I'm looking for some relatively simple songs that use mostly chords, all the songs I've learned so far have been mostly picking so I thought I should try more chords.
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basic acoustic songs w/mainly chords
#2
Posted 20 June 2004 - 05:51 PM
What styles?
Look for songs by the Beatles, the Byrds, the Kinks, and other bands in that vein.
Look for songs by the Beatles, the Byrds, the Kinks, and other bands in that vein.
#4
Posted 20 June 2004 - 08:47 PM
Rod Stewart - Maggie May
James Taylor - Sweet Baby James
Ben Harper - The Drugs Don't Work
Bob Dylan - Knockin On Heavens Door
Bob Seger - Night Moves
The Kinks - All Day and All of the Night
that should get you on your way
James Taylor - Sweet Baby James
Ben Harper - The Drugs Don't Work
Bob Dylan - Knockin On Heavens Door
Bob Seger - Night Moves
The Kinks - All Day and All of the Night
that should get you on your way
#8
Posted 21 June 2004 - 12:50 PM
QUOTE (Irishcocacola @ Jun 20 2004, 09:36 PM)
I hate rod stewart! My mom listens to that guy and he sounds like such a damn woman.
are you kidding? if jeff beck weren't such an egotist, rod stewart would be like another robert plant (no joke). they were a "supergroup" but fell apart because lack of writing talent. you only know the "forever young" and "hot legs" rod stewart... you need to listen to some "rock my plimstone" and "shapes of things" rod stewart. that's good stuff there.
#9
Posted 21 June 2004 - 03:59 PM
Well I just wrote a progression...uses all the chords in the key of C:
Play this:
C major-
E-X(use thumb on top mutes)
A-3
D-2
G-0
B-1
e-0
D minor-
E-X
A-0
D-0
G-2
B-3
e-1
G major-
E-3
A-2
D-0
G-0
B-2
e-2
E minor-
E-0
A-2
D-2
G-0
B-0
e-0
A minor-
E-X
A-0
D-2
G-2
B-1
e-0
F major(barre)-
E-1-
A-3-
D-3-
G-2-
B-1-
e-1-
G major-
E-3
A-2
D-0
G-0
B-2
e-2
F major(barre)-
E-1-
A-3-
D-3-
G-2-
B-1-
e-1-
C major-
E-X
A-3
D-2
G-0
B-1
e-0
This is a good way to get to know 6 chords or so, and has some semi-diff. transfers. Start slow, and work your way faster/more complicated strumming.
T^roy
Play this:
C major-
E-X(use thumb on top mutes)
A-3
D-2
G-0
B-1
e-0
D minor-
E-X
A-0
D-0
G-2
B-3
e-1
G major-
E-3
A-2
D-0
G-0
B-2
e-2
E minor-
E-0
A-2
D-2
G-0
B-0
e-0
A minor-
E-X
A-0
D-2
G-2
B-1
e-0
F major(barre)-
E-1-
A-3-
D-3-
G-2-
B-1-
e-1-
G major-
E-3
A-2
D-0
G-0
B-2
e-2
F major(barre)-
E-1-
A-3-
D-3-
G-2-
B-1-
e-1-
C major-
E-X
A-3
D-2
G-0
B-1
e-0
This is a good way to get to know 6 chords or so, and has some semi-diff. transfers. Start slow, and work your way faster/more complicated strumming.
T^roy

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#11
Posted 21 June 2004 - 05:20 PM
Hey gang,
I am also new to the site. I played guitar for several years in my youth, put it down for 20 years. Six weeks ago I bought a new Fender GD 47S.
Just now getting used to the chords again.
I appreciate the short list of songs for the newbie...
Enjoy the exchanges..... no graphics here... too old to figure out
Cajun Player....... rga
I am also new to the site. I played guitar for several years in my youth, put it down for 20 years. Six weeks ago I bought a new Fender GD 47S.
Just now getting used to the chords again.
I appreciate the short list of songs for the newbie...
Enjoy the exchanges..... no graphics here... too old to figure out
Cajun Player....... rga
#12
Posted 21 June 2004 - 05:54 PM
QUOTE (rgaucoin @ Jun 21 2004, 06:20 PM)
Hey gang,
I am also new to the site. I played guitar for several years in my youth, put it down for 20 years. Six weeks ago I bought a new Fender GD 47S.
Just now getting used to the chords again.
I appreciate the short list of songs for the newbie...
Enjoy the exchanges..... no graphics here... too old to figure out
Cajun Player....... rga
I am also new to the site. I played guitar for several years in my youth, put it down for 20 years. Six weeks ago I bought a new Fender GD 47S.
Just now getting used to the chords again.
I appreciate the short list of songs for the newbie...
Enjoy the exchanges..... no graphics here... too old to figure out
Cajun Player....... rga
Welcome to GTU. I see you're a Cajun player. I'm not, but I had the honor of playing with Dewey Balfa a couple of times in the late '80s. Amazing musician and great music. Anyway, welcome to GTU!
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never-was-plugged-in-to-begin-with.

John Jackson -My Teacher and My Old Friend
When the roll is called up yonder he'll be there
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