NEED A TWIST?
Still not convinced? Here's just a further taste of what Song Mentor offers …. more of THE GREATEST SONGS ON EARTH!
RELAXED
Time of Your Life – Green Day
Solitary Man – Neil Diamond
My Maria – Brooks & Dunn
Cat's in the Cradle – Harry Chapin
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere – Bob Dylan
Love is All Around – The Troggs
Take Me Home Country Roads – John Denver
American Pie – Don McLean
Sounds of Silence – Simon & Garfunkel
The Weight – The Band
Old Man – Neil Young
Your Song – Elton John
Woman – John Lennon
Brown Eyed Girl – Van Morrison
I Walk the Line – Johnny Cash
ROCKIN
Brown Sugar – The Rolling Stones
You Shook Me All Night Long – AC/DC
Running Down a Dream – Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Go Your Own Way – Fleetwood Mac
Summer of '69 – Bryan Adams
Memphis, Tennessee – Chuck Berry
Hurts So Good – John Cougar Mellencamp
Rock 'n Me – The Steve Miller Band
Sunshine of Your Love – Cream
That'll Be The Day – Buddy Holly & The Crickets
Born to be Wild – Steppenwolf
You Really Got Me – The Kinks
Takin' Care of Business – Bachman Turner Overdrive
Back in the USSR – The Beatles
Bad to the Bone – George Thorogood & The Destroyers
…. and hundreds more!
{ 16 comments… read them below or add one }
Hi Jackson
I was wondering if you would consider posting a lesson on REM's "Losing my religion". It seems to be a good song for a solo artist renditionthanksBruceI was wondering if you could add Amy by Pure Prarie League to the list of songs to learn, also I just wanted to say that I realy look forward to the songs arriving in my email box. They arrive in the middle of the week and it's exellent for getting over the hump in the week.
Thanks,
Kenneth Whitt
I see no women represented: Bonni Raitt, Susuan Werner, Susan Tedeschi, Dixie Cicks, Nora Jones….. Perhaps consider some gender variation. Girls play guitar too
Well I have a few Deb. But please remember … I am a male performer myself so the vocal range and sometimes lyrical content of songs written for females can be restrictive.
Hi Jackson,
been enjoying most (just about all) of your song choices and lessons. I do have a couple of questions. I have the R&R membership for this year. I saw that you now offer a premium membership, but I can't figure out where to go to see what it is nor to sign up for it. Also, I'm still getting the" you are not allowed to view the comments" below the weekly songs.
thanks so much, keep up the great "mentoring"
Klaus
At 53 years old without a music lesson in my life I rely on this site from everything from the basics to some music theory. The site is full of gems that a new player, even an older one, will find valuable.
Just logged in for the first time and love Sweet Home Alabama, can't wait to get that one under my fingers. Travis
Good for you Travis! A little Southern Rock is good for the soul!
how often do the lessons come. can i choose how often, say once a week or every two or three days?
Once er week Ben … but with the Premium program you get full access to all songs for life.
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE WONDERFULL HOURS OF LEARNING MUSIC AND FUN I FIND THIS PROGRAM THE BEST
KEEP ON
THANK YOU
HAIM
Appreciate that Haim!
Said mention Song Mentor. So here it is.
I liked your lesson on You Tube of Bad Moon Rising, and hope to do some more!
Thanks Elizabeth!
Now that I have registered to Song Mentor do I have access to any of the listed songs or just two at a time? regards, David Pena
Hi David. If you registered as a Premium member … it’s all the songs. If you are a subscriber … it’s one or two per week. Cheers!