Ten Easy Rock Songs For Guitar for Beginners

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If I played guitar, nobody taught me how to do it. It was not easy at first. The fingertips of his left hand was so painful that I could not touch anything for days! But once I got the hang of, I discovered it was one of the most beautiful things I've ever done. Over the years, I would look back on those times and smile thinking how my life was changed when I got this guitar. E 'was really the big sister of my guitar. But it turned out that Iwere more likely to be. Finally, they shot all the guitar duties for me.

I thought of such a random list of songs that simply want to play beginner guitar could only groped to get things started. It covers various genres, but the goal is to play a song at a time to improve. These are the criteria I used for the selection of the songs:

a) Minimum number of strings, the strings not in a song, the easier it is to rememberhow to play.

b) Minimal agreements Barre - Barre chords require us to use our fretting hand index finger to press all 6 strings in a particular condition. Less agreements bar is best for beginners.

c) Knowledge of the song - the songs are some of the most popular during their time.

And since we are talking about beginner songs primary goal of this list is to give beginners some of the songs on the guitar strummed along. No point of no complicated thingsyet. First we have the pace in the drive. So here we go in no particular order:

First "Horse With No Name - America

Chords: F # Em m7sus

2 ° "Leaving on a Jet Plane" - John Denver

Chords: G, C, D

3rd "No Rain" - Blind Melon

Chords: E, D, A, G

4th "Every rose has its thorn" - Poison

Chords: G, C, D, Em,

5th "Knockin 'On Heaven's Door" - BobDylan / Guns N 'Roses

Chords: G, C, D, Am

Sixth "One" - U2

Chords: Am, D7, FM7, G

7, "Four Strong Winds" - Neil Young

Chords: C, Dm, G, F

Eighth "I Remember You - Skid Row

Chords: G, C, D, Am, Em

9th "Come As You Are" - Nirvana

Chords: Em, D, G, Am, C

10 "Wonderful Tonight" - Eric Clapton

Chords: G, D, C, Em, Am

FingerRank:

C (x-3-2-0-1 to 0)

D (xx-0-2-3-2)

D7 (xx-0-2-1 to 2)

E (0-2-2-1-0-0)

Em (0-2-2-0-0-0)

A (x-0 to 2-2-2-0)

Am (x-0 to 2-2-1 to 0)

F (xx-3-2-1 1)

FM7 (xx-3-2-1 to 0)

F # m7sus (2-0-0-2-0-0) G (3-2-0-0-0-3)

Key:

D (xx-0-2-3-2)

D - the name of the

x - E string will not be published

x - A string not found

0 - D string open

2 - Press G string on the 2nd Federation

3 - PressB-string in the third Federation

2 - Press the second string and Federation

There you go! Most of the songs have similar arrangements. So when we remember the agreements to be something and another to take over the tendon in a different song, then you get to practice applied knowledge. Is not it great!

Happy practicing!