3 Easy Guitar Songs With 2 Chords -YOU MUST LEARN THESE SONGS

In this video I will teach you three simple songs that you can play at your solo acoustic gigs. These are my favorite 3 songs with 2 chords. I will show you how to play the basic chords, strumming patterns and more. I will also show you some basic looping tricks you can use to take them to the next level whether you are a beginner or an experienced player. By the end of this lesson you will have 3 songs (4 if you count the bonus song) under your belt and ready to perform. Enjoy this guitar lesson and performance and looping tips.
Check out my basic looper video if you are new to guitar loops:
• How To Use A Guitar Lo...
00:00 Intro and Objectives
02:22 Song 1
05:54 Song1 Loop
07:14 Song 2
10:11 Song 2 Loop
11:20 Song 2 Finger Style Version
11:59 Song 3
14:02 Song 3 Loop
14:26 Song 4 Bonus!
15:47 Song 4 Loop
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[@bluesky6408]

Very personable, and with a great groove, which makes his teaching so approachable

[@FrankPersico]

Thank you kindly!

[@Ben-xl7ft]

Hey Frank, your looping video was the most useful one I’ve watched on the subject. Cheers!

[@FrankPersico]

Wow. I’m so happy to hear that. I appreciate the kind words

[@stringmantony]

This is a really great video, Frank! Thank you.

[@FrankPersico]

You're very welcome!

[@FASFatherandSon]

Great video as always. I'm a teacher in a NYC middle school, and when you said the word fingering I thought, if I said that in front my students, they would have a field day. lol

[@FrankPersico]

Ahhh to be young again. Thanks 🙏

[@mritchea]

The C - Em is also Whiskey Meyers “Broken Window Serenade “ Just another one to add to the list. Be Blessed, Cheers.

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks for that! Added

[@johnmichael1740]

Frank that was an excellent lesson as they all are. You are very inspiring I can relate to your style of playing Going to dust off my looper lol thanks for sharing

[@FrankPersico]

Go for it! And thanks 🙏

[@chrisgoodenough1374]

Great job and useful for those at varying levels of skill/experience. Definitely going to check out your looping video. As someone who’s never used pedals before the whole idea of coordinating foot with hands is intimidating.

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks so much. Yes please do. I think it will demystify most of it.

[@Dobroz99]

Thanks for the great video!!

[@FrankPersico]

My pleasure! Have a great day

[@penprop01]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽thank you

[@FrankPersico]

My pleasure

[@bourbonloftstudio]

Always informative and inspiring, Frank. No bs. Love it

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks so much

[@AG-wg1sy]

Another awesome video! Thanks, Frank!

[@FrankPersico]

You got it AG!

[@markmalanaphy3374]

Congratulations on you 10k sub 😎🎸

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks so much!!

[@kellydelf]

you can congratulate yourself for the subscriptions friend. Dont thank us. I'm thanking you. ive performed before and looking to start again. your channel is not only full of huge tips and ideas but also encouragement . it feels like genuine support for my personal journey. I play all three songs already but you've added something to all of them got to get on your looper vid . I never really used my looping pedal before. it's quite basic so I questioned it's value in a performance . I can see now I've been wasting time not getting on with it.

[@FrankPersico]

I do appreciate it

[@GregMyser]

Definitely check out the looper video…mine gathered dust for about two years . The overdubbing confused me…now I get it, and it’s totally a game changer!! My first creation was The Joker by Steve Miller. Now it’s The Joker by Greg Myser 😂🤯🥳…putting my twist on it ( I like that better than the overused, “you made it your own” cliche ). Have fun!! Thanks Frank🙏🏻!!

[@professorwhoopee]

Love ya work. Thank you!

[@FrankPersico]

You're welcome!

[@jaws86015]

awesome you inspire me!

[@FrankPersico]

Wow, thanks!

[@elc1109]

great video Frank, super helpful!

[@FrankPersico]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ross1ful]

🫵🏼😎 Thank you! Keep up the good work !

[@FrankPersico]

Much appreciated. Thanks for commenting

[@CozBoogie]

Another great video Frank. Thanks for reminding us to make those connections with the audience and being true to our own craft and voice. Cheers from the PNW (Pacific Northwest).

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks so much.

[@lindapeterson2892]

Congratulations 🎉 I knew you could do it!

[@FrankPersico]

Thank you!!

[@mikeholper5992]

Great video Frank! Loving these ideas for songs using loopers. Great job!

[@FrankPersico]

So glad to hear. Thanks for the comment …

[@travisharrison94]

Great and valuable content. Thank you for your time in bringing this to us. Travis from Australia

[@FrankPersico]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stevewhittaker2930]

Another banging video 😊 thanks Frank, I have a looper and have been playing for 2 years now and your videos and teaching style is perfect for were I'm at 😁👍

[@FrankPersico]

That’s great to hear. Thanks for commenting

[@fordmi79]

Man… I’m adding Elenor Rigby to this weekend’s setlist. Another 2 chord favorite of mine, good for looping, lead playing over it, and engaging the crowd - Miss You by The Stones.

[@FrankPersico]

Sweet! Let us know how it does. And thanks for the Stones suggestion!

[@japwis]

Tennessee Whisky is actually a song by Etta James called: I’d Rather Go Blind.

[@FrankPersico]

Oh wow I’d didn’t know. Gotta check that out.

[@RockStarMichael]

Good suggestions brother. Going to play all of them tonight and see how it rolls.

[@FrankPersico]

Awesome let us know how you do ..

[@SeekerGoOn2013]

You provide comfort and confidence. Also - those Tenn. Whiskey chords can be used for “I’d Rather Go Blind”.

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks so much . And thanks for the song suggestion… that is a fairly common theme from Tenn Whiskey. The I-chord to the ii-chord ..

[@thedp6736]

Great video as usual, I hope you don't mind me pointing out that the bonus song Tennessee Whisky is basically the same as I'd Rather Go Blind which is something I sometimes do in my four or five song interlude set at my local bar in Brazil (my growly bluesy vocal suits it better than Beatles or Fleetwood Mac).

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks for the comment and please by all means point out whatever you want. I’m glad you did. It means we all learned something and that’s the whole point

[@dustbowlrelics]

Sam Roberts - Hard Road

[@FrankPersico]

Awesome thanks for sharing

[@johnritchi]

Ron Z talked me into getting a Ditto when I was taking lessons with him. It's been my mortal enemy!! Haha! I really need to make peace with it.

[@FrankPersico]

Loopers have their place for sure

[@johnritchi]

I have the single button Ditto. The one you have looks a lot less frustrating!

[@FrankPersico]

@@johnritchiI use the single button at home but at gigs I use the x4 for the stop button and to have an extra looping track and the fade function

[@telbon8869]

@FrankPersico Thank you SO much!! I played some guitar decades ago but couldn't afford instruction , got frustrated at my lack of progress and gave it up. But I always felt a big void in my life without being able to play . You have inspired me- although now I'm a senior citizen- to pick up the guitar again. Your clear, inspired instruction makes me feel as though I CAN DO IT!! Who says you can't teach an "old dog" new tricks??!!

[@richieuccello8071]

thank you man. very much. i’m at that point but not finally or at last i’ve been here for a while. STUCK.. WHY? IDK cause i can sing, i can play, i can sing and play.. aaah. ok. see the ah ha moment. i need more work less play.. 🤔 hmm.. thank you !! though because that connection is important, you know, say maybe in considering our mentors etc.

[@FrankPersico]

Thanks for the comment. You got this. Just do it slowly and with joy and purpose and it will work

[@litemetal]

I just wish I could make a few dollars to cover my new strings . Approximately $300 - $400 a year. (12 guitars x once a year) not too big of a goal. I like elixirs, they sound great and last. If you rotate the inventory. 🎉

[@FrankPersico]

You can! I’m actually thinking about a video where I talk about this

[@scrivmusic453]

Good video, question, how do you learn how to do the little bits up the guitar neck e.g in the case of Eleanor rigby?

[@FrankPersico]

I wish there was an ez way to explain here in comments. That part I just did by ear

[@scrivmusic453]

How to learn the solo bits and bass notes? And octaves pleaseeee I loop but I’m stuck on the open chords down the neck help 😂

[@FrankPersico]

I wish I could explain quick in comments. I didn’t show it in the video because then the video would have been too long and people would complain lol. Maybe in the future I will try to make a video just in Eleanor rigby and how I play it.

[@scrivmusic453]

@@FrankPersico thanks mate! You’re one of my favourite KZbinrs. I’m absolutely stuck in a rut of playing basic barre and open chords. If there was one thing you think I should try to learn so I can improvise up the neck and with octaves what would it be? Should I learn the caged system online course? Thanks for your help

[@hubert390]

First!

[@FrankPersico]

lol 😂

[@coolramone]

1. Eleanor Rigby Em C 2. Dreams F G 3. Horse with No Name Em D6add9/F# 4. Tennessee Whiskey A Bm

[@FrankPersico]

Thank you