Here’s a list of the songs my students have looked at and the links to their pages. A few are just video or audio but many have a video lesson, pdf chord and lyric charts and/or tabs and some also have notation. If you’re looking for a video lesson you don’t see here, just reach out- I’m always adding to my repertoire!
Alt Rock:
Three white horses: Andrew Bird
Beatles
All my lovin’
And I Love Her
Blackbird
Can’t Buy Me Love
Eight days a week
Eleanor Rigby
Hey Jude
Help!
Honey Don’t
Let it Be
Oh Darlin’
Something
Till there was you
What is Life
Yesterday
Blues:
Flip Flop and Fly: Big Joe Turner
Key to the highway: Big Bill Browny
Midnight Rambler: Rolling Stones
Nobody knows you: Eric Clapton
The thrill is gone: BB King
CSNY:
Teach your children well
Country
All My Exes: George Straight
Country roads: John Denver
Down to the river to pray: Alison Krauss
Desperados waiting for a train: Highwaymen
Help me make it through the night: Kris Kristofferso
LA Freeway: Guy Clark
Melissa: Allman Brothers
Navajo rug: Jerry Jeff Walker
Ring of Fire: Johnny Cash
Tennessee waltz: Patti Page
Trashy Women: Confederate Railroad
Merle Haggard
Momma Tried
Silver Wings
Willie Nelson
Blue Eyes Cryin’ in the rain
Crazy
Hands on the Wheel
My heroes have always been cowboys
Dylan
Blowin’ in the Wind
I’ll be your baby
When I paint my Masterpiece
Eagles
Best of My Love
Hotel california
Peaceful easy feelin’
Take it to the limit
Elvis:
Can’t Help Fallin’ in Love
Frank Sinatra
Angel Eyes
Fly me to the Moon: Frank Sinatra
Glen Campbell
Gentle on my mind
Glen Miller
Pennsylvania 6-5000
That Old Black Magic
Grateful Dead
Box of Rain
Bright Side of the road
Broke-down Palace
Casey jones
Cumberland Blues
Deal
Deep Elem blues
Dire wolf
Eyes of the world
Franklin’s Tower
Hobo song
Monkey and the engineer
Ripple
Great American Song Book:
After you’ve Gone: Ella Fitzgerald
Ain’t Misbehavin’: Fats Waller
Beautiful Love: Victor Young
Beyond the Sea: Bobby Darin
Bye Bye blackbird: Ray Henderson
Cry me a river: Julie London
Come rain or come shine: Connie Francis
Don’t get around much: Duke Ellington
East of the sun: Frank Sinatra
Edelweiss: Rogers and Hammerstein
It All Depends on You: Ray Henderson
It had to be you: Isham Jones
Smile: Charlie Chaplin
Scotch and soda: Kingston Trio
Someone to watch over me: Gerwhwins
Sweet Georgia Brown: Ben Bernie
You belong to me: Chilton Price
Harold Arlen
I’ve got the World on a String
Over the rainbow
Louis Armstrong
Hello Dolly
What a Wonderful World
Nat King Cole
Autumn Leaves
When I fall in love
Original:
All that love for you!
Blues for Ukulele
Blues in Am
Cenote Afternoon
Funk on a classical guitar
Jira Jira Jira!
I think Robin Williams saw it coming
Six string shrink
Monkey gets in the way
Upside down in the boneyard
Patriotic:
America the Beautiful
God Bless America
Yankee doodle
Star spangled banner
This land is your land
Ukrainian national anthem
Pop
Beautiful People: Melanie
Dream Lover: Bobby Darin
Dock of the bay: Otis Redding
Don’t know why: Nora Jones
Every breath you take: Police
Every rose has it’s thorn: Poison
Giving Tree
Heart of Gold: Neil Young
Hey soul Sista
Hallelujah
I will wait
King of the road
Let it Be Me
Love potion number 9
Love of my life
Lola: kinks
Lean on me: Bill Withers
La Vie en rose: Edith Piaf
Margaritaville: Jimmy Buffet
Pink houses: John Mellencamp
Push off: The Palms
Skinny love: Bon Iver
Stand by me: Ben E. King
Tango till they’re sore: Tom Waits
Wildflower: Tom Petty
Wagon Wheel: Darius Rucker
Walking back to Georgia: Jim Croce
Will you still love me tomorrow: Carol King
What a wonderful World: Sam Cooke
Waving the flag: K’naan
Your song: Elton John
Ray Charles
Am I Blue
Georgia
Rock
Bohemian Rhapsody: Queen
La Grange: Z Z Top
Last Dance with Mary Jane: Tom Petty
Little Wing: Jimmie Hendrix
Man who sold the world: David Bowie
Come as you are: Nirvana
Nutshell: Alice In Chains
People Are Strange: Doors
Saturday night: Misfits
Sultans of swing: Dire Straights
Ten Years Gone: Led Zeppelin
Sweet Home Alabama: Lynyrd Skynyrd
White Room: Cream
Whiskey in a Jar: Metallica
Seasonal:
Auld Lang Syne
Alice’s restaurant
Christmas Song
Jingle Bells
Jingle bell rock
Peter cottontail
Run Run Rudolph
San tarantula
Silent Night
White Christmas
Winter Wonderland
We wish you a merry Christmas
Let it Snow
My favorite things
Traditional:
Chim Chim Cherie
Donkey riding
Fields of Athenry
Happy Birthday
House of the Rising Sun
Take me out to the ball game
Mollie malone
Waltzing Matilda
When Irish Eyes are Smilin’
Novelty:
Spiderman
I most enjoy the interaction between myself and my students. There is something profoundly cool about helping a guitarist or a uke player on their own path. I find working with beginners- especially adult beginners- is both humbling and fulfilling. I like to think I offer an excellent product! And I truly enjoy working with people who are either looking to take up this wonderful instrument or improve their playing. My remote students get a combination of real-time coaching and personal customized video lessons and in-person students get the advantage of one-to-one focused attention, of course. We start out with a goal -usually a song you want to learn- decide when we’ll meet, and figure out how long it’s going to take to get it the way you want.