Whats the last song you learnt on guitar?

I recently got a rickenbacker 660 12 string and just learned Wild Mountain Thyme
the byrds off of the album 5d

in no particular order

ring of fire
don't be cruel
polythene pam
one sunny day
one together
christmas time is here again
horse with no name

It's been so long.... but the last Beatles one was probably While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

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Two of Us
Mother Natures Son

Currently working on the "Shoop Shoop Song" and Be bop alula...

PS: Something on Uke? That's sacralige!

Radiohead: Street Spirit.

Good fingerpicking song, based on pretty simple open chords

Octopus's Garden. it's so simple and fun to play that i could cry.

working on Eight Days a Week, And Your Bird Can Sing.

Finally getting Piggies to sound right, intro still needs some work.

still working on Don't Be Cruel.

After listening to my mono "White Album", I became entranced by "Goodnight" and decided to come up with a finger-picking "arrangement" on my guitar.

It's sounding pretty cool. Need a capo up at the 7th fret to make it sound the way I want it to.

Originally Posted by jtal909

I recently got a rickenbacker 660 12 string

Niiiiice!

I'm currently working on 'Perfidia' instrumental... the Ventures' version.

well, right now, im working on a BUNCH, but the ones im really proud that im learing are im looking through you and ill follow the sun.

oh, by the way, i have MASTERED obla di obla da. i KILL IT on the guitar!!! XD im really proud of that, sorry...

I've just learnt "Heartbeat" by Buddy Holly, thanks to a YouTube tutorial. I'd like to learn the bass and drum parts to that song, too, so I could record it, but I cannot hear anything too clearly in the mix. But I'm so proud I cannot stop playing it!

yesterday I learned both versions of Something.
it's the most satisfying song I've played so far!
The last one before that was Give A Little Bit by Supertramp, which was lovely

I try everything from The Beatles, Elvis, John Denver even Billy Fury. For some odd reason a song may grab my attention, and it doesn't have to be a Beatle song.

The last song to do this was Mike Oldfields Moonlight Shadow, so then I sit down and figure out the chords, I know I could go online and find them but I just sit try and pick them out.

It's just the chords, I'm not good at guitar riffs, so there I am, the lyrics in front of me and it may take some while before I match the lyrics to the chords, but usually I get there.

I have many music books, Beatles, Eagles, Elvis, John Denver even some sheet music with Love Me Do on 2/6d it was LOL (old British coinage by the way).

Originally Posted by jtal909

I recently got a rickenbacker 660 12 string and just learned Wild Mountain Thyme
the byrds off of the album 5d

Nice one, but something I cannot afford. Bid for a couple of Rickenbackers on E-Bay but been blown out of the water by higher bidders. The 12 string ones are something I dream of owning but alas it will have to stay a dream.

i am still searching for the first naked fifth in i want to hold your hand, the opening chords to the chorus..
well guess it's Eb if you are playing it on the ukulele.

Across The Universe. I finally got the intro right! :D

Today I just learned All You Need is Love! I was so happy. And yesterday I learned Baby You're A Rich Man. That song is amazing to play, I just love it.

....And STILL working on Blackbird. *sigh*

Last song I completed was Here Comes The Sun, with capo on 7th fret. I can sing it while playing, because the lead acoustic (although I play it on electric with clean channel) follows the melody. It's actually quite easy and fun to play.
(Oh, and massive bump. Sorry about that)

I think I'll help the bump along :D (sorry)

I learned 'Dream On' and 'Livin On the Edge' by Aerosmith, but the last Beatles song is either 'And Your Bird Can Sing' or 'SPLHCB'. I kinda work on all of them at the same time(very short attention span, get bored/distracted easily)