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Songs are organized into Rock/Blues and Country/Folk categories and alphabetical by Artist first name
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Beginner/Intermediate Rock and Blues
Allman Brothers
Midnight rider
Melissa
America
A horse with no name
Animals
House of the Rising Sun
The Band
The Weight
Beach Boys
Surfin’ U.S.A.
Beatles
Here Comes the Sun
Love Me Do
I Want to Hold Your Hand
Hey Jude
You really got a hold on me
Let it be
Day Tripper
Get Back
Elinor Rigby
Now and Then
Yellow Submarine
Bee Gees
To love somebody
Ben E. King
Stand by me
Blues
Blues in E – 12 bar blues and turnaround
Easy Blues shuffle in A
2 chord Blues tune
Sweet Home Chicago
Fingerpicking blues in E
Sweet Home Chicago
Bo Diddley
The Bo Diddley Beat – “Hey Bo Diddley”
Bob Segar
Turn the page
Bob Marley
Three Little Birds
Boston
More than a feeling
Bread
Bruce Springsteen
Glory Days
Dancing in the dark
Buffalo Springfield
For What its worth
Bill Withers
Aint No Sunshine
Stand By Me
Lean on Me
CCR
Bad Moon Rising
Have you ever seen the rain
I heard it through the grapevine
Bad Moon Rising
Down on the corner
I put a spell on you
Chuck Berry
Never Can Tell
Johnny B. Goode
Crosby Stills and Nash
Southern Cross
Teach Your Children
Dan Fogelberg
Same old Lang Syne
The Doors
Roadhouse Blues
Don Mclean
American Pie
Eagles
Hotel California
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Take it easy
The best of my love
Lyin’ Eyes
Ed Sheeran
Perfect
Elton John
Your Song
Elvis
Don’t be Cruel
Hound Dog
I can’t help falling in love with you
Blue Christmas
Eric Clapton
Wonderful tonight
Lay Down Sally
The Faces
Fats Domino
Blueberry Hill
Fleetwood Mac
Landslide
Go your own way
Dreams
Gordon Lightfoot
Sundown
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Grateful Dead
Ripple
Green Day
Good Riddance
Guns N’ Roses
Sweet Child O’ Mine
Harry Nilsson
Everybody’s Talkin’
Israel Kamakawiwo’ole
Somewhere over the Rainbow
Jack Johnson
Sitting Waiting Watching
Times Like These
James Taylor
Fire and rain
Jason Isbell
Cover me up
Jeff Buckley
Hallelujah
Jerry Jeff Walker
Mr. Bojangels
Jim Croce
Bad Bad Leroy Brown
Jimmy Buffett
A Pirate looks at 40
Come Monday
Margaritaville
John Lennon
Imagine
Kingsmen
Louie Louie
Kris Kristofferson
Help me make it through the night
Led Zeppelin
Tangerine
Leonard Cohn
Hallelujah
Lobo
Me and you and a dog named Boo
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Sweet Home Alabama
Free Bird
Simple Man
Tuesday’s Gone
Marshall Tucker band
Can’t you see
Fire on the mountain
Moody Blues
Nights in White Satin
Neil Diamond
Sweet Caroline
Neil Young
Old Man
Harvest Moon
My My, Hey Hey
Heart of Gold
Rockin in the free world
4 Strong Winds
Nirvana
Polly
Where did you sleep last night?
Otis Redding
Sittin’ on the dock of the bay
Paul Simon
Slip Slidin’ Away
Paul Williams
Rainbow Connection
Pearl Jam
Last Kiss
Pink Floyd
Wish you were here
Breathe (in the air)
Poison
Every Rose has its thorn
Prince
Purple Rain
R.E.M.
Everybody Hurts
Rod Stewart
Maggie May
The Rolling Stones
Wild Horses
You can’t always get what you want
Angie
Honky Tonk Woman
Dead Flowers
Roy Orbison
Oh pretty Woman
Sam Cooke
Its a wonderful world
Simon and Garfunkel
Scarborough Fair
Sound of silence
Stealers Wheel
Stuck in the middle with you
Steve Miller Band
The Joker
Supertramp
Give a little bit
The Temptations
My Girl
Tom Petty
Free Fallin
Won’t back down
Learning to Fly
Mary Jane’s Last Dance
American Girl
Tommy James and The Shondells
Crimson and clover
Tracy Chapman/ Luke Combs
Fast Car
Traveling Wilburys
Rattled
Handle with care
U2
One
Van Morrison
Brown Eyed Girl
The Who
Behind blue eyes
Whiskey Myers
Broken Window Serenade
Wings
Mull of Kintyre
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Beginner/Intermediate country/folk
Alabama
Mountain music
Alan Jackson
I want to stroll over heaven with you
Livin’ on love
Old rugged cross
Remember When
Billy Currington
People are crazy
Blackberry Smoke
One horse town
Bob Dylan
All along the Watchtower
Knocking on Heaven’s Door
Mr. Tambourine man
Blowing in the wind
Girl from the North Country
Tangled up in blue
It ain’t me babe
Carter family
Wildwood flower
Will the circle be unbroken
Chris Stapleton
Tennessee whiskey
Starting over
Darius Rucker
Wagon Wheel
Garth Brooks
The dance
Hank Williams
Im so Lonesome I could Cry
Hey Good Lookin’
Hank Williams Junior
Family Tradition
Jamey Johnson
In color
John Prine
Paradise
Dear Abby
Johnny Cash
Ring of Fire
You are my Sunshine
Folsom Prison Blues
A boy named Sue
Hurt
I’ve been everywhere
I walk the line
(Ghost) Riders in the Sky
John Denver
Country Roads
This old guitar
Annie’s song
Leaving on a jet plane
Josh Turner
Your Man
Kenny Chesney
No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems
Luke Bryan
Drink a beer
Luke Bryan
Drink a beer
Louis Armstong
What a Wonderful World
The Mamas and the Papas
California Dreamin’
Patsy Cline
Crazy
Peter Paul and Mary
Puff the Magic Dragon
Randy Travis
On the other hand
Will the circle be unbroken?
Rodger Miller
King of the road
Soggy Bottom Boys
Man of constant sorrow
Tammy Wynette
Stand by your man
Tracey Lawrence
Time marches on
Tennessee Ford
16 tons
Traditional Gospel
I’ll Fly Away
Amazing Grace
Amazing Grace – beginner fingerstyle
Tim McGraw
Just to see you smile
Humble and Kind
Toby Keith
Don’t let the old man in
Willie Nelson
It Always Will Be
Blues eyes crying in the rain
Waylon Jennings
Good hearted woman
Are you sure Hank did it this way?
Woodie Guthrie
This land is your land
Zac Brown Band
Chicken Fried
Kevin, this is Kevin. I am interested in learning a beginner/intermediate version of the Beatles song, “In My LIfe” and “I Will”. I would love to hear your version as these songs are keyed to a tenor voice. I don’t know how to transpose this more in to your voice range. I am sure you can help us learn these great songs. Actually, according to Lennon, “In My Life” was his “first real major piece of work” because it was the first time he wrote about his own life. Inviting George Martin to create and perform the piano bridge was a real change for them as well. Paul McCartney authored the harmony. It is wonderful to sing and I would love to learn how to accompany it on my guitar. “I Will” is a simple love song, according the Paul McCartney. He further said, “This is a song about the joy of love…Love might be the mightiest, strongest force on the planet.” Don’t you think we should learn songs like these? Thanks much, Kevin Husted
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