[musicman2000]

i wanted to know what everyone thought of this set listfor an acoustic gig i want to do soon its not in any order.

tears in heaven- eric clapton
dust in the wind- kansas
peace train- cat stevens
father and son- cat stevens
hurt- johnny cash
ring of fire- johnny cash
forever young- bob dylan
american pie- don mclean
some 12 bar blues jams

it'll me me playing acoustic and singing, and someone else playing guitar and some percussion depending on the song, i'll be playing for a while and didn't wanna repeat anything. i'm also up for suggestions.

[dadfad]

Looks like a pretty good set-list to me. Nice variety. (Where are you playing? I'm near the Ferndale area from time to time.)

[musicman2000]

i was thinkng of a coffee house down by wayne or xhedos.

[dadfad]

Okay cool, let me know when and if you get it together. Maybe I can get by to see you guys.

[musicman2000]

i'll pm you when i get it all set up, it might take a little longer than i though before since my friend has a odd schedule of classes and just told me he has no car.

[dadfad]

No problem. If it works out, good.

[TheJosh]

hey musicman- i suggest you buy a rise-up song book
http://www.amazon.co...=books&v=glance

you would enjoy and use it up the wah-zoo

[dadfad]

hey musicman- i suggest you buy a rise-up song book
http://www.amazon.co...=books&v=glance

you would enjoy and use it up the wah-zoo

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I used to subscribe to "Sing Out! Magazine" years ago (which the book is a collection of I think) and there were always some good tunes in it. I've never seen the book but I can imagine it's a real trove of good tunes.