pretty amazing piece of software that displays TABs in a much more interactive way, which are both great for learning songs faster than ever.”

When asked about the companies new partnership with Guitar International Magazine, Gilman replied:

“United We Tab is proud to partner with Guitar International to launch the Tab-of-the-Day program. We’re always happy when guitar players discover our officially-licensed, accurate TABs, and are particularly excited to work with the great team at Guitar International, who’ve built a top-notch site with thoughtful, fresh content ideal for guitarists at every level.”

Well enough about us, check the link below to visit the Free Tab of the Day page at GI, and just to whet your appetites a little, here is a preview of each tab that will be offered in November.

Each number corresponds to the day of the month that that tab will go live on the site. All free tabs will go live at 10 EST, so bookmark the page and get there early to get your free tab of the day!

Oh, and for good measure, here’s a look at the video for “Bark at the Moon,” which will be the first free Tab of the day on November 1st.

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Check out the Free Tab of the Day Archive

November Free Authentic Tab of the Day Preview

1. Ozzy Osbourne: “Bark at the Moon”

2. ACDC: “Back in Black”

3. The Beatles: “Here Comes the Sun”

4. Blink 182: “Dammit”

5. Bob Marley: “No Woman No Cry”

6. Buddy Holly: “That’ll be the Day”

7. Santana: “Smooth”

8. Collective Soul: “Shine”

9. CCR: “Proud Mary”

10. Don McLean: “American Pie”

11. Eric Clapton: “Layla”

12. Foo Fighters: “Best of You”

13. Green Day: “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”

14. Guns n Roses: “Sweet Child of Mine”

15. Incubus: “Stellar”

16. Iron Maiden: “The Trooper”

17. Jimi Hendrix: “Purple Haze”

18. John Mayer: “Your Body is a Wonderland”

19. Kansas: “Carry on My Wayward Son”

20. Led Zeppelin: “Whole Lotta Love”

21. Lynyrd Skynyrd: “Free Bird”

22. Metallica: “Enter Sandman”

23. Michael Jackson: “Beat It”

24. Nirvana: “Come as you Are”

25. Pearl Jam: “Even Flow”

26. Puddle of Mudd: “She Hates Me”

27. Radiohead: “Paranoid Android”

28. Red Hot Chili Peppers: “Under the Bridge”

29. Scorpions: “Rock You Like a Hurricane”

30. Stevie Ray Vaughan: “Lenny”