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Topic: Good songs for acoustic guitar?
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Thu 12/19/19 10:26 AM
I like thrumming a few dischords and groaning a few tunes, of an evening :)
Anyone got any favorite songs that work really well? It's great to learn a new song. Kind of fishing for ideas really. apreciate any good ideas, Usually play a 12 string.

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Thu 12/19/19 04:18 PM
Depends what you like :)
I played "Never Going Back" by Fleetwood Mac on guitar, not the easiest, but SO beautiful!
I had a really great version of "Michelle" by the Beatles as well.
That's all I can think of right now. It's late, hihi.

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Thu 12/19/19 04:48 PM
you cant always get what you want....rolling stones

pretty much C and F back and forth with the lyrics.....until

D--but if you try sometime...F--you might find you get what....C--you need

one of my favorites because it's really easy to play and sing with

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Thu 12/19/19 05:07 PM
Good stuff chaps :) when i used to play (many years ago) we didnt have the benifit of the internet.
but now you can google the song and type chorde and 10 minutes later you know the song. It's great.
Learned tha one "we used to know" by jethro tull recently. works well solo. :thumbsup:

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Thu 12/19/19 06:42 PM
you.tube is great for tutorials by some very good players

right now i am studying "Travis Picking with Don Ross" ...<(google it)
he takes his time and isn't concerned about showing off how good he is
but more about helping others progress in their own right...

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Fri 12/20/19 06:52 AM
Yes, tutorials and tabs, although not sure how this works for 12 strings.
For drums it's always more difficult to find tabs.

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Fri 12/20/19 10:30 AM

you.tube is great for tutorials by some very good players

right now i am studying "Travis Picking with Don Ross" ...<(google it)
he takes his time and isn't concerned about showing off how good he is
but more about helping others progress in their own right...


nice one Argo. he's very clear isn't he? I picked it up in no time. just practice now, till its automatic and quicker.
you might want to check out the ragtime tute by Steve Dahlberg on youtube
your thumb is doing the same thing, pretty much as the travis pick.
Rag it on up. :thumbsup:

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Fri 12/20/19 10:35 AM
Any old Bob Dylan song, or Janis Joplin, I would recommend glasses

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Fri 12/20/19 10:40 AM

Yes, tutorials and tabs, although not sure how this works for 12 strings.
For drums it's always more difficult to find tabs.


Drummer eh? I tried but couldn't get on with it. also everyone could hear me making a hash of it :)
I like singing, so it's guitar for me :)

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Fri 12/20/19 02:57 PM
"House Of The Rising Sun" is the only song that comes to mind.

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Fri 12/20/19 03:39 PM
I have spates of trying a thumb pick but keep going back to bare thumb ,the pick sounds harsh and too loud

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Sat 12/21/19 01:20 PM
What about George Michael Music? You can't do anything wrong with George Michael!

Or what about Spanish music?

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Sat 12/21/19 01:52 PM

I have spates of trying a thumb pick but keep going back to bare thumb ,the pick sounds harsh and too loud
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Same m8 especially with 12 string double strings. best for strumming really.
I don't often play my 6 string. It sounds so weak by comparison.

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Sat 12/21/19 01:53 PM

"House Of The Rising Sun" is the only song that comes to mind.


Learned that one a long time ago. :)

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Sat 12/21/19 01:57 PM

Any old Bob Dylan song, or Janis Joplin, I would recommend glasses


the trouble I find with Dylan is remembering all the flipping words. :)

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Sat 12/21/19 02:02 PM

What about George Michael Music? You can't do anything wrong with George Michael!

Or what about Spanish music?


You need a classical guitar for spanish style. Plus it's hard :)
And not keen on George M. but thanks anyhow :thumbsup:

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Sat 12/21/19 02:07 PM




the trouble I find with Dylan is remembering all the flipping words. :)


Lol......like subterranean homesick blues.....#MeToo

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Sun 12/22/19 02:06 AM





the trouble I find with Dylan is remembering all the flipping words. :)


Lol......like subterranean homesick blues.....#MeToo

I don't know how he did in the early days , stoned most of the time to boot, Someone once said Dylan was the only guy he has seen doing a thirteen and three-quarter bar blues

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Wed 12/25/19 03:06 AM
Stairway to heaven - Led Zeppelin
Nothing else matters - Mettalica

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Wed 12/25/19 05:19 AM

Stairway to heaven - Led Zeppelin
Nothing else matters - Mettalica


lol i think starway to heaven was pretty much the first thing I learned at about 17
I ckecked out the mettalica track :thumbsup:

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