Archive for December, 2009
The Best Acoustic Songs of the Holidays
Posted on December 10, 2009, under blog.
December is one of our favorite months. With Christmas coming up, snowboarding, and snuggling by the fire, there is always a reason to add more acoustic songs in your life. There are a lot of exciting things going on with the site, and we’ve received some great feedback by our visitors.
We finally got our Facebook and Twitter accounts up and running and are ready to stay connected always. We’ll be updating our pages there frequently and want to follow all you out there as well. Its always nice to see what people are talking about out there, especially when it comes to acoustic music. We know that you make our acoustic music blog a success.
Our next big adventure involves getting a lot of new content up for the site. We will be getting some song up that will be simple and easy to learn for those of you out there wanting to learn some easy acoustic songs to get the ball rolling in your music career. We’ll also be putting up a list of the best acoustic songs of all time. We’re excited to refresh the site with this new content. Another idea we’ve had is to diversify our posts. We’ll be throwing in some pretty nice twists coming up soon.
Bob Dylan – Blowin In the Wind
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“How many times must a man look up, before he can see the sky? Yes, ‘n’ how many ears must one man have before he can hear people cry? Yes, ‘n’ how many deaths will it take till he knows that too many people have died?”
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Cary Brothers – Blue Eyes
Posted on December 7, 2009, under Cary Brothers.
| “Wish enough, wise man’ll tell you a lie. Window broke, torn up screens. Who’d have thought that you’d dream of a single tragic scene? I just wanna sing a song with you. I just want to take it off of you. Cause blue eyes, you’re the secret I keep.”
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John Denver – Annie’s Song
Posted on December 5, 2009, under John Denver.
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“You fill up my senses, like a night in the forest, like the mountains in springtime, like a walk in the rain like a storm in the desert, like a sleepy blue ocean. You fill up my senses, come fill me again. “
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