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Songs for a girl, a guy, and a guitar.
casull:
So I've been playing music with this girl recently- everything from old old folk songs to bluesy stuff to more modern things. I'm trying to think of other things for us to sing. Ideally it won't be anything too complicated, since I am not that great at playing guitar and singing simultaneously. Duets would be nice, but even if the original version wasn't a duet, we can work something out. Basically, it needs to be doable on an acoustic guitar. Everything else is negotiable. Ideas?
StaedlerMars:
have you seen juno?
Edit: I'll elaborate a bit, the last five minutes about.
Scandanavian War Machine:
'This Protector' by The White Stripes is a sweet guy/girl duet.
although it uses a piano instead of a guitar, i'm sure you could figure it out.
i used to sing it with this girl i knew who played piano and it was alot of fun.
PECOAE:
--- Quote from: casull on 12 Mar 2008, 16:33 ---So I've been playing music with this girl recently- everything from old old folk songs to bluesy stuff to more modern things. I'm trying to think of other things for us to sing. Ideally it won't be anything too complicated, since I am not that great at playing guitar and singing simultaneously. Duets would be nice, but even if the original version wasn't a duet, we can work something out. Basically, it needs to be doable on an acoustic guitar. Everything else is negotiable. Ideas?
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Hurricane - Bob Dylan, but a fiddle is basically requir'd.
We Are Nowhere, And It's Now - Bright Eyes (this is an amazing duet)
Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Nancy Sinatra (basically a staple for male-female duets)
Ciao! - Lush (Jarvis Cocker & Miki Bernyl - I want to have a threesome with these two)
oh, and if she's good enough:
Fade Into You - Mazzy Star, obviously. But you need a slide or piano.
Christophe:
Velvet Underground- After Hours
Most of Belle and Sebastian's early work (from Tigermilk to Boy With the Arab Strap)
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