Happy to say I did it the old fashion way from about 8 binders collected over the years full of lyrics and chords from many genres. First of all it was a not only a great learning experience with BIAB but also with the music in general. As entering the chords one by one I was able to try different styles and tempos on the fly. Heck after all these years I am still rearranging songs, either because I hear something different and like it or because I just wonder how it would sound with a different arrangement or style.

With this said there are indeed many places out there to get free BIAB arrangements, heck many on this forum are happy to send you something they have arranged if indeed you ask them for it. But as pointed out earlier the operative word is indeed "free".

Every time BIAB updates styles and real tracks it is time to go over my entire songbook, which results in hours of work, but happy work, as I would hate to have to go back to on the gig trail with just me, a guitar and 8 binders full of lyrics and chords.

Bottom line is most musicians are not satisfied with any arrangement (no matter how good it is) until they have done something to it to make it their own. Therefore a Best of BIAB file would at best subjective.

Enjoy the work, roll your own it's fun!

Danny C.
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