Your favourite G-D-C-Em songs

[nlaposta1]

I"m by no means a newbe - but I was thinkin if I was, what's like a really really good sounding G-D-C-Em (not neccesarily in that order) song? I'm sure we all have our favourites - I think I'd go with Wheat Kings (tragically hip) or 3am by matchbox 20..

[FunkyNewGod]

Flying Horses by Dispatch

[TheLoveGangster]

Hey Ya
-Outkast

Haha, I'm only half kidding.

[WJM-WJM]

All I Can Do - Lynyrd Skynyrd

[PilotC150]

Run Around, by Blues Traveller. Except that one is C-Am-D-G. Pretty close, though.

I think Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd has the chords you listed. I like playing that song.

[Root]

http://www.guitartabs.cc/home.php

look around theres lots of songs with those chords

[Pipsqueak]

I"m by no means a newbe - but I was thinkin if I was, what's like a really really good sounding G-D-C-Em (not neccesarily in that order) song? I'm sure we all have our favourites - I think I'd go with Wheat Kings (tragically hip) or 3am by matchbox 20..


Any song that has a I, V, IV, vi progression....

in your case....in the key of G.

there are too many to list.

[crozetiga]

Hang by Matchbox 20

Home by Dishwalla,

Shaky Ground and Being Around by the Lemonheads

that all i can think of right now, i know that I know more though.

josh

[41ravens]

collide by howie day
slap a capo on the fourth and it's G, D/F#, Em, and C

[RaynorC]

I think Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd has the chords you listed. I like playing that song.
G, Cadd9, and a few more easy ones.

[chris917]

collide by howie day
slap a capo on the fourth and it's G, D/F#, Em, and C

thats a good one

[danster]

let her cry by hootie and father and son by cat stevens

[nlaposta1]

i still can't believe they 'transcribed' hey ya by outkast in the latest acoustic guitar mag...