FREE 100 SONGS FOR KIDS: EASY GUITAR WITH NOTES & TAB PDF Hal Leonard Corp | 128 pages | 01 Jul 2002 | Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation | 9780634044908 | English | Milwaukee, WI, United States 50 Easy Guitar Tabs and Riffs For Beginners and Instructors Recently updated on September 15th, Is it really that simple, finding easy songs to 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab on guitar? Even if it is, what kind of songs are "easy? A lot of the songs I see deemed as "easy" are simple to decipher, but not much fun to play. The other problem is that even interesting songs get boring after awhile. You need variety and a fresh playlist, even for easy guitar songs. If you need some help, online guitar lessons are a good way to supplement a good song list. I've used the Guitar Tricks song lessons, in part, to help put this list together. Signing up, even just for the free trial, gives you access to a ton of songs and helps support Guitar Chalk. Guitar Tricks has a library of over licensed, full guitar song lessons shot in crystal clear HD video and sectioned into easy-to-digest instructional segments. Or Try It Free. Click the button below. Want us to email you when Guitar Tricks drops their price? Sign up here and we'll let you know. A library with links to a bunch of easy songs to play on the guitar, that don't take long to learn and don't run you through a lot of chords at one time. Country Boy I remember when I 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab on the radio that Aaron Lewis had done a country guitar album and how surprising it was. Staind's Mike Mushok gettin' down. Flickr Commons Image via ComeCloser. It's easy to play with lengthy chord duration on each note and a slower beat that's easy to follow. Songsterr has a pretty detailed tab, but you can opt for the simple chords as well. Maybe even a little bit after. The song is literally just E-G-A, just not necessarily in that order. Rock or Bust Four chords for this one. You just got to remember to tune down one half step if you want to play along with the track. Send my Love. This is a popular one from Adele, who is quite possibly the most widely-recognized vocalist on the planet right now at least at the time of writing this. The song is just D, Bm and G. Enjoy it. Song of the South G, C and D, anyone? The song's chord progression is a cakewalk. The more full electric guitar version is covered by Guitar Tricks in their video lesson. Love Looks Better Thanks to 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab in the comments for sharing this one. Em, G, and C. Don't Cross the River Lots of minor chords in this one, but still firmly in beginner territory. The cadence makes for a fantastic acoustic and fingerpicking cover. Motorcycle Song. This one is nothing but G, C and a little Am thrown in here are there. If you can get the chords down, the lead sheet is easy to pick up. Get Down The guitar part of this song sounds more complicated than a simple chord sheet would suggest, but start with the progression and then move it to power chords to figure out the specifics. Big House Songsterr provides a lead sheet and basic chords along a lyric line for easy pickup. However, 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab rest of the song is two chords for the verse and three chords for the chorus. A simple chord and lyric chart is the best way to learn this one. Audioslave's Tim Commerford. Flickr Commons Image via Jordanuhl7. Like a Stone. Original Fire If you know your power chords, this one is well within reach. Takin' Care of Business The bass line is mostly just three chords, so you can learn an acoustic version quite easily. If you want to tackle the more nuanced electric guitar version, checkout the Guitar Tricks video lesson below. Pinch Me One of the early s most fun radio tracks is a simple progression, made up mostly of F, C and G. The arpeggiated tab sheet is included beneath the chords. Check the button below for the full video lesson, via Guitar Tricks. I Wanna Hold Your Hand Once again Sandercoe takes you through all the details, though you might be able to pick it up simply by watching his demo at the beginning. Beware of speedy chord changes. Full video lesson via Guitar Tricks is available as well:. Let it Be Same deal here. Sandercoe demos chords and then fills in the details after. A full tutorial of the more complex 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab of the song can be found via the following button:. Oh Darling. There are a few seventh chords in this one and technically an augmented chord, which the sheet leaves out. Ode to Joy The only difficult aspect of this song is following the lyrics written in German. Otherwise, get your open chords on and you'll be all set. There's also a more complex rundown of the song for those trying to learn the nuanced version. Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, throwin' down. War Pigs There are only two chords in this song, D and E flat. If you want to make it even easier on yourself, just go with D and E and forget the flats. Bored to Death. Blink's hit sounds like a fast punk rock mess, but it's actually an extremely easy song in the key of Am, running through Am, C, F and G for most of the tune. Acoustic or electric guitars can swing it. Knockin' on Heaven's Door. Why have so many people covered this song? I'd bet it's because a lot of people know how to play G, C, D and Am. Old Time Rock 'n Roll. Just C, F and G for this one. If you want to make it modestly challenging, go with the G7 chord flavoring. More than a Feeling The chords are nothing more than G, C and Em, though the tab I linked to covers the solos and lead portions as well. If you need help with those tougher segments, give the Guitar Tricks video lesson a spin. They'll let you do a free trial for 14 dayswhich gives you plenty of time to learn at least this song. Mud on the Tires I love the lyrics for this one. Just a great song to learn and sing on an acoustic guitar. Paisley does a lot of complex picking, but the chords themselves are incredibly simple. Paisley is just really good at making simple stuff sound fantastic. Maybe a C in there somewhere. Ultimate Guitar Link. HD video courses by Guitar Tricks, from beginner to advanced. Father and Son. You can substitute Am7 and Bm7 for regular Am and Bm chords, if you don't want to mess with the more complex seventh voicings. Don't Let me Down. The dude who posted this on Ultimate Guitar has a sweet cover he posted on YouTube with an acoustic guitar capo'd at the second fret. Hurts Like Heaven You need a capo to play along with the track, but if you have one, this song is incredibly easy. All you really have to do is rock back and forth between the G and the C with a few variations thrown in there. Paradise There are a lot of chords but, none of them 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab complex. Run Remember this one from Varsity Blues? Dean Rolland of Collective Soul. Flickr Commons Image via Dot If you don't want to mess with seventh chords, just go with E, A and B. Faceless Man The link has both a lead 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab and a chord sheet following the lyrics. Down on the Corner. You can tackle the intro if you like, otherwise you can just go with G, C and F. That's all it takes. + Easy Guitar Tabs, Beginners Songs - In many respectsthe music world has moved away from complex and fast lead guitar solos. And that's not entirely a bad thing. Because guitar solos are just melody, which is most effectively expressed in a simple and understandable way. Even the fastest guitar players of our day are incredibly gifted in the art of melodic construction. Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and Eric Johnson just to name a few are known not only for their speed, but for creating music that 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab melodically intriguing. Again, this is great news for guitar players who don't consider themselves "speedsters" or even lead players. After a couple decades of the guitar pendulum swinging back to the middle, away from the speedsters of the '80s, we've got a ton of songs 100 Songs for Kids: Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab easy guitar solos that rhythm and non-speed players can learn without having to spend hours struggling with complex soloing patterns. It can also be helpful to supplement lists like this with formal instruction. We've also got a broad list of how-to guitar topics covered for those that want to do a little more digging.