Artists you would like to see more of

[tom18]

MarkM wrote:

I could think of 5 or 6 great Dire Straits songs that would be great lessons. Romeo and Juliet anyone??????



MarkM

I'd vote for that too. I'm also particularly interested in learning 'Wild Theme' or 'Going Home' that were part of the soundtrack to the film "Local Hero."

Tom

[BigBear]

Andy Latimer (Camel)
Keith Relf (Renaissance, Yardbirds) sadly, no longer with us!
Steve Howe (Yes)
Robert Fripp (King Crimson)
Marillion, the band
Martin Barre (Jethro Tull)

:cheer:

[sbutler]

Man I'm glad this came up. I've been thinking of a way to bring this up, and as a product of the rockin 70's and 80's, I'm almost embarrassed to admit that I've never suggested any STYX.

I got my daughter hooked on my type of music when she was only 2. Now(19)she plays all my old favorites and reminded me that there is some really awesome acoustic guitar music that came from that incredible band.


YEP, a block of STYX stuff would really do me good.

and oh yeah, Hole Hearted by Extreme would certainly keep "More than words" company in this site.


Scott

[Chasplaya]

TGNeil wrote:

I keep hoping there'll be more (or some!) Tom Petty.

Anon

At the risk of being blackballed I'll second that :laugh:

[Chasplaya]

Max wrote:

Just a few of the top of my head:

Bruce Springsteen
Glory Days, Devils & Dust, Dancing in the Dark, Badlands, Working on a Dream

Boz Scaggs
Jojo, Lido Shuffle, Loan Me a Dime, Harbor Lights, Slow Dancer

CSN&Y
Southern Cross, Teach Your Children, Helplessly Hoping, Woodstock

Fleetwood Mac
Silver Springs, Sara, Landslide, The Chain, Over My Head

Santana
Europa, Samba Pa Ti

Willie Nelson
On the Road Again, You Were Always on My Mind, City of New Orleans, If You've Got the Money, Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys

Jackson Browne
The Pretender, Fountain of Sorrow, Take it Easy, Stay

Hot Tuna ( Accoustic )
Mann's Fate, Death Don't Have No Mercy, Hesitation Blues, Know You Rider, How Long Blues, New Song (For the Morning)

YOu have a very big head :laugh:

[Chasplaya]

Some good recommendations so far, so shan't repeat them But I'll add to the mix saying some Jack Johnson and maybe some SRV. And maybe even some Eagles, even if it is camp-fire versions.

[tovo]

There are 3-4 David Bowie numbers I would sure like to see lessons on. He is a pretty influential artist.

I'm also with Mark on Romeo and Juliet. Awesome tune.

[jim56]

I'm going out on a limb here:

Andre Segovia
Neil Hogan
John Williams

All are great guitarists! In particular Hogan, he has an extensive collection of material
in TAB and pieces formally streamed on the TG Beatles Radio.

[Music Junkie]

I would like any of the following:

Led Zeppelin

Jackson Browne

CSN&Y

Jim Croce



J

[willem]

divers Beatles songs (come together?),,we are'nt there yet..

''dream a litlle dream of me''
''out of the weekend'' NY
''pinball wizzard'' don't know by WHO..

BTW I bought me a ukelele.............