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17 March 2012
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I’m in Florida right now, and I brought my electric guitar but I’m looking to play acoustic songs on it. I need to know of some songs(Beatles or non-Beatles) that would be appropriate to play on the beach. I have a capo so that’s not a problem.
Any ideas? Thanks
11.55am
3 June 2012
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I use to play, because they are easy (I´m not a good guitarrist)
–For No One (Key “C”)
-Fool on the hill
Non Beatles.
-Too much love will kill you (Mercury)
-Mandy
-Have you ever really loved a woman (Bryam Adams) great song to play to a girl xd
4.25pm
9 May 2012
Offline Wonderwall :)?
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2.23am
10 August 2011
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Yikes, where to start LennonCloset?
With the exception of Hendrix, Cream, and Zeppelin, most of the major bands of the ’60s can be played on the beach with a guitar – and I did.
I still have my acoustic “beach” guitar – sand and all.
Stones (As Tears Go By), Dylan (Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright), Simon and Garfunkel (Sounds of Silence, America, Homeward Bound), Donovan (Colours), Kinks (Well Respected Man), Beach Boys (Sloop John B), Lovin’ Spoonful (Daydream), Mamas and the Papas (California Dreamin’), Animals (House of the Rising Sun) ….
Beatles? Yes, Hey Jude ; also Yesterday , Can’t Buy Me Love , And I Love Her
These by and large have straighforward chords (no sus 4, diminished this, augmented that,…)
These days you can easily get chords and lyrics on line.
Keep us posted!
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4.51am
17 March 2012
Offline Thanks guys! I’m fine with playing suspended, diminished, and augmented chords, though, so any ideas that include those?
5.30am
5 November 2011
Offline Howsabout The Fool Who Ripped His Pants? If you did that one though, you would have to sing it too or else it is no fun.
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6.20am
17 March 2012
Offline Haha, unknown! Sadly, I know that song by heart… But what do you expect from someone who spends their free time imagining themselves living a happy, Yoko Ono free life with John Lennon ?
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4 December 2010
Offline I’m sure you could adapt this:
I told her I didn’t
6.01pm
10 August 2011
Offline Walrus, that’s great.
Sounds like McCartney could have written it (and vetoed by Lennon, so it didn’t show up until Venus And Mars instead of “Lonely Old People”….)
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13 July 2012
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Offline I’m only a few years late, but anything from Rubber Soul !
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Starr Shine?2.46pm
1 November 2013
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I’m only a few years late, but anything from Rubber Soul !
Run For Your Life would be great at a public beach!
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Offline Annadog40 said
Mr. Kite said
I’m only a few years late, but anything from Rubber Soul !Run For Your Life would be great at a public beach!
I kinda wanna try that now!
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Starr Shine?9.13pm
1 November 2012
Offline Though this is technically not “on the beach” but rather at a campfire at night in the Rocky Mountains (at the Colorado ranch of music producer James William Guercio), it has a “strumming at the beach” feel to it:
Faded flowers, wait in a jar, till the evening is complete... complete... complete... complete...
9.37pm
16 September 2013
Offline Although it is not a great Beatles’ song, this is a great sing-along-at-the-beach Beatles’ song: “All Together Now .” It has easy chords, a steady acoustic strum, nonsense words that sound good with “gang” vocals… come to think of it, it sounds like it was written on the spot, at the beach, around a campfire, under the influence, in between bites of a toasted marshmallow… 
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Offline Bungalow Bob said
Although it is not a great Beatles’ song, this is a great sing-along-at-the-beach Beatles’ song: “All Together Now .” It has easy chords, a steady acoustic strum, nonsense words that sound good with “gang” vocals… come to think of it, it sounds like it was written on the spot, at the beach, around a campfire, under the influence, in between bites of a toasted marshmallow…
Joe’s page says the song was written for the Yellow Submarine film and that The Beatles completed the song in a six-hour session. So it was completed on the spot (quickly) and had to do with a a cartoon/film about something in the sea and many seas have beaches so you may be partially right. The under the influence part may be true too.
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