New Songs to learn?

[golfgod15]

Anybody have any suggestions on fun new songs to play? I've been playing acoustic for a couple years now, got pretty much the entire DMB catalog down (not perfect, but close I think) and I want to learn more stuff. Has anybody stumbled upon some good stuff in their ventures?

[dancingfire75]

Beatles- Hard Days Night

[lotas]

What kind of music do you like? Here's a few good ones if you like any of these artists

John Mayer - Comfortable, Neon, Victoria (Neon is a lot of fun)
Damien Rice - Time, Cannonball
Jack Johnson - Rodeo Clowns, Better Together

[MGH4007]

ramble on - zeppelin

Im pretty sure its tuned a quarter note down but it still think if you play the whole song on acoustic it still sounds good. I prefer playing it with as many open strings as possible.

[jordanbball17]

What kind of music do you like? Here's a few good ones if you like any of these artists

John Mayer - Comfortable, Neon, Victoria (Neon is a lot of fun)
Damien Rice - Time, Cannonball
Jack Johnson - Rodeo Clowns, Better Together
I had never heard of this guy until you mentioned him here, but I've listened to a couple of his tunes now and I'm completely hooked! He's a very talented person; voice, guitar and lyrics-wise...wow, thank you sir! :thumbsup

[som3d3vil34]

Yes, Damien Rice is amazing. And I think the song you are thinking of is called Older Chests, not Time.

[saygdbye4134]

get into some david gray.

[nsakers]

i just started listening to Iron & Wine. He is good to learn if you want to brush up on your fingerpicking skills. He isn't all that hard to learn but he does keep your fingers moving.

[ryangibson]

I like playing some Mayer from time to time.

Probably my favorite artist to play besides DMB is James Taylor.
Fire and Rain
You've Got a Friend
Steamroller Blues
Something in the Way
et al