Acoustic Guitar Songs

I dusted off my acoustic guitar last night and had fun strumming a few chords and trying to remember what I could play (I usually play electric).

Apart from "Wish You Were Here", a couple of Irish folk songs and some of my own stuff, I can't think what to play!
I don't listen to too much acoustic stuff so that doesn't help.

I was thinking "Wild Wood" by Paul Weller might be a good one to learn so I've got the tab for that.

What other recommendations?

Originally posted by Varg
I dusted off my acoustic guitar last night and had fun strumming a few chords and trying to remember what I could play (I usually play electric).

Apart from "Wish You Were Here", a couple of Irish folk songs and some of my own stuff, I can't think what to play!
I don't listen to too much acoustic stuff so that doesn't help.

I was thinking "Wild Wood" by ...[text shortened]... ight be a good one to learn so I've got the tab for that.

What other recommendations?

Originally posted by Varg
I dusted off my acoustic guitar last night and had fun strumming a few chords and trying to remember what I could play (I usually play electric).

Apart from "Wish You Were Here", a couple of Irish folk songs and some of my own stuff, I can't think what to play!
I don't listen to too much acoustic stuff so that doesn't help.

I was thinking "Wild Wood" by ...[text shortened]... ight be a good one to learn so I've got the tab for that.

What other recommendations?

Impress the laydeez with more than words by poodle-haired 90's pop-rock beat combo Extreme.

Originally posted by Varg
I dusted off my acoustic guitar last night and had fun strumming a few chords and trying to remember what I could play (I usually play electric).

Apart from "Wish You Were Here", a couple of Irish folk songs and some of my own stuff, I can't think what to play!
I don't listen to too much acoustic stuff so that doesn't help.

I was thinking "Wild Wood" by ...[text shortened]... ight be a good one to learn so I've got the tab for that.

What other recommendations?

Originally posted by jimslyp69
That song by four non blondes that I can't think of the name of. Also, Golden Brown is a good one, always a crowd pleaser.
And finally, this may make you feel sick, but try fathoming the chords to that dreadful Chesney Hawkes song, Not as easy as you may think.
I'll get back to you when I think of more dross.

Originally posted by Squelchbelch
Impress the laydeez with more than words by poodle-haired 90's pop-rock beat combo Extreme.

House of the Rising Son..try The Animal's version.

malaguena
tangerine

dust in the wind

A'Soalin by Peter, Paul and Mary, was the first thing I learned. Easy and catchy.

Originally posted by tmetzler
A'Soalin by Peter, Paul and Mary, was the first thing I learned. Easy and catchy.

Originally posted by Varg
I dusted off my acoustic guitar last night and had fun strumming a few chords and trying to remember what I could play (I usually play electric).

Apart from "Wish You Were Here", a couple of Irish folk songs and some of my own stuff, I can't think what to play!
I don't listen to too much acoustic stuff so that doesn't help.

I was thinking "Wild Wood" by ...[text shortened]... ight be a good one to learn so I've got the tab for that.

What other recommendations?

Originally posted by PocketKings
I cover a lot of Dave Matthews songs. His style is difficult but it is a ton of fun to play once you learn it and the ladies love it 😉

Signature tune for Royle Family sounds good...I think its called "Half the World Away" by Noel Gallagher