All along the watchtower, Louie Louie, Good Lovin, Walk Away (james gang), Sugar Magnolia / SSDay dream, most Rolling Stones, Kinks, and similar old rock ripe with barre chord classics. Pretty much all those open string folk chords can be played as barre chords... learn the different folk chords as barres, and the corresponding scales, intervals, and modes, and you'll be playing in chords in Bars.
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You can play just about any
You can play just about any triad chord as a barre chord.
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Lay Lady Lay
Lay Lady Lay
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The end of Stairway to Heaven
The end of Stairway to Heaven ( Am>G>F)
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The E Minor and A Minor in
The E Minor and A Minor in the open position must be about the simplest to barre up the fretboard. Almost as easy would be E Major and A Major.
If you get those down, that's a good starting point and the basics for bar-band tunes.
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All along the watchtower,
All along the watchtower, Louie Louie, Good Lovin, Walk Away (james gang), Sugar Magnolia / SSDay dream, most Rolling Stones, Kinks, and similar old rock ripe with barre chord classics. Pretty much all those open string folk chords can be played as barre chords... learn the different folk chords as barres, and the corresponding scales, intervals, and modes, and you'll be playing in chords in Bars.
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Fire on the Mountain
Fire on the Mountain
Franklins Tower
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The Who - Can't Explain
The Who - Can't Explain
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Anything by Chuck Berry.
Anything by Chuck Berry.
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a, then b, then c.... DO NOT
a, then b, then c.... DO NOT MOVE ONTO d....... rather...... head back to a.
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Speaking of barre chords,
Speaking of barre chords, Tull's Teacher is a good song to learn. Simple pattern, playing it right is the challenge.
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Watchtower Bm > A >G
Watchtower
Bm > A >G
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Summertime Blues...in F.
Summertime Blues...in F.
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Looks Like Rain is actually a
Looks Like Rain is actually a great barre chord workout. Good opportunity to learn some weird Bobby chords.
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Joe Walsh - Turn to Stone,
Joe Walsh - Turn to Stone, the fun part is just Am>G>F, F>G>Am
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC9sRIsvjXI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-THbDWcidJM
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