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With a loose definition of the word 'genre', here are my favorites to play:
Ragtime: Rag, Momma Rag Blues: Hesitation Blues Modern Folk: Origin of Species (Chris Smither) Folk: Dark As A Dungeon (Merle Travis) 60's Pop: Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison) Fairly Modern Pop: Wicked Game (Chris Isaac) Reggae: Welcome To Hell (Walt Sample) Show Tune: Everyone Says I Love You (Marx Bros.- Horsefeathers) Beatles: Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite 60's Folk-Rock: You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Dylan/Byrds) The Song I've Been Playing For More Than Half A Century: Willin' (Little Feat)
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Gosh is that where Mr Trump got the idea for his hairstyle?
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Heh, heh, Andy.
How about some "Creeping Jazz?"
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Nah, as soon as I see someone taking that silly rokstah stance, I pass.
It was cool with Paul Kossoff and co, back in 1970, but , no, not now. I spent too long behind the drums watching posers I guess -but Free were good saw them a number of times, but they would have been better with me on the drums! (but I was in Nemesis at the time)
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I have no interest in all the classic rock stuff I grew up hearing day-in/day-out.
What got me into acoustic guitar are the guys who pushed folk into new territory (John Fahey, Robbie Basho, Sandy Bull, Peter Walker). But I'll share this. A modern dude who died too soon... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GeVKAPlyx2s |
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Quote:
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Maybe you'll notice a pattern...
Country-Deep River Blues Doc Watson Peidmont- Aint Nobody's Business John Hurt Shuffle-Ramblin on my Mind RJohnson by way of Clapton Slide- Walkin Blues acoustic Clapton style Chicago- Messin with the Kid Jr Wells Rockabilly- Stray Cat Strut Jazzy- Stormy Monday ala Allmans Real jazz- Midnight Blue Kenny Burrell
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Thanks for sharing your lists!! I'm not gonna lie, I'm having too much fun looking up all these songs. For a beginner like me I feel like I need to step out of my comfort zone and explore other genres or styles of music to grow as a guitarist.
How about any Flamenco or Bolero-style songs? Or 70s Latin Rock favorites a la Santana? |