fake book (Meaning)

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fake book (n)

a fake in the form of an imitation book; used to fill bookcases of people who wish to appear scholarly

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At the jazz club, the musicians pulled out their fake books to accompany the vocalist.
The guitarist relied heavily on the fake book during the jazz standard sets.
The bandleader reprimanded the pianist for relying too much on the fake book and neglecting improvisation.
The fake book served as a valuable resource for the budding jazz vocalist, providing chord charts and lyrics.
The music teacher recommended a fake book to her student as a helpful tool for learning new songs.
The university's jazz ensemble director required each member to purchase a fake book for the upcoming tour.
On road trips, the musicians would pass around the fake book and take turns selecting songs to play.
Despite knowing several melodies by heart, the musician still brought her fake book to every rehearsal and performance.
As the lead singer called out the next tune, the backup singers flipped through their fake books to the corresponding page.
With the fake book in hand, the accompanist effortlessly played along with the soloist's intricate melodies.

a fake in the form of an imitation book; used to fill bookcases of people who wish to appear scholarly

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At the jazz club, the musicians pulled out their fake books to accompany the vocalist.

The guitarist relied heavily on the fake book during the jazz standard sets.

The bandleader reprimanded the pianist for relying too much on the fake book and neglecting improvisation.

The fake book served as a valuable resource for the budding jazz vocalist, providing chord charts and lyrics.