I made these by hand on a copy machine in 2006 - laid out the chord charts, did illustrations etc for my “greatest hits” at the time.
Spiral bound so book lays flat for easy reading/playing!
Please go here for the PDF version www.amyrigby.com/new-products/song-folio
($10 for the file you can download and print or view on your device )
Chord charts and lyrics for:
20 Questions
All I Want
All the Way To Heaven
Are We Ever Gonna Have Sex Again? (written with Sherry Rich)
Beer & Kisses
Cynically Yours
Don’t Break The Heart
Don’t Ever Change
The Good Girls
Invisible
Keep It To Yourself (written with Bill DeMain)
Knapsack
Magicians
O’Hare
Rode Hard
The Summer Of My Wasted Youth
Til The Wheels Fall Off
Time For Me To Come Down
We’re Stronger Than That
Why Do I?
Includes unlimited streaming of
Cynically Yours
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Cut & Run – Cut & Run limited edition CD
$10 USD
Diary Of A Mod Housewife apron
$35 USD
Dancing With Joey Ramone tea towel
$20 USD
Diary Of A Mod Housewife Tea Towel
$20 USD
Girl To City: A Memoir, available in paperback
$17 USD
A One Way Ticket To My Life – Limited Edition Compact Disc
$10 USD
Book & CD bundle
$25 USD
Diary Of A Mod Housewife – Anniversary Edition CD w/ bonus tracks
$15 USD
Diary Of A Mod Housewife – Limited Edition LP
$20 USD
The Old Guys – The Old Guys LP
$20 USD
Dancing With Joey Ramone t-shirt (white/grey)
$20 USD
Dancing With Joey Ramone T-shirt
$20 USD
The Sugar Tree – The Sugar Tree original cd
$10 USD
The Old Guys – The Old Guys CD
$10 USD
The President Can't Read CD single
$3.99 USD
Tom Petty Karaoke CD single
$3.99 USD
The Old Guys booklet
$10 USD
Amy Rigby Catskill, New York
Amy Rigby has been writing, performing and recording her transcendent songs about everyday
life for over 30
years, first with bands Last Roundup & the Shams in NYC,
from 1996 solo debut Diary Of A Mod Housewife to The Old Guys (2018). She published her first book Girl To City last year.
“..one of the country’s best songwriters, with a mordant wit & keen eye for emotional detail.”
Chicago Reader
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