Easiest Dave Song to play?

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PROUDEST MONKEY!!!

Other than that, Blue Water, Typical Situation, Don't Drink the Water.
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Post by reads11 »

I was in the same place about a week or so ago.

Grey Street is easy to play but singing with it is the hard part, at least for me.

The Song that Jane Likes is my fav song to play right now. It's extremely easy as long as you can play the barred F.

SMTS is also easy but i would say that STJL is your best bet. Just listen to an acoustic version of it and get the rhythm down. I love it :)
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My first(very very recently) was Proudest Monkey.I can also play EWU intro, I just got my first guitar tuesday so I think Im doing pretty well. Looking at SMTS, Im not doing THAT well. Still hard for me. Looking at Diggin Ditch now.
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right now, for me, What You Are or You Never Know
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#41 using:

Intro
E:------------------3-------------------
B:---1-----3-------3-----3--3----3----
G:---2-----4-------0-----x--0h4--x----
D:---2-----4-------2-----4--x----0h4--
A:---0-----2-------------5--5----5------
E:----------------0----------------------

Instead of the way Dave plays it (though the hammer-ons can be a little tricky at first) using standard chords for the chorus as well.
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The Scarlet Pimpernel wrote:right now, for me, What You Are or You Never Know
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that isnt the easiest dave song to play, not even close...

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Intro/Verse

Only play the first note when starting the whole riff over

 B:-------------------------------------------------------------
F#:-------------------------------------------------------------
 D:---9------------9-------------9------------9-------------9--- <---4on 1st,3rd,5th(2on 2nd,4th)
 A:---7------------7------7------x------------7------7------7--- <---1
 E:-0-0------------x------x------x------------x------x------0---
 B:---------9-9/10-10---9-9/---7-7----9-9/10--10---9-9/---7-----
            3 (3)       2 (2)  1      3 (3)        2 (2)  1


Verse -> Pre-Chorus

 B:-3------3------------
F#:-3------3------------
 D:-0------0------------
 A:-0------0------------
 E:-2------x------------
 B:-3------2------3--2-- <---1on2
                  2  1


Pre-Chorus

 B:-0------------2----------3--------------------------
F#:-0------------3----------3--------------------------
 D:-0------------2----------0---------------6\4--------
 A:-2-------(0)--0----------0---------------x----------
 E:-2--------0--------3--2--2---------------4\2--------
 B:-0----3------------------3----2--3--3/5--------0h2--
         4            2  1       1  2  (2)        (1)


Pre-Chorus -> Chorus

Same as Pre-Chorus just cut off at the 3

 B:-0------------2----------3----------
F#:-0------------3----------3----------
 D:-0------------2----------0----------
 A:-2-------(0)--0----------0----------
 E:-2--------0--------3--2--2----------
 B:-0----3------------------3----2--3--
         4            2  1       1  2


Chorus

Always strum the D-chord a little longer before going to the transitions

 B:-0-----0-----3-----2--
F#:-0-----1-----0-----3--
 D:-2-----0-----0-----2--
 A:-2-----2-----0-----0--
 E:-0-----3-----2--------
 B:-------------3--------


Chorus -> Verse

 B:---------
F#:---------
 D:---------
 A:---------
 E:-3----2--
 B:---------
    2    1


Chorus/Jam -> Pre-Chorus

 B:-0------------
F#:-0------------
 D:-0------------
 A:-2------------
 E:-2------------
 B:-0----3----2--
         2    1


Chorus -> "All Fall Down"

 B:-10--
F#:-8---
 D:-----
 A:-----
 E:-----
 B:-----


"All Fall Down"

 B:-10-----10-----10-----0-----0----
F#:-8------8------0------0h1---0h1--
 D:-x------0------x------0-----0----
 A:-9------x------x------0h2---0h2--
 E:-10-----9------8------3-----3---- <---3on10(2on9, 1on8)
 B:---------------------------------
                         3     3    


"All Fall Down" -> Jam/"Out of the Darkness..."

Same as "All Fall Down just cur off before C-chord Hammers

 B:-10-----10-----10--
F#:-8------8------0---
 D:-x------0------x---
 A:-9------x------x---
 E:-10-----9------8--- <---3on10(2on9, 1on8)
 B:-------------------


Jam/"Out of the Darkness..."

Hammer on is hard w/ the rhythm, you can always just play w/o hammering

 B:-0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0----
F#:-0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1-- <----1on1
 D:-0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0----
 A:-0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2-- <----2on2
 E:-3-----3-----3-----3-----0-----0-----0-----0----
 B:------------------------------------------------
    3     3     3     3

 B:-0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0----
F#:-0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1---0h1-- <----2on first-4-1's(1onlast-4-1's)
 D:-0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0-----0----
 A:-0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2---0h2-- <----3on first-4-2's(2onlast-4-2's)
 E:-x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x-----x----
 B:-1-----1-----1-----1-----3-----3-----3-----3----
    1     1     1     1     3     3     3     3
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whats so hard about that, lol

and I play the standard stuning version, but that doesn't make it easier I know. But isn't EVERY song esay to play ONCE you know it fully?
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The Scarlet Pimpernel wrote:whats so hard about that, lol

and I play the standard stuning version, but that doesn't make it easier I know. But isn't EVERY song esay to play ONCE you know it fully?
yea but that isnt the point of the thread
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lol, k k


easy songs...

gravedigger
big eyed fish
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