[Rumble_b]

Hey everyone

My brother has asked me to play a few songs at his upcoming wedding. Just a few songs during parts of the ceremony. Nothing much really. Maybe 3 or 4 acoustic songs, no vocals. They don't really have anything special they want played but they are both big beatles fans. My problem is everything I know is rock, blues, some country or not really wedding music(depressing, sad, etc.). Any thoughts??

Thanks

 

[laristotle]

Beatles - Blackbird
http://www.tabpower.com/s37169.html

 

[suttree]

something. great wedding song for sure.

 

[bagpipe]

I like Across the Universe - it also has a really nice intro:

http://ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/b/beatles/across_the_universe_tab.htm

 

[fretboard]

Try "Two of Us" off Let It Be.

 

[Rumble_b]

Thanks guys. I'll see what i can do with those.

 

[violation]

Highway to Hell :rockon2:

Ah come on, you know it was coming.

 

[witweew]

These days I'm really into techno and techno/rock and stuff like that -- try searching for these songs:

Thomas Falke "Revolution On The Dance Floor"
Groove Cutter "My Shooter"
Control One "Just A Little Bit"
Ian Carey "Redlight"
Kevin Weg "Dead Radio"

I don't usually go for techno but these are sort of like a wierd crossover between rock and techno/trance.

Here are also some downloads with some other cool stuff too -- http://www.electricfilebox.com/tracks

 

[devnulljp]

D.I.V.O.R.C.E. by Tammy Wynette (I like Billy Connolly's version)?

 

[Tarl]

The Beatles - Norwegian wood

 

[iaresee]

The Odds - Wendy Under The Stars

 

[JHarasym]

"Your Song" - Elton John
"Beautiful" - Gordon Lightfoot
"How Can I tell You" - Cat Stevens
"Danny's Song" - Kenny Loggins

 

[Rumble_b]

Wow this thread came back from the dead. The wedding was a while ago, it went well.

 

[Wild Bill]

Wish I had spotted this thread in time!

Joe Pesci did a great album as Cousin Vinnie, his character from the movie My Cousin Vinnie where he played an Italian-American two bit lawyer from the Bronx, with Marisa Tomei as his mouthy fiance.

The album actually has some surprisingly good cuts, in a blues and big band jazz vein.

One song in particular sells the whole album - "Take Your Love and Shove it Up Your Ass!"

You'll laugh so hard your drink will come out your nose!

:food-smiley-004: