Anyone know any good songs names that are for just 1-acoustic guitar, no other instruments or vocals? Probably finger picking, not too too difficult?
Here are ones I have been trying to learn if anyone wants to try I have tab and can email.

Embryonic Journey -Jefferson Airplane
Bron-Yr-Aur -Led Zeppelin
Black Mountainside -Led Zeppelin
Midsummer's Daydream -Triumph

Hi.... I did a search for Led Zeppelin and found your comments. I've been trying to learn Black Mountainside. The other songs you have listed also look worth checking out. If you can send me the tabs that would be great.
thanks

Ok.... here's what I have so far for Black Mountainside. It's going to be a work in progress for a long while..... but it's fun to play. This is the only tune I practice for now. Other than that I work on sections of the daily practice routine.

http://youtu.be/_6SeRn4mIrA

I was not aware of that. I did see on You Tube other songs that Led Zeppelin had used as well. It's pretty sad to see. I always assumed that Jimmy Page had always done his own work. I would like to learn more tunes that he plays. I'll just have to do more research on the songs that I pick.

Led Zepplin... The most popular blues cover band of all time ;)

Did they really got away with it? I thought they were forced to pay royalties for their covers...or not all of them?

Hmm you re right!! Only "accusations" about it was the issue..

On Jimmy Page/Led Zeppelin,

Does anyone think that Jimmy Page is less of a musician now as a result of this information coming out? I even heard that Stairway to Heaven was "influenced" as well....

Stairway is influenced by a couple different sources, but musically speaking it's a fairly common chord progression. I personally don't think of him as less of a musician because of a some copped songs and licks. Guy can flat out play and influenced thousands of other players.

From the little I know the biggest issues came from stealing lyrics and entire sections of songs, which I can't really put full blame on Jimmy. Before he was in Zep he made a living doing studio work, so he definitely had skills and musicianship.

i missed the solo in o2 arena (2007?) -.- and it makes me said to hear such bad things about zeppelin :(

Well interesting facts...

off topic, but, I live near Inverness which is near enough to Boleskin House and when I was a kid my father bought a garden rotorvator from Pages gardener, the closest I have ever been to guitar greatness has been pushing that piece of crap round my dads potato patch :/ ... for the record that Boleskin/Doors area ( of Inverness ) is most definitely dark and fuk'd up.

PM'd for your TAB's

There are a lot of links to the past in Scotland, we have many stone circles, Cairns and carved marker stones. There are arrangements of stones that align with Ley lines and ones that mark the summer and winter solstice's, below are a few sights as examples..

http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/prop...m?PropID=PL_067
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_O_Many_Stanes
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/prop...m?PropID=PL_081
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/prop...m?PropID=PL_191

We also have a lot of interesting sights on the surrounding islands too..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Callanish_Stones

There are massive stone circles in Orkney and tombs that date before Christ and are as old as pyramids of Ancient Egypt.... http://www.maeshowe.co.uk/

A lot of these sights have been "studied" ( more like plundered! ) by the Victorians and the artifacts and clues to there meanings long gone, most of these places have been reasoned as nothing more than calenders for farmers and burial grounds for important Picts http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picts .........but no one really knows.

I have visited all these sights and more as I find them fascinating, they speak an ancient language long forgot and are of a time when man connected with the natural and supernatural.

The Inverness area has had a couple interesting characters, the Brahn Seer predicted a lot of events that have come true http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/pbs/index.htm and some people ( mostly tourists )still believe in the lochness monster http://www.nessie.co.uk/.....

So maybe all these things brought Aleister Crowley to Scotland thinking it a good place to harness energies and practice black magic and for others curious to find out about such things to gravitate to Boleskine house ( and they still do ).

I haven't been up to house since going there years back when I was a kid to help my dad pick up that Rotorvator, for the record we had a reason to be there and we were invited. But I have been to the area around Boleskine at the lochs and woods, innocently enough, and have experienced things, you can feel a bad vibe there, kinda like a bad trip without the trip.

I don't know what your thoughts are on things like ghosts, U.F.O's, Ouija board's ect Pebber, a lot of folks good and bad experiences of these things can be attributed to being drunk or on LSD ect I wouldn't be sticking my neck out much by saying that there is more to life than what we can see and what we believe and a lot of people have experienced the weird while completely sober so I think an open mind is needed when dealing with these things.

I could tell you one of these ghost stories and although the story maybe be true, it would be just that, another story that unless it happened to you you wouldn't really believe it and i'd rather not give the place kudos. Suffice to say that anyone with any "good" sense should not go ghost hunting around there as I don't think even Alister Crowley was in full control of what he conjured up and he has definitely left an unwanted legacy that is real, it wouldn't surprise me if Page found the place too heavy and that was why he didn't spend too long there.

fitting song in my opinion and also Jeff fucking Beck !!!

Looks beautiful, man! It's just the bloody weather... Once a Scottish couple asked my wife where she was living. When she told them in London their response was "Aaah, London! Wonderful weather!" :))