Books
- Introducing the Dots (1980, later revised and reissued as The Musician's Guide To Reading & Writing Music)
- The Musician's Guide to Reading and Writing Music (1st Edition, 1993, Backbeat Books, 0879302739)
- The Musician's Guide to Reading and Writing Music (2nd Edition, 1999, Miller Freeman Books, 0879305703)
- Inside the Music (1999, Miller Freeman Books, 0879305711)
- Copious Notes (Co-written with Antony Vinall & Mont Campbell) (2007, Egg Archive)
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