Solo Acoustic Guitar Song List

Solo Acoustic Guitar Song List

solo acoustic guitar song list

Simple guitar songs for beginners -Ready to play?

Some easy guitar songs for beginners which one can select and start to play the instrument are mentioned below in a random list. –

1-Roll over Beethoven – This is a Chuck Berry classic which can be played with 12 bar blues blueprints.

2-Horse with No Name – This is one of the simplest guitar songs for beginners.

3-Three Marlene’s – The Wallflowers is the singer of this number and this will improve your speed to play the instrument.

4-Happy Christmas (War Is Over) – John Lennon sang this beautiful number .It helps to work on the strumming and to bring a bass line jointly for solo playing.

5-Heart of gold – Neil young is the singer of this classic number. This can be played with 4 chords and few simple touches.

6-Silent night- Classic Christmas number “silent night” is suitable for the new learners. Only 3 chords are enough to play this number.

7-Hey hey, My My –This number of Neil young is easy to learn and it appeals to both acoustic and electric players.

8-Riders on the storm- This is from album of L.a.woman .This number is played with 12 bars blues .It helps to build up a lovable sounding edition for the instrument.

9-Bookends – This is old Paul Simon number. Finger coordination becomes fine by playing this.

10-If not for you –If not for you is a very effortless number of Bob Dylan’s. Simple arrangement will help with figuring out the ABC of playing the instrument.

11-House of the rising sun – This is one of the easiest guitar songs for beginners. In this number you will learn different finger selection patterns

12-God Put a Smile upon Your Face -it’s an extremely simple number to play, players have to play drones and moveable chord voicing.

13- Brain damage /eclipse -This is one more simple number that is suitable for a trainee. Only basic chords and simple selection pattern / strumming are needed.

14- Eleanor Rigby – This is one of the other many simple guitar songs for beginners with two-chord number and focuses on changing chords and strumming.

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