What genre do you like to play

[menhir]

Honestly, I'm eclectic as hell.

[Tiga1]

Originally Posted by Tahitijack

Instrumental surf music

Pipeline
Mr. Moto
Walk Don't Run

If you doubt these songs can be played on acoustic guitars Google The Duo Tones Surf Music Unplugged.

I googled as you requested - and was blown away. I love surf music and to be honest never considered it as something to be played acoustically. I now have a new goal - thank you.

[ManyMartinMan]

Originally Posted by Toby Walker

I suppose I'm a synthesist, taking the countless styles that sent chills up and down my spine and blending them into my own style. .....

Closest to me. I play "Josh" music. Originals mostly but covers are done my way. That is the way I want them to sound. So, the closest pigeon-hole I would go into would be country-rock infused with a lot of me. I want people to hear me, not me playing....pick a genre. ADDED: I don't even always play the same song the same way. If I, or the audience, feel a little spicy, relaxed, playful, upbeat, the songs will change with the feel. You can always throw in a change up and do anything with a swing, country, reggae, rock, classical (yes) feel.

[posternutbag]

Bluegrass and flatpicking blues mostly, with a couple of Grateful Dead covers thrown in, so a three song demo might include: Ramblin' On My Mind, a cover of Clapton's acoustic Layla, and Uncle John's Band.

[Purfle Haze]

Originally Posted by Tahitijack

Instrumental surf music

Pipeline
Mr. Moto
Walk Don't Run

If you doubt these songs can be played on acoustic guitars Google The Duo Tones Surf Music Unplugged.

Thanks for pointing me to the Duo-Tones. It's much fun to hear this old surf music on acoustic. Have already worked out a single-guitar take on Walk Don't Run. Seems to be in C#, might be capo'd.

I can't find the Duo-Tones on iTunes, which is a shame.

[NorthernRedneck]

I've been playing mostly contemporary Christian music lately since that's what my band plays. I'm always looking for new material to bring to them. Stuff like.....
Chris tomlin
Hillsong
Etc....

[jessupe]

Um why, Tibetan throat singing and metal of course

http://www.icompositions.com/music/s...4895&html5=yes

[Andy916]

I finally found a slide that I really really like (Rock Slide on the pinky), so this year has been all about open tunings and blues. I'm also on a mission to learn a whole bunch of Grateful Dead tunes, as I've been studying and loving their early 70s acoustic sets.

[Pitar]

I like to cover a lot of the old '70s tunes but on my own tangent you could say I wander free and wide fingerpicking whatever progressions and melodies they lead me into. Improvisation is where I pretty much stay.

[lodi_55]

Spanish guitar, brazilian, chorro style and a little flamenco

[BluesyRob]

In no particular order:

Blues
Ragtime
Fingerstyle songs

And I'm starting to explore open tunings such as open D, open G, DADGAD, and Double-Drop-D.

[js1268]

my own genre in E Locrian 2

[harry65]

Lead guitar , fusion , jazz , bluegrass , really anything I can improvise over.........

[Alex6strings]

I try to arrange my own stuff mostly. However any finger style arrangement that makes my jaw drop I usually have to learn. I don't care about the genre of music.

[Looburst]

Honestly, I play just about anything that challenges me.