I also recommend the Muller/Koehler book. I've had a copy for years. Also a tab book by Miles Krassen. I forget the name but I bet Elderly has it. Brad Leftwitch has a good Round Peak tab book out as well. And yes, Dan Levenson! A great, fun guy and a good teacher. It's best, at least at first, to use tab for tunes you've already heard. Tab is great for picking up licks and learning "how somebody else does it" but work on your own arrangments.
:-),
Chip