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Great Bar tunes...

Post by Dead Dawg »

What are some good tunes to play at bars that arent cleche if u know what i mean

Example:American Pie

Great song just over played

Any help would be great


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Post by NPR »

Country Roads

Hotel California

Alice, Who the Fuck is Alice?

That is a good one if it is an Irish Bar! By the way has anyone ever seen a tab for that song?
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Post by juineaux »

Anything by CCR, i dont know why but everyone loves those songs when you play them at a bar

"Brown eyed girl" van morrison, always gets the crowd going

Hey,hey, my,my(rock&roll is here to stay)" or "rocking in the free world" both by neil young are good, and not too played out.

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Post by barcode »

home for a rest

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tragically hip's usually a crowd pleaser too

i always enjoy when a song is thrown into a set that is kinda unexpected but still one i know and liked at one point in my life...a good example is a set with songs like dave and the stuff mentioned above and then you throw in a version of a nirvana tune or something...crowds usually like that!
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Post by saleen »

dobie gray - drift away.......... everyone knows the words but no one has ever heard of it before.. kinda weird and real catchy
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Wild Thing, more of a joke really. . . sorry
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Post by CWMCALL »

Mr. Bojangles - Jerry Jeff Walker
Redneck Mother - Jerry Jeff Walker
Come Monday - Jimmy Buffett
Why Don't we Get Drunk - Jimmy Buffett
City of New Orleans - Willie Nelson
You May Be Right - Billy Joel


PS - I can't play any of these but they may be good bar tunes
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Post by God_Fearing_Man »

Older Tragically Hip stuff (pre-Music @ Work stuff).. especially the stuff off the first three albums....
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Post by DreaminBassMunky »

I'm not a bar player (yet) but if you're playing accoustic I suggest some Willie Nelson stuff.
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