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Sean Kingston's "Beautiful Girls" is one of the most popular songs on radio right now, and it's also one of the most-requested songs at Musicnotes.com.
This week we've added digital, downloadable sheet music for this rap / R&B hit - and you can get it here: http://www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/mtd.asp?ppn=MN0059262
Today's the big day - High School Musical 2 finally debuts on the Disney Channel tonight - and sheet music for 9 songs from the movie, plus 1 bonus song from the soundtrack is now available for download at Musicnotes.
You can learn to play and sing ten new songs from this followup to the 2006 smash hit, including Corbin Bleu's "What Time Is It" and Olesya Rulin's "You Are the Music In Me" - at this link.
We've added a few new Musicnotes exclusive sheet music and guitar tab downloads with this week's new sheet music. These songs were arranged by and are currently available exclusively at Musicnotes.com.
Human by Jon McLaughlin (piano/vocal/chords)
This song from his debut album, Indiana joins two other Jon McLaughlin Musicnotes Premieres: "Beautiful Disaster" and "Industry."
Search and Destroy by Iggy & The Stooges (Guitar TAB)
The first track from Iggy Pop and The Stooges' breakthrough album, Raw Power. The song was also recently featured in the game Guitar Hero II
Missed the Boat by Modest Mouse (piano/vocal/chords)
This song, the latest single from Modest Mouse (featuring The Shins' James Mercer on backing vocals on the album's recording) is also available in two additional formats which debuted at Musicnotes in the last few weeks: Guitar TAB and Guitar Guru.
If finding out what's new in digital sheet music each week at Musicnotes is on your priority list and you're a fan of RSS feeds, Musicnotes has a present for you.
Effective today Musicnotes offers RSS feeds of all the new digital sheet music added to our site each week. Feeds are available for everything added during the week, as well as for each of our existing "What's New" page subcategories (Piano, Easy Piano, Christian, Country, Guitar Tab, etc.)
The best way to determine which feeds you want to subscribe to is to simply visit our "What's New" page and click the RSS icon next to the feed you want:(the one that looks like this: 
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Of course you can also use regular feed discovery tools like those included in Internet Explorer 7, etc.
We'll be adding several additional feeds soon featuring our featured new selections and top downloads in each category (and a few other cool little tools) - so check back soon for more news.
This week we've added sheet music and guitar tab downloads for all songs from The Shins' latest album, Wincing the Night Away. Songs include "Phantom Limb," "Sleeping Lessons," "Sea Legs" and others. You can browse all of our Shins sheet music here.
Check back later in the week for a Guitar Guru Session for the single "Phantom Limb."
In addition to the new Gwen Stefani sheet music for "Sweet Escape," this week we've added two other Musicnotes Premieres for download.
Digital sheet music is now available for two songs about "two" from Ryan Adams' new critically acclaimed album, Easy Tiger. These arrangements were produced by Musicnotes own staff of arrangers, and are approved and licensed by BUG Music, Ryan Adams' publishing administrator.
Click the song title below to be taken to a free preview or to purchase the song:
This week we've added digital sheet music for Gwen Stefani's song "Sweet Escape" (featuring Akon) to the site for download. The sheet music was arranged by Musicnotes' staff of musicians, and is currently available exclusively at Musicnotes.com.
You can get it here:
August's free sheet music, guitar tab and Guitar Guru are now available at our Free page. This month we're featuring the traditional favorite, "Big Rock Candy Mountain" - which was featured on the soundtrack to the hit film O Brother, Where Art Thou?
You can download your copy here. Don't forget, at the end of August this music will no longer be available for free, as it will be replaced with our September free downloads.
