This version of Don’t Stop Believin’ has been adapted for acoustic guitar, making it easy to play while keeping the energy of the original. We go over all the chords, strumming techniques, and how to build momentum as the song progresses. Great for playing at parties or singing with friends.
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Neil Young’s Heart of Gold is a must-know classic for any acoustic guitarist. In this lesson, we walk you through the basic chords, the steady folk strumming pattern, and how to get that laid-back feel. Perfect for beginners who want to add a timeless tune to their campfire setlist.
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In this acoustic version of Iris, we simplify the unique tuning and keep it beginner-friendly with familiar chords. You’ll learn how to capture the song’s emotional depth using a steady strumming pattern and a few well-placed embellishments. Great for singalongs or solo performance—this is a must-learn for any 90s music fan.
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This heartfelt 90s ballad is surprisingly beginner-friendly on guitar. In this lesson, you’ll learn all the chords you need to play Linger and how to give the song its signature haunting sound. Whether you’re playing solo or accompanying a singer, this one will quickly become a favorite to return to again and again.
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Fleetwood Mac’s Dreams is a timeless track, and this tutorial shows you how to capture its rhythmic feel using percussive strumming on acoustic guitar. You’ll learn the chord shapes, the groove, and how to combine strumming with light muting for that dreamy, flowing sound. Ideal for players looking to step up their rhythm game.
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This lesson simplifies the iconic Freebird into an accessible acoustic arrangement, keeping the spirit of the original without the fast solo. We’ll go over the chord progression and strumming pattern so you can confidently play and sing this classic at your next jam. A great way to add a legendary song to your repertoire—even if
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This classic protest anthem from Bob Dylan is a must-know for any folk-inspired guitarist. In this lesson, we stick to the basics—easy chords and a traditional folk strumming pattern—to help you play through the whole song confidently. If you’re working on your chord transitions or want to add more Dylan to your setlist, this one’s
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Creep by Stone Temple Pilots is a grungy, emotional tune with a mellow acoustic vibe that works great for solo guitar. In this lesson, I’ll show you an easier version that uses common open chords and a laid-back strumming pattern. Perfect for late beginners who want to start exploring 90s alternative rock on acoustic guitar.
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In this lesson, we break down Born To Run by Bruce Springsteen into a fun and approachable guitar tutorial. Although the original track is packed with energy and layers, we’ve simplified the chords and strumming so that even late beginners can follow along. Whether you’re a fan of The Boss or just want a great
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This strumming-based lesson covers the chord progression and rhythm for Baby, I Love Your Way by Peter Frampton. Perfect for acoustic players, this version simplifies the song into an easy-to-follow pattern that still captures the feel of the original. Whether you’re singing along or jamming solo, this one’s a great addition to your song list.
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