Easy to play PJ songs on accoustic guitar?

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  • Small town
    I was alone
    I took a ride
    I didn't know
    What I would
    Find there.
  • FinsburyParkCarrots
    FinsburyParkCarrots Seattle, WA Posts: 12,223
    Yes, and if you tune your guitar to DADGAD playing "Small Town" is very easy. I might put up the chord shapes I worked out for this arrangement some time. Open tunings are much easier to play than one might imagine.
  • Yes, and if you tune your guitar to DADGAD playing "Small Town" is very easy. I might put up the chord shapes I worked out for this arrangement some time. Open tunings are much easier to play than one might imagine.

    :confused: why would you even go there? It doesn't get any easier in standard...
  • FinsburyParkCarrots
    FinsburyParkCarrots Seattle, WA Posts: 12,223
    Well, I play and write a lot of songs in DADGAD and in fact, it's the tuning my guitars have been in, 95% of the time since about 1990. In fact the chords for "Small Town" in DADGAD involve one or two finger chord shapes. Dead easy. And it sounds right too.
  • Okay now post 'em! I'm curious now :D

    95%?! I don't even know how to write a decent song in standard tuning, let alone i alternate tuning. How do you go about that?
  • FinsburyParkCarrots
    FinsburyParkCarrots Seattle, WA Posts: 12,223
    pearlwax wrote:
    Okay now post 'em! I'm curious now :D

    95%?! I don't even know how to write a decent song in standard tuning, let alone i alternate tuning. How do you go about that?

    Er, I will, after a bit. If I could be arsed to learn how to convert wma files to Mp3s, I'd post my demos here. ;)
  • Jeremy1012
    Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    Release - 3 chords, everything is based around the D chord

    Untitled - only has one riff

    Jeremy - a couple of chords and the bass riff at the beginning

    Bushleaguer - Has 2 riffs
    speaking of jeremy, which harmonics does mike play in the intro? i have a tab that sounds wrong
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