Early Comes Arthur Pem, Singing Guitar Blues
Easy Songs for Beginners blog
Just so I don't lose the link. :)
Oh yeah, and I learned how to play "Scarborough Fair" straight. The guitar book I'm using has that song to in with a lesson about fingerpicking and...its confusing the HELL out of me D:
I figure I can just learn it the regular way and get back to it later when I've learned more.
Speaking o' which
I should preface this by saying a lot of these songs I can't play without looking at the book they're in. I'm still practicing, dammit! So if you should perchance to ask me "play 'Jingle Bells'!" and hand me an acoustic, I'd probably take off like a deer in headlights. So don't :P
Hot Cross Buns
Jingle Bells
Angels We Have Heard on High
Worried Man Blues
I Used to Love Her-Guns N' Roses
Marianne
Jamaica Farewell
Tom Dooley
Red River Valley
Greensleeves
Minuet in G-Johann Sebastian Bach
Jennifer Eccles-The Hollies
De Colores
Time is on my Side-Jerry Ragovoy (not the Stones version, hopeful I can work my way up to that)
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Night Moves-Bob Seger
Ode to Joy-Beethoven
Good News
Rock-a-My-Soul
Au Clair de la Lune
Danny Boy
The Star Spangled Banner-Francis Scott Key
Beautiful Brown Eyes
Oh Mary Don't You Weep
Yankee Doodle
Yellow Submarine-The Beatles
The Wabash Cannonball
Frere Jacques
Aura Lee
Oats, Peas, Beans and Barley Grows
Amazing Grace
Sinner Man
Shenandoah
This Train
Pay Me My Money Down
When the Saints Go Marching In
Merrily We Row Along
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow
Lightly Row
Midnight Special
Love Somebody
Simple Gifts
Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho
Down in the Valley
C.C. Rider
Give my Regards to Broadway
Joy to the World
Barcarolle-Offenbach
La Bamba
Hey Ho, Nobody Home
Shalom Chaverim
Hava Nagila
Wayfaring Stranger
Scarborough Fair
I know what you're thinking: "But Amanda, why aren't there any Velvet Underground songs on that list?" And the answer to that is: I haven't gotten around to them yet. My printer doesn't work so in order to get a song that isn't in my guitar book, I have to write it down on a piece of paper. I can't believe I lost the sheet that had the chords to "Yellow Submarine" D:
But yeah, definitely next on my list is "After Hours" by the Velvet Underground
Just so I don't lose the link. :)
Oh yeah, and I learned how to play "Scarborough Fair" straight. The guitar book I'm using has that song to in with a lesson about fingerpicking and...its confusing the HELL out of me D:
I figure I can just learn it the regular way and get back to it later when I've learned more.
Speaking o' which
I should preface this by saying a lot of these songs I can't play without looking at the book they're in. I'm still practicing, dammit! So if you should perchance to ask me "play 'Jingle Bells'!" and hand me an acoustic, I'd probably take off like a deer in headlights. So don't :P
Hot Cross Buns
Jingle Bells
Angels We Have Heard on High
Worried Man Blues
I Used to Love Her-Guns N' Roses
Marianne
Jamaica Farewell
Tom Dooley
Red River Valley
Greensleeves
Minuet in G-Johann Sebastian Bach
Jennifer Eccles-The Hollies
De Colores
Time is on my Side-Jerry Ragovoy (not the Stones version, hopeful I can work my way up to that)
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Night Moves-Bob Seger
Ode to Joy-Beethoven
Good News
Rock-a-My-Soul
Au Clair de la Lune
Danny Boy
The Star Spangled Banner-Francis Scott Key
Beautiful Brown Eyes
Oh Mary Don't You Weep
Yankee Doodle
Yellow Submarine-The Beatles
The Wabash Cannonball
Frere Jacques
Aura Lee
Oats, Peas, Beans and Barley Grows
Amazing Grace
Sinner Man
Shenandoah
This Train
Pay Me My Money Down
When the Saints Go Marching In
Merrily We Row Along
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow
Lightly Row
Midnight Special
Love Somebody
Simple Gifts
Will the Circle Be Unbroken
Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho
Down in the Valley
C.C. Rider
Give my Regards to Broadway
Joy to the World
Barcarolle-Offenbach
La Bamba
Hey Ho, Nobody Home
Shalom Chaverim
Hava Nagila
Wayfaring Stranger
Scarborough Fair
I know what you're thinking: "But Amanda, why aren't there any Velvet Underground songs on that list?" And the answer to that is: I haven't gotten around to them yet. My printer doesn't work so in order to get a song that isn't in my guitar book, I have to write it down on a piece of paper. I can't believe I lost the sheet that had the chords to "Yellow Submarine" D:
But yeah, definitely next on my list is "After Hours" by the Velvet Underground