[Harp-L] Dave Barrett's Newsletter Transcriptions

[Bob Cohen <bob@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

First I'd like to thank Dave Barrett for his free monthly  
transcriptions included with his newsletter.  It's a wonderful gift.   
Having the music documented with conventional notation has been  
helping my ear tremendously.  So here's my question.  The November  
offering is Big Walter's version of "Don't Get Around Much Anymore."  
The text along the top says the tune was done in the Key of F.  Since  
there's a Bb in the F scale, there should be a "b" on  "B" line.   
Having no sharps and flats implies the key is C major.  Are the notes  
as written actually in the C scale or is it Bb?  I am really trying  
to figure out how to read standard notation.

Bob

Bob Cohen
Principal, MojoTools Web Design
Blues Harmonica Lessons
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