So, let's gather them: "Can't Find My Way Home" - Blind Faith "Shape Of My Heart" - Sting "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" - Anne Bredon, Led Zeppelin "Neon" - John Mayer "Heart Of Gold" - Neil Young "Angie" - The Rolling Stones "Romeo And Juliet" - Dire Straits "Dust In The Wind" - Kansas "Norwegian Wood" - The Beatles (played in the intro, but not listed) "Sailing Ships" - Whitesnake "I Don't Know Where I Stand" - Joni Mitchell "Stairway To Heaven" - Led Zeppelin "Moonlight Shadow" - Mike Oldfield So, 20 weren't enough probably.. Great playing once more though!
Talk Tonight by Oasis Across The Universe by The Beatles Polly by Nirvana Wild Horses by Rolling Stones Behind Blue Eyes by The Who Celluloid Heroes by The Kinks Tequila Sunrise by Eagles Old Man by Neil Young Moonshadow by Cat Stevens It's all over now, Baby Blue by Bob Dylan
Great job, definitely a challenge to narrow down. Some worthy contenders: Angie - The Rolling Stones Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin 🤷🏻♂️ Daughter - Pearl Jam My Friends - RHCP
First thing I thought of was Hotel California also but as Andy said maybe too much electric guitar there. The Intro to Hotel California, hmm...The whole song...Just amazing. I was also thinking about Landslide once I heard Never Going Back Again.
So so many out there. Great choices but here’s a few adds: My Sweet Lord, Dust in the Wind, And I Love Her, Terraplane Blues, Mother Nature’s Son, Harvest Moon, Landslide, Into the Great Wide Open, Growing Up, Wildflowers
Love - Alone Again Or Dolly Parton - Jolene Mason Williams - Classical Gas Rolling Stones - Angie Bert Jansch - Anji/Black Waterside Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer The Who - Behind Blue Eyes
Acoustic guitar is the essential singer/songwriter instrument. Great List! Some worthy omissions include Jim Croce, Joni Mitchell, Cat Stevens, Donovan, Bill Withers, Don Maclean, Harry Chapin, CSN and Angie by the Stones.
I agree with almost all of your selections (not a great fan of Bill Withers or Joni Michell) but CSN... YES! Also, a huge thumbs-up for including Donovan (the UK's 'Dylan') so very much underated as a musician. Plus... there should've been more James Taylor.
Good selection, but perhaps the label should be top 20 "popular "acoustic songs, since you missed some of the best acoustic guitarists like Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Leo Koettke, John Fahey, Richie Havens (very unique style) , Joni Mitchell (open tunings!), Nick Drake and a dozen blues and jazz guitarists.
I actually OWN the J45 in this video hahahah! Jack said to me there’s a killer J45 in the shop, and I couldn’t say no. He put this to the side for me. THANKS JACKY BOY!
My first thought was of Harry Chapin, “Cats in the Cradle.” My second thought was of near about anything Joni Mitchell. Oh and Heart, Anne’s opening to “Crazy on You!”
First of all, I respect putting Wonderwall at #3. Even though it's a meme, it has had a profound impact on acoustic guitar. And I'm really glad that Never Going Back Again made the list. For missing ones, I think Stairway to Heaven and Dust in the Wind for sure should be here.
Great job 👌🏻 Blues run the game - Jackson C. Frank (or Bert Jansch version) Taken at all - Crosby Stills Nash Something in the way she moves - James Taylor Genesis - Jorma Kaukonen
More!! More!! More!! This is a FANTASTIC format. Detailing the various guitars, then playing parts of songs that are interwoven into our culture, is simply genius! Well-thought out, educational, AND entertaining! A+ plus friend! Bravo!
Fantastic vid! Great list, but some songs that I think deserve a spot/honorable mention: Cats in the Cradle - Harry Chapin Something from Seger, Night Moves? Something from Lightfoot, Sundown? Closer to the Heart - Rush Dust in the Wind Stairway Hotel California
Thank you, this is helpful. I'm looking for some new covers, as I'm getting tired of my list - and so my regular clients may be also. Scary thought! I already do some of these but i plan to learn around half of those presented here. Reading the comments gave me even more great ideas. Thanks everyone! BTW, you play beautifully.
AWESOME! Well chosen, but, of course, it had to be difficult to select only twenty. That said, I truly loved all of the selections and that you included songs by the Beatles, Led Zeppline, Simon and Garfunkel, James Taylor, and Neil Young. You certainly selected an excellent mix of songs in the 20.
I find "The Redemtion Song" by Bob Marley & The Wailers to be one of the most honest acoustic songs ever. It is so raw, it magically transforms itself to being as purely honest as they come.
I've seen a lot of these lists and 'Lola' by the Kinks is never on any of them for some reason. Not a complicated figure by any means, but damn effective and immediately recognisable. Otherwise, a very good list all round, just nice to hear good acoustic guitar played well.
Interesting, how other perceive what to add to a list. I like how a band only got one song. I just think another list of Great Acoustic songs is needed. Maybe Time in a Bottle, Wild World, Jolene, Angie, Cat's in the Cradle, Little Martha, Patience as specific songs should have been looked at. Anything song by Robert Johnson but I'd probably pick Cross Roads. Just too many songs. Maybe instead of "Greatest" we just need lists of "Great" or "Amazing"
John Mayer, the finest singer songwriter of his generation. With some of the most intricate guitar in recent years (Neon, slow dancing, stop this train, vultures, heart of life) had too many? Crazy talk
Well done...I think my top 20 would have included Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel, Dust in the Wind - Kansas, and Silent Lucidity - Queensryche probably ahead of John Mayer, brilliant guitarist that he is. I definitely enjoyed your line up of guitars as well! Best!
Suite Judy Blue Eyes (Steven Stills) A Summer Song, Ventura Highway, From the Beginning (The late Greg Lake), My Maria (old or new), Can’t Find My Way Home…the list goes on and on
Always good to see the acoustic guitar get some recognition. I can't argue much against what you included, and as you say you have to cut it off somewhere or it'll go on forever... But I would humbly suggest "Classical Gas" definitely should've made the top 20.
Classical Gas is the piece that persuaded me to try playing fingerstyle guitar........ then I met Tommy Emmanuel (several times) and his 'Classical gas on steroids' made me decide to stick to simpler things! it's a great tune!
Jack, I know I'm a little late to the party, I liked your selections, and found a couple very interesting ones in your list that I might not have considered. Since your playing was excellent, I take it that you might like some suggestions that may not be in every listener's wheelhouse. Take a listen to Thorn In My Pride - Black Crowes, The Rain Song - Led Zeppelin, If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot, Operator & Time In A Bottle - Jim Croce, Wide World - Cat Stevens, and Life By The Drop - Stevie Ray Vaughn. Many of the other commenters have put in selections that are excellent, and valuable, I just thought you might be less familiar with the ones listed here.
Loving the series guys- can't get enough. Can I suggest a couple of ideas for future programs? - Best J bass vs P bass songs -Best "Hot rod strat", ( ie 80's hair rock) songs Cheers
I think the D-18 carried its weight very nicely. I also agree on the 12 string sounding great. Also it kinda depends what era you are from with these types of groupings. Great job. I did miss, She talks to Angels, Wild Horses and even Wanted Dead or Alive. As was said, hard to get'm all.
I mean, even though I am a John Mayer fan, 2 spots is kinda too much? If I were to pick one to be on this list it would maybe be In Your Atmosphere, Stop This Train, or something like that, but Daughters? Also, Dust in the Wind should be there imo. Nice job as always!
@@PeachGuitars Well yeah you sort of put both John Mayer's and Tom Petty's titles hehe. It is very true that John's version in Where The Light Is Live in LA got really popular and I like it more than the original (uffff), but I don't know if it would make it Top 20 of all time on my list. Looking forward to the videos you are for sure cooking up right now.
Yeah he’s good and all but putting him once is a stretch let alone twice. I get how hard Neon is to play but he doesn’t have any truly iconic songs the way so many more do in this area.
I think you should have included John Martyn's "May you never" Or any of Jethro Tull, Thick as a brick for a starter. KT Tunstall, black horse and the cherry tree.
The Eagles Hotel California intro should be on this list. Just about anything by Johnny Cash could be on it as well. Crossroads by Robert Johnson could have been on there too. If it wasn’t for the early blues players we wouldn’t even have rock and roll.
A great list but, of course, the most difficult list to make of the all perhaps. I think people like John Martyn are forgotten. 'May you never' and 'Couldn't love you more' are great acoustic songs and he was also innovative using effects on acoustic guitar.
The Everly Brothers are missing. The lead into Wake up Little Susie is classic. BTW Kieth Richards said that Don Everly was one of the best rythym guitarists.
While I agree with the many comments that Hotel California should be on the list, I can see why it might have been left off. If it had been included Don Henley and his legions of lawyers surely would have come out guns-a-blazing. Take It Easy probably sneaks by because it was written by Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey.
I enjoyed your list so as you requested I thought obvious omissions were “Stairway To Heaven” and “Hotel California. I also perceived your list as song which featured acoustic guitar rather top acoustic guitar parts.
Well done. I’ve been playing for 50 yrs and wasn’t familiar with the Neil Young song. Guess I need to get out more. Respectfully, I didn’t think the 12 string sounded as good as the others.
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So, let's gather them:
"Can't Find My Way Home" - Blind Faith
"Shape Of My Heart" - Sting
"Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" - Anne Bredon, Led Zeppelin
"Neon" - John Mayer
"Heart Of Gold" - Neil Young
"Angie" - The Rolling Stones
"Romeo And Juliet" - Dire Straits
"Dust In The Wind" - Kansas
"Norwegian Wood" - The Beatles (played in the intro, but not listed)
"Sailing Ships" - Whitesnake
"I Don't Know Where I Stand" - Joni Mitchell
"Stairway To Heaven" - Led Zeppelin
"Moonlight Shadow" - Mike Oldfield
So, 20 weren't enough probably.. Great playing once more though!
thanks
Haven’t watched yet, but if both Dust in the Wind and Babe I’m Gonna Leave You aren’t on here, we riot.
Update: RIOT TIME
Talk Tonight by Oasis
Across The Universe by The Beatles
Polly by Nirvana
Wild Horses by Rolling Stones
Behind Blue Eyes by The Who
Celluloid Heroes by The Kinks
Tequila Sunrise by Eagles
Old Man by Neil Young
Moonshadow by Cat Stevens
It's all over now, Baby Blue by Bob Dylan
Great job, definitely a challenge to narrow down.
Some worthy contenders:
Angie - The Rolling Stones
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin 🤷🏻♂️
Daughter - Pearl Jam
My Friends - RHCP
Dust in the Wind, Stairway and Hotel California are fairly glaring omissions, but the rest of the selection and playing is great as always
Couldn't agree more
Those are probably the best 3, but the video would have been blocked.
Cat Stevens was also missing.
Dust in the Wind; ok .... But. Stairway to Heaven, and Hotel California; acoustics? ...... Mmmmhhh, yes & no
@andydguitar That is what I was wondering.
First thing I thought of was Hotel California also but as Andy said maybe too much electric guitar there. The Intro to Hotel California, hmm...The whole song...Just amazing. I was also thinking about Landslide once I heard Never Going Back Again.
If You Could Read My Mind - G. Lightfoot...And I Love Her - Beatles...Suite Judy Blue Eyes - CSN
So so many out there. Great choices but here’s a few adds: My Sweet Lord, Dust in the Wind, And I Love Her, Terraplane Blues, Mother Nature’s Son, Harvest Moon, Landslide, Into the Great Wide Open, Growing Up, Wildflowers
Love - Alone Again Or
Dolly Parton - Jolene
Mason Williams - Classical Gas
Rolling Stones - Angie
Bert Jansch - Anji/Black Waterside
Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer
The Who - Behind Blue Eyes
Black Crowes: She Talks to Angels. But can't fault any of y9our choices you played each one beautifully, bravo.
Acoustic guitar is the essential singer/songwriter instrument. Great List! Some worthy omissions include Jim Croce, Joni Mitchell, Cat Stevens, Donovan, Bill Withers, Don Maclean, Harry Chapin, CSN and Angie by the Stones.
I agree with almost all of your selections (not a great fan of Bill Withers or Joni Michell) but CSN... YES! Also, a huge thumbs-up for including Donovan (the UK's 'Dylan') so very much underated as a musician.
Plus... there should've been more James Taylor.
Croce was the best one you missed .His acoustics w/ Maury are superior in many ways .Try Operator once ! @@smudge0356
Very nice playing. I was watching this last night and my son walked into the room after hearing this and admiring your skills.
Good selection, but perhaps the label should be top 20 "popular "acoustic songs, since you missed some of the best acoustic guitarists like Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Leo Koettke, John Fahey, Richie Havens (very unique style) , Joni Mitchell (open tunings!), Nick Drake and a dozen blues and jazz guitarists.
Can you do your top 10,000 tracks, because you play brilliantly and this is just absolutely fantastic chill out sounds.
Agree! ❤😊
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Extreme More Than Words and GNR Patience needed features
@@ronaldoquintos1675 How presumptuous of you to tell someone what music they like.
I happen to think it's a great song.
I actually OWN the J45 in this video hahahah! Jack said to me there’s a killer J45 in the shop, and I couldn’t say no. He put this to the side for me. THANKS JACKY BOY!
beautiful guitar
Over the hills and far away is like a breath of clean ocean air.
My first thought was of Harry Chapin, “Cats in the Cradle.”
My second thought was of near about anything Joni Mitchell.
Oh and Heart, Anne’s opening to “Crazy on You!”
'Crazy on You' -- best ever.
" From the Beginning" by ELP...certainly belongs in the top 5
First of all, I respect putting Wonderwall at #3. Even though it's a meme, it has had a profound impact on acoustic guitar. And I'm really glad that Never Going Back Again made the list.
For missing ones, I think Stairway to Heaven and Dust in the Wind for sure should be here.
Enjoyed it much. Thanks, be safe, be healthy and most of all be happy.
Great job 👌🏻
Blues run the game - Jackson C. Frank (or Bert Jansch version)
Taken at all - Crosby Stills Nash
Something in the way she moves - James Taylor
Genesis - Jorma Kaukonen
James , you have to date Mimi , you’re talent deserves it . Exceptional interpretation and delivery .
More!! More!! More!!
This is a FANTASTIC format. Detailing the various guitars, then playing parts of songs that are interwoven into our culture, is simply genius!
Well-thought out, educational, AND entertaining! A+ plus friend! Bravo!
Fantastic vid! Great list, but some songs that I think deserve a spot/honorable mention:
Cats in the Cradle - Harry Chapin
Something from Seger, Night Moves?
Something from Lightfoot, Sundown?
Closer to the Heart - Rush
Dust in the Wind
Stairway
Hotel California
Close to the Edge and Roundabout would have been great additions.
Thank you, this is helpful.
I'm looking for some new covers, as I'm getting tired of my list - and so my regular clients may be also. Scary thought! I already do some of these but i plan to learn around half of those presented here. Reading the comments gave me even more great ideas. Thanks everyone! BTW, you play beautifully.
You know, I was waiting for two songs, wish you were here and here comes the sun. :)
Great list performed beautifully!
good job pretty good list. I thought for sure you might break out mason Williams classical gas that would’ve made my day.👍🏻
AWESOME! Well chosen, but, of course, it had to be difficult to select only twenty. That said, I truly loved all of the selections and that you included songs by the Beatles, Led Zeppline, Simon and Garfunkel, James Taylor, and Neil Young. You certainly selected an excellent mix of songs in the 20.
I find "The Redemtion Song" by Bob Marley & The Wailers to be one of the most honest acoustic songs ever. It is so raw, it magically transforms itself to being as purely honest as they come.
I've seen a lot of these lists and 'Lola' by the Kinks is never on any of them for some reason. Not a complicated figure by any means, but damn effective and immediately recognisable. Otherwise, a very good list all round, just nice to hear good acoustic guitar played well.
Interesting, how other perceive what to add to a list. I like how a band only got one song. I just think another list of Great Acoustic songs is needed. Maybe Time in a Bottle, Wild World, Jolene, Angie, Cat's in the Cradle, Little Martha, Patience as specific songs should have been looked at. Anything song by Robert Johnson but I'd probably pick Cross Roads. Just too many songs. Maybe instead of "Greatest" we just need lists of "Great" or "Amazing"
Videos getting awesome job thank you very much for posting however did you forget about Alice's Restaurant remember Alice the song about Alice
What is the song you play in the beginning called
Beautifully played ,an absolute pleasure listening to this ,so many memories, thank you
Well played. How about Mr. Page’s “The Rain Song”?
My favourite song to play on acoustic
Great choice including Over the Hills and Far Away. Good list overall.
Your rendering of Neil young is sheer Brilliance ----well done !
U can play so good! Nice format I love it. Can u do the Top 10 Marshall Riffs or Fender Amp Riffs? Thx
Bro you play so clean I've been playing for decades mostly rock and roll but man that's so sweet good job!
Well played! I bet this was the trickiest of these videos to put together.
Absolutely!
Great list... I would just add Dust in the Wind (Kansas), Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin), This Old Guitar (John Denver).
Wonderful video! Hard to narrow it down to 20. I would have included some Joni Mitchell and "Land of Canaan" by the Indigo Girls.
The burst on that collings is gorgeous
Four songs: 1. Operator. 2. Leader Of The Band. 3. Ventura Highway. 4. Dust In The Wind
Fairly definitive tbh.John Meyer had 2 too many,maybe an Alice in Chains -''l stay away' would have been refreshing.Utterly killer intro.
John Mayer, the finest singer songwriter of his generation. With some of the most intricate guitar in recent years (Neon, slow dancing, stop this train, vultures, heart of life) had too many? Crazy talk
Wow what awesome guitar chops to be able to put this together nice job I recognized 90% of them.
So many great songs....something is going to get left off. Anything by James Taylor is gold. The acoustic intro to Tesla's "Love Song" is killer.....
Black Crowes - She Talks to Angels - GREAT ACOUSTIC
I came here to comment this. Not sure how it wasn't in the list
And wonderwall did???
Neon as well, I think it’s one of the greatest riffs ever played on an acoustic guitar
Even Jack probably can't play that one, as good as he is, that song is impossible lmao
My number one is certainly Blackbird. Great job.
Well done...I think my top 20 would have included Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel, Dust in the Wind - Kansas, and Silent Lucidity - Queensryche probably ahead of John Mayer, brilliant guitarist that he is. I definitely enjoyed your line up of guitars as well! Best!
Suite Judy Blue Eyes (Steven Stills) A Summer Song, Ventura Highway, From the Beginning (The late Greg Lake), My Maria (old or new), Can’t Find My Way Home…the list goes on and on
Needle of Death - Bert Jansch
Pink Moon - Nick Drake
Phil Ochs - Changes
David Bowie - Space Oddity
All beautiful guitars and wonderful guitarist.
Very timely video for me as, after years of not having an acoustic, I recently obtained a lefty Martin OM28 Re-imagined.
"I've Just Seen a Face" by the Beatles is a underrated masterpiece.
Almost everything by the Beatles is an underrated masterpiece.
Underrated is such an overrated comment….magnificent is magnificent! 🎸
Norwegian wood is another masterpiece
Beautiful selection
Always good to see the acoustic guitar get some recognition. I can't argue much against what you included, and as you say you have to cut it off somewhere or it'll go on forever... But I would humbly suggest "Classical Gas" definitely should've made the top 20.
Classical Gas is the piece that persuaded me to try playing fingerstyle guitar........ then I met Tommy Emmanuel (several times) and his 'Classical gas on steroids' made me decide to stick to simpler things! it's a great tune!
Tommy Emmanuel is unbelievable - I've seen him in concert a few times, and I always leave thinking I should burn my guitar.
That Collings 12 string sounds superb.
You are so talented , very beautifully played👍
Jack, I know I'm a little late to the party, I liked your selections, and found a couple very interesting ones in your list that I might not have considered. Since your playing was excellent, I take it that you might like some suggestions that may not be in every listener's wheelhouse. Take a listen to Thorn In My Pride - Black Crowes, The Rain Song - Led Zeppelin, If You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot, Operator & Time In A Bottle - Jim Croce, Wide World - Cat Stevens, and Life By The Drop - Stevie Ray Vaughn. Many of the other commenters have put in selections that are excellent, and valuable, I just thought you might be less familiar with the ones listed here.
Loving the series guys- can't get enough.
Can I suggest a couple of ideas for future programs?
- Best J bass vs P bass songs
-Best "Hot rod strat", ( ie 80's hair rock) songs
Cheers
I think the D-18 carried its weight very nicely. I also agree on the 12 string sounding great.
Also it kinda depends what era you are from with these types of groupings. Great job. I did miss, She talks to Angels, Wild Horses and even Wanted Dead or Alive.
As was said, hard to get'm all.
Tommy Emmanuel deserve a spot as one of the best acoustic player ever.
Jack would need to be able to play a Tommy Emmanuel song. A lot more difficult than anything on this list.
@@drothberg3 I think he can...I agree it's not a classic folks song.
@@drothberg3 i am sure that Jack can play a Tommy E. song, he just doesn't want to punch a hole in the top of the guitar.
best i have ever seen live
He's not a great songwriter though. Just a brilliant show-off guitarist.
Great choices…music and guitars! Well played as well!😎👍
There's a Damien Rice song or two I would put on here, purely out of my own love for his music. Over all though, really good video!
I have the fine standard D-18 with a K&K but the 1939 is where it's at! Thanks for your showcase of excellence.
Outstanding performance young man. Cristal clear to the ear. Thank you 🎶🎼🎵😎 you should try some shakey graves awesome tunes mate late July
Shakey is an incredible artist, big fan of his Audiotree session, Late July is definitely the highlight!
I mean, even though I am a John Mayer fan, 2 spots is kinda too much? If I were to pick one to be on this list it would maybe be In Your Atmosphere, Stop This Train, or something like that, but Daughters? Also, Dust in the Wind should be there imo. Nice job as always!
I guess you're referring to "Free Fallin" as the second? We're very much considering that a Tom Petty song, the original is the best!
@@PeachGuitars Well yeah you sort of put both John Mayer's and Tom Petty's titles hehe. It is very true that John's version in Where The Light Is Live in LA got really popular and I like it more than the original (uffff), but I don't know if it would make it Top 20 of all time on my list. Looking forward to the videos you are for sure cooking up right now.
Yeah he’s good and all but putting him once is a stretch let alone twice. I get how hard Neon is to play but he doesn’t have any truly iconic songs the way so many more do in this area.
Can't understand why Suite Judy Blue Eyes never finds its way on these top acoustic guitar lists.
Brilliant!!!! Hard to get them all. Sooooo many good ones.
Here's a glaring omission, not by you necessarily but by the people-under-the-comments-section: Cat Stevens. Or are we still mad at him?
Still mad at him
@@billyv321 - Get over it snowflake!
I think simple man is the one missing in your list, but they're all perfect.
I think here "Comes the Sun" should be in #2 and "Stairway to Heaven" should be number #1 but still great list.
Love these videos, and great playing as always, but come on, how could you leave out Solsbury Hill?!
Very good top 20. I think Angie could easily be in the top 21. Thanks
I think you should have included John Martyn's "May you never" Or any of Jethro Tull, Thick as a brick for a starter. KT Tunstall, black horse and the cherry tree.
That Martin sounded amazing!
Great playing... you definitely know how to...👍
Dust in the Wind, not being on the list is criminal.
Great songs and even better playing.
Great choices and great playing as always by Jack! I could enjoy a top 20 mixed acoustic and electric songs by Jack.
Pinball Wizard was pretty good dude 🤘 had me grinning
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer - From The Beginning, Lucky Man????
The Eagles Hotel California intro should be on this list. Just about anything by Johnny Cash could be on it as well. Crossroads by Robert Johnson could have been on there too. If it wasn’t for the early blues players we wouldn’t even have rock and roll.
A great list but, of course, the most difficult list to make of the all perhaps. I think people like John Martyn are forgotten. 'May you never' and 'Couldn't love you more' are great acoustic songs and he was also innovative using effects on acoustic guitar.
The Everly Brothers are missing. The lead into Wake up Little Susie is classic. BTW Kieth Richards said that Don Everly was one of the best rythym guitarists.
Great call.
That Martin tone is just to die for. In other words, I’d kill for one! 😄
Great compilations. May I add "Time in the bottle" by Jim Croce.
Fantastic playing! Most enjoyable!
Very nice selection.
I know Led Zeppelin was represented, but the biggest-selling single piece of sheet music in rock history can’t be wrong - do I even have to say it?
Escalator to Hell?
@@depracated haha The video from Music is win is nice
It could be that it is ‘the forbidden riff’ @peachguitars and Jack is just adhering to the rules.
He is a Beatles Floyd Clapton fan I'm surprised over the hill's made it.
Beautiful playing! Was a pleasure to just sit and listen... Agree with all, except the Oasis song. Otherwise, fantastic video!! Well done. 👍👍
Great choice, Thanks, Vic
While I agree with the many comments that Hotel California should be on the list, I can see why it might have been left off. If it had been included Don Henley and his legions of lawyers surely would have come out guns-a-blazing. Take It Easy probably sneaks by because it was written by Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey.
Great selections, And nice job!
I enjoyed your list so as you requested I thought obvious omissions were “Stairway To Heaven” and “Hotel California. I also perceived your list as song which featured acoustic guitar rather top acoustic guitar parts.
Well done. I’ve been playing for 50 yrs and wasn’t familiar with the Neil Young song. Guess I need to get out more. Respectfully, I didn’t think the 12 string sounded as good as the others.