Due to limited success in selling my City Limits:
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I might as well give learning electric another chance. What are some of your electric song recommendations for someone who is an intermediate acoustic guitar player? When you pick up your electric guitar, what song do you enjoy playing over and over?
Cheers!
Electric song recommendations
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Re: Electric song recommendations
I think this a great question and something I’ve wondered about myself, not being an electric player. But obviously all the electric players are off playing their electrics and don’t have time to answer! ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
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Re: Electric song recommendations
I heard a pretty cool riff in Audioslave's song Revelations - just wondering what pedal people think would be ideal for getting that kind of tone? I'm running through a Fishman Loudbox Mini (the only amp I have, acoustic I know but can't afford another amp at the moment unless I get serious about playing electric... Will see).
Re: Electric song recommendations
It seems that the Beatles songbook would be a natural place to start. Good luck!!Cedar wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 6:17 am Due to limited success in selling my City Limits:
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I might as well give learning electric another chance. What are some of your electric song recommendations for someone who is an intermediate acoustic guitar player? When you pick up your electric guitar, what song do you enjoy playing over and over?
Cheers!
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Re: Electric song recommendations
Johnnie be Goode by Chuck Berry. The guitar solo is the basis of all guitar solos