You MUST LEARN These 3 Songs -Most Requested For A Solo Acoustic Gig
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- I will share three songs that are crowd pleasers that I rely on as a pro at my solo acoustic guitar gigs. I will share basic lesson on how I approach playing these most requested songs on acoustic guitar. They are easy to play but I will give you some extra pro tips to add to the style of these songs. By the time you are finished watching you will be excited to add these classic crowd-pleasers to your set list and play them at your next gig.
00:00 Intro
02:07 Song 1
08:21 Song 2
13:54 Song 3
Correction:
16:26 For "Touching Warm" The Correct Chord is A6. Sorry bout that.
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***correction A6 is the chord for “touching warm” I realized the mistake after upload on the Neil Diamond song!!! 😮
“Remember: You’re there to make people happy, not impress other musicians”. Hands down the best reminder ever lol. Well said my brother.
Thanks for the comment. All the best to u
@FrankPersico
You betcha’. Best to you as well. It’s even better than “The crowd loves a cliche”, which is so true. West of the Mississippi I think we’re all contractually obligated to play “Wagon Wheel” lol. Whether we want to or not.
Really dig the “must play” and “never play” series. They’re spot on.
You are right about Sweet Caroline. I was at an open mic night, and another older guy played this, and the whole crowd came alive! They were singing those iconic parts and having a blast! There were some great guitar players that night who were mesmerizing, but everyone was talking about the old guy who did Sweet Caroline. Gotta give the people what they want!
I just played it last night at a gig. Bar was full of young-ish people and I was playing shit like Green Day. Chili Peppers and everyone was digging it. I said to myself let me try sweet Caroline not being sure how it would go over on the younger audience. They went crazy lol
this is exactly what i needed. where to dig to spice it up. wow suddenly I m doing what i want to be doing. 😮
Enjoy! Thanks for commenting
You are a good man, Frank...good people. Thank you!
My pleasure
I'm a lazy bastard so thank God for the capo (or, more specifically, the person who actually invented the capo). I play 'Brown-Eyed Girl' with a capo on the fifth fret -- that way you can use suspended chords to move around all those licks that are on the record with going to too much effort. Likewise, with 'Take Me Home Country Roads', I could never hit that note in the line... "to the place, I be-LONG', so I've simply shifted the capo down to the 1st fret and I'm sweet. I do more sing-a-long stuff with older people than actual gigs in pubs etc., and they appreciate the slightly lower key too.
I'm in Australia, and yep, 'Country Roads' and 'Sweet Caroline' are must-do songs every single time. Some of the people I play to are in their 90s and they still sing along with every word. Loving your content. Cheers mate!
Hi and thanks for the comment and the input. I meant to mention in the video how all the songs can be transposed to suit your voice via moving the capo but of course I forgot and didn’t realize until I published. This comment is very helpful and I (and I’m sure the other viewers) appreciate it
Tony Rice was one of the most tasteful, innovative, and skilled acoustic guitarists of all time. He often used a capo. Nobody but a fool would call Mr. Rice 'lazy'.
@@jimwing.2178 one of my jazz teachers used always badmouth my capo lol.
@@FrankPersico That proves to me that your jazz teacher is a fool.😀
@@jimwing.2178 To be quite honest it did used to rub me wrong when he did it.
So much truth man .. great advice for the youth 🙂
Thanks for the comment. Trying to pay it forward
Thanks for this Frank. Same philosophy I have.... there to make people happy and entertain them.
Absolutely. Things changed once I really started to feel this way … I didnt so much when I was younger
Excellent video Frank! Love that you show us where to dig and we can grab our shovel and see what we can add to our guitar playing!
Will be definitely adding several gold nuggets found in your lesson. Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment
"I believe you are there to make people happy" ... YES!!! I don't enjoy listening to every song that I play, but I can find a way to enjoy playing it, simply because the listeners are enjoying it. "Sweet Caroline" is in my setlist constantly. Always good for getting a crowd to sing along. The other 2 are in my songbook and rotated as needed. The songs I've had requested the most are "Midnight Rider" and "Turn the Page." Great video and tips!
Thanks so much for the kind words and for sharing some of your picks as well!
Yeah. Totally agree. sometimes there are songs you don't want to play but usually, the reaction from the crowd is so positive that it doesn't matter. We're there to entertain them and surprisingly some songs can't be overplayed.
Great tips for spicing them up, really love your videos!
Totally!
Great stuff....I cover these and they're crowd favs for sure....thanks man
My pleasure
“Don’t think you’re too cool to play anything” at 8:58. What a great comment that we should all take to heart!
Hahaha 😂 some people didn’t like that I said that
Take Me Home Country Road - is cherished around the world. Everywhere I go, people love to sing it at karaoke. It’s a true phenomenon.
It sure is …
Love everything about your channel. Thanks! I don't comment often so that's really saying something. ❤
I very much appreciate the kind words. Comment as much as I want and any opinions are welcome.
Hi frank really great vids really appreciated 😀🎸
Glad you like them!
My go-to tunes to grab the crowd: Moondance, House at Pooh Corner, Helplessly Hoping, and a mashup of Evil Ways-Woodstock-Solitary Man.
Thanks for sharing!
You hit the nail on the head, if u ou play these songs Everyone will love you !!!😊
👍🤘
Good one! Many thanks!
Thank you too!
Great advice. And a well taught lesson thank you Frank
Very welcome 🙏
Well done Frank!
Thanks so much
Thanks Frank for sharing you gifts and insights, you do such a great job! A few gigs ago "Take me Home Country Roads" was requested by a table (Family?) when I played it many of them linked arms and Sang along with absolute Joy!
Nice. Thanks for commenting. It’s great when people interact with the performance!
Been playing all three for 25 years myself. You are so right we forget/omit these in shows unless requested. These are Bangers should use them when the crowd doesn't seem involved.
Exactly. We Need to take a step back sometimes
your channel just rolled into my algorithm today and you've got a another sub from it 👍 ..
I enjoyed the humour at your intro and didn't mind discovering the 3 songs. Not a single frame was skipped.. I rather enjoyed your candor and very much appreciated the brevity where things are going to be repeated ..yadda yadda ..blah blah ..so to speak .. excellent work!
Welcome aboard! I really appreciate
Here in Germany you need these four songs: Country Roads, Sweet Home Alabama, Wonderwall, Hallelujah. These are absolute must haves in a Germany based troubadour‘s repertoire......
Pretty much the same here: these songs are universal in appeal … thanks for sharing
und Ze Boxer von Simon und Garfunkel! I played the Irish pubs in Germany for 21 years
I was playing along without a capo handy so I tried playing Country Roads in A with open strings, A9, D9, hammer-ons on the E and F#m and I really like it. I'm going to play it in open A from now on.
That’s great. Yeah deff put it in whatever key is best for you. Thanks for the comment
Nice, thanks for making the vid.
Any time!
The crowd LOVES cliche' ... especially after a few cocktails
For sure 👍
Excellent recommendations (as usual) I remember being on a shuttle bus after a wedding going back to the hotel and people spontaneously broke into “Country Roads” there is nothing quite like that sing a longs are the best! Thank you for doing this 👍
Thanks so much. And I very much appreciate the super thanks 🙏
Thanks. Your a great help
I appreciate
This is amazing!
Homemade UA-cam at its roots!
Thanks for the lesson!
You're very welcome!
The #1 song I always get requested is Free Bird
😂 People love to yell out that one for sure- here in Wi. I think it’s just a joke. ❤
Me too but I never know if people are being serious.. 🧐
I just tell them they should be careful what they wish for and start playing it. Haha
When someone shout free bird, I play Three little birds by Bob Marley.
@@clementineforever Just like everyone in the UP did when I played there. If I’m in the crowd and have already talked to the musician, then I will be the guy yelling “Free Bird” as soon as they are done for the night lol. I think it’s obligatory for the ‘70s child in me.
You’re right, and I do yell it as a joke, but we always found it was actually the best encore song ever. It gave everybody one last slow dance with their girl, and they got to rock out so they were winded and ready to go home afterwards lol. And let’s not forget how much the bar owner enjoys all those extra last call orders and “to go” sales from everyone working up a thirst.
Invaluable.
Thanks so much
Where I am in country NSW, Australia, I often get asked for the same old stuff... Brown Eyed Girl, Summer Of 69, Jessie's Girl, plus Aussie favorites like Khe Sanh by Cold Chisel, Eagle Rock by Daddy Cool, Flame Trees by Cold Chisel... in fact, they usually just yell out "play some Chisel!!!!" I have all those in my repertoire but usually only play them if I am asked, or if the floor is pumping and I want to keep them up.
Nice… thanks for sharing !!
New sub. Solid advice. Entertain, not impress. These are 3 of my goto songs. I have @150 songs in my active set list and move them around to fit current crowd.😊
Thanks for the sub!
If you add a 4th, I'd say in the last set "Friends In Low Places." Always elicits a sing-along.
Great suggestion. Thank you
Very good instruction! You do UA-cam lessons very well!
Thank you kindly!
First of all excellent video as always. I started learning Brown eyed Girl and it was a very fun song for me to play but I never finished learning it. Country roads might have been the first song I ever learned on the guitar at least first complete song. I actually went to college in West Virginia so a country friend of mine who's also a great musician taught me it. I'm a special ed teacher in New York City and the kids had a show where Sweet Caroline was one of the songs. The kids went nuts over it.
Oh wow… great story man thanks for sharing… time to finish up Brown Eyed Girl Lolol
@@FrankPersico absolutely
Well presented seminar. “Who doesn’t like “ Brown Eyed Girl”!?!
🙏
I do sweet Caroline and love van Morrison I like hear comes the night as well really helpful vid thanks frank
Glad you enjoyed it
Thx Frank. I really enjoy your videos and tips. A couple more good sing along songs, Have you ever seen the rain, by CCR. I capo up to fifth fret and play a C shape chord. And, Chicken Fried by Zac Brown.
Definitely great ones. They will probably find there way into part III. Thanks for sharing
Yes, good tunes to play. I did 2 of those 3 songs....Boston Celtics Championship Parade today...My "Little Martin" Guitar in hand and 2 Katana Boss mini amps (tied to my belt)--one amp for guitar other for singing. I went in by train and subway. Funny thing, On the train going in I couldn't get anyone to sing "Sweet Caroline" w/ me--that happens...different story once on the crowded Subway, I got the whole train singing. I also did "Country Roads"...good sing alongs...the women love those songs....also in the repertoire for today was "You are my Sunshine" for the young ladies/ children and women police officers--they like it. Also got a lot of mileage out of "Lean on Me"--everyone knows it. I play those songs well. I had a lot of women said to me today "I love you" --lol
5 STARS!
--Van
P.S. I get quite a few people taking pictures of me...I wear a black cowboy hat, sunglasses and guitar...sang "On the Road Again" on the way home...another winner!
Hey thanks for sharing your story. Pretty cool indeed!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the Super thanks. Much appreciated
You are welcome! God Bless!
Just now realized that D walkdown in Brown Eyed Girl is identical to Operator lol
I never realized.
Margaritaville, take me home, country roads, agree with brown eyed girl
Excellent. Thanks for commenting :):)
Your song choices are right on... Regarding Sweet Caroline... the ladies like that one (maybe because of the Elvis cover)... Where I am (down south) Happy Together by the Turtles also works great. Lastly, anything by Sam Cooke seems to interest customers... Only Sixteen still connects with the older crowd...
Thanks so much for the additional songs! Maybe I need another video part 3!
You’re right, I never play sweet Caroline because I think everyone is sick of it, but when I do play it, everyone gets happy. I’ll have to remind myself of that. The intro is better if you add the second and third notes as the riff progresses. You might’ve shown that as an alternative.
Yeah we have to remember they are not musicians just regular “civilians” lol
Blisters in the sun, creep, I'm a beliver
Thanks for the input!
Sweet Caroline…
I am learning guitar, our band project is figuring out a set list.
This pops up, while on vacation in Mexico I was out on the street when from a bar I hear Sweet Caroline…the street became alive. I’m not sure if “alive” is the right description. Maybe “Return of the Living Dead” is what I am thinking…
That tune has powers, powerful powers…
Hahaha yes it really does have that effect on people
I just had a kid ask me to play some Neil Diamond last week and he looked at me like I was an alien because I said I didn't know any.... I should add Sweet Caroline
Yes exactly! They almost look at you like they think you are putting them on..
Really? A kid asked for Neil Diamond? My wife and I were at a restaurant before going to a Neil Diamond tribute show. The waiter, (in his 20s), asked what we were doing after dinner. I said we were going to a Neil Diamond tribute show. He said, “Who’s that?”
@@geohaber yep I was just as stunned. He was probably 13.. so while he was looking at me like I was odd, I was also looking at him like "I can't believe you didn't ask for Taylor Swift"
I play "Solitary Man" - my favorite Neil Diamond song!
Favourite : Dream Suite Opus 4 ... Yngwie Malmsteen
lol. 😂 I saw him live at a small club quite a few yrs back. Amazing
lol, before you even got to the song I was thinking BEG, my friend owns a few bars in the US and I remember him telling me this is the most played song in all his bars on the jukebox
Something with that song… people love it
Thanks for sharing what songs work well with people. I’m just getting into playing solo in public so this is helpful knowledge. I’d like to see a video on how you organize your music- do you use an iPad, what apps, do you scroll while performing, etc? I appreciate what you’re doing!
Thanks so much for the SuperLike. I use the iPad only for the occasional lyrics or of someone requests a song I don’t know I can look it up. The program I use for lyrics is called GoodReader and it’s just a generic PDF reader. Any scrolling is just swiping with my finger between strums…😂
❤SuperMaN❤
It’s a bird… it’s a plane….
Frank - can you do a video on what you do when a song has a guitar solo - but you’re playing alone? Do you just play the chords of the solo without singing?
Check out this video i made on how to go about looping. And at the end of this video there will be a link to a more basic looping video. I will do more vids covering the subject you mentioned more specifically at some point in the future as well. Using A Looper With Acoustic Guitar -Solo Acoustic Tips and Techniques
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I hate when solo guitarists just play the chord without singing. I'm not a fan of looping, either. There are other techniques. Listen to players who you admire.
@@jimwing.2178 thanks for the input.
Hi Frank, hope you don't mind me hijacking your video comments, but yesterday I played my little four or five song interval set at my local bar here in Brazil. Anyway I started with, for one time only, Hotel California, the idea being my wife would film it and put it on instagram (or whatever she uses) to see if 'you know who' comes a fighting!! Well I started singing and something didn't feel right, halfway through the first verse I realised I was singing the Jethro Tull version of the song that you had pointed out in an earlier video. I thought I would be able to rescue it with the chorus, but no I carried on with the same slightly different tune for the whole song. So I wondered if you have ever accidently sang one song to the tune of another one???
Thanks for sharing. Hmmm I don’t think that situation ever happened to me per se. But I have had my share of “happy accidents” to quote the late Bob Ross..
So you ever use a beat buddy or other drum machine? If not. Why not? Thanks
I have tossed the idea around. Someone was using it at a resort gig I played over the winter and it did sound good. He was doing some pretty cool stuff with it
I have an aversion to playing these songs. I want to go more off the beaten path. However I think I need to add them to my repertoire. I can suffer through some songs I don’t enjoy if it makes others have a better time. 😂
It’s a balance. You give them some of what they want and they will appreciate some of what you give them even if it’s not what they initially wanted. My opinion. Thanks for the comment
@@FrankPersico appreciate the videos. In the end, I am trying to improve myself and what I offer and your channel is a great resource
“Touching warm” is an A6- it’s literally the chord that brought the whole song together when Neil was writing. Come on at least get that one in there!
You are correct that was on me
Number one earthbound by Rodney Crowell, number two Dead Skunk by Loudon Wainwright III, number three Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley.
Great pics … I have t played hallelujah in a minute. Maybe time to bust it out
Tenderness by Steppenwolf
Thank You by Led Zeppelin
Dairy Air by Tom Grocki
Great picks!
I don't know man... they play Sweet Caroline when the Red Sox win. It'd have to be a hell of a tip to see past that.
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Cmon I’m a New Yorker how u think I feel?!?!) 😂
@@FrankPersico I’m betting feel the same way I do. I may be in CA now but I was born in NNJ and lived there until I was 30.
Frank, at 16:26, “touching warm” is B minor not D. 😮 But love your video!
Oh wow. I been playing it like this soooo long going to the IV chord in that spot.. but i actually just listened... It actually is a 6 chord. on the tonic. The root note doesn't change. So if the "warm" is our A shape(since we are capo'd) the "touching warm would be A6. that note on the bottom stays the same.. unless my ears are deceiving me.....good catch.
People usually ask me to play "far far away' -- lol 8^)
Rotfl 😂
Hi Frank, I know over 100 tunes, but not these 3. These are MEN´s songs. What would be the best 3 songs for women !??
Hi thanks for comment. Hmmmm well I would say country road would prob sound beautiful with a women’s voice sort of Joni Mitchell style. Off the cuff how about Jolene by Dolly Parton… Landslide or Fast Car by Tracy Chapman?
Wonderwall.... im shutting up now.
lol that was in my part 1 vid
I have avoided those intros. I found if you go into the intro with chords people react better 4:31
Thanks for the tip!
I played in China for a decade +… if your didn’t play Country Road and Hotel California somewhere during your gig, you wouldn’t get paid. If you skipped them a second time, you would get fired…
5 years later, just starting to play Country Road again… still can’t get myself to play Hotel California…
Holy cow! Wow that must have been some experience though
@@FrankPersico it was, but so GLAD to be home!
Do you play a lot of gigs at aged care homes?
A few a year
I would add Wagon Wheel and Margaritaville to the list of songs in this same category.
Definitely 👍
You should play the three songs at the beginning for people to decide if they want to proceed. I had to wade through your video for 5 minutes past all the crap about super man to see whether I wanted to learn those songs. They are not even listed in the comments.
I try to deliver more value and a community experience as well as a bit of entertainment. The intro was intended to be amusing and was under 2 mins. I then proceeded to share valuable playing tips I have acquired over 40 years of playing. I aim to teach everything I know for free. I also put chapters which make navigating easier. I’m sorry you find my format unacceptable. I will pin this comment so all can see and maybe save them the time that you feel you have wasted on my intro. Cheers
@@FrankPersico Frank your work and intro is excellent. This poster is sour grapes and not want your community is about. BTW If you really want to be amused i suggest you watch some of the commenters guitar solo videos. very amusing but not in the way he intended. perhaps the worst playing i've ever heard. should sell those expensive guitars and get some lessons. anyway keep up the good work frank and thanks for posting this rude comment at the top for the community to see.
@@PhatPhysique thank you for the support. I don't hold it against the OP. I focus more on the hundreds of kind and inspiring comments and the thousands of subscribers shares and views. I find when someone makes an off putting comment such as the one above it usually says more about them than it does about me. Everyone comes on YT for a diff reason and the OP of this comment is probably looking for a quick list of what to play. my channel is more about deeper learning, community (where we share ideas and learn from each other) and entertainment. Thanks for the advice as for checking out the OP's playing i will try to see what it is you are talking about and will comment appropriately .. all the best
@@FrankPersico I grew up in the restaurant business. Whenever somebody offered constructive criticism, we thanked them sincerely. We viewed those customers as our most valuable. We considered what they told us and often used their comments to improve our products and service. We were never defensive or dismissive. Instead, we told them that their opinions were valuable (we believed that they were) and we invited them back on our dime.
@@FrankPersico
Hey Frank.
You have a channel offering your opinion, perspective and it is not a straight ahead lesson format.
I am learning guitar at 63 now and in the beginning thought playing note for note lessons was learning.
Well things are looking different now that I can play guitar and find value in your channel.
Thank you
it s not about you.. play for the crowd ..
Amen
Sweet Caroline....I hate that song. I especially hate the crowd participation.
Hahaha 😮… thanks for sharing
@@FrankPersico Sorry, I couldn't help myself. I do understand what you are saying. I play guitar (not professionally) but while speaking with a professional solo acoustic player said he generally plays what he wants, but would probably be able to afford a better car if he listened to the crowd more often.
@@Bokonon999 LOL totally. he is probably young. I was him. Until life beat me into submission. All jokes aside though i sort of organically really did come full circle at one point and really do enjoy these songs AND the songs that I WANT to play as well. Its a nice thing when that happens. but we all are diff.
@@FrankPersico FYI My favorite Neil Diamond song is Solitary Man and I absolutely love to play it. My wife pointed out that it's not that Sweet Caroline is a bad song, but she doesn't like what's been done to it (she had the 45 and that certainly gives away our ages).
If you want to never get stumped again, take my advice and learn Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley. Then next time you get a request for a song you don't know, you confidently say no problem, I can play that one -- then hit them with a live RickRoll. May not work equally well across all localities or audience demographics, but you'll be pleased at how many tips this silly prank brings in.
Ok will do. Thanks for the tip!
Spice up your life kills every time
Thanks for sharing
Brown-eyed Girl costs at least $20 in the tip jar. I hate that song so much.
Hahaha if you got it like that more power to ya 😂
@@FrankPersico Yeah-- I was in cover bands from 1982-2010. Trust me when I say I am still tired of it, and with Wild Night, Have I Told You Lately, and Domino, Van Morrison has a trifecta of much better songs. I've been solo/duo since 2010, and that song is gonna require a bit of cash. ;) I almost feel the same about Sweet Caroline, but I'm a Red Sox fan, so... :)
This would be a much better video if you would just eliminate all the talking before you actually get to what you really want to do in the video. You lost me in the first minute.
Thanks for the input. You deff should skip ahead and get to the parts you want. There are many who find value and entertainment in the other parts where I discuss/share stories. Best to u
He puts chapters in the timeline to make it easy to skip. Take advantage of it, that’s what I do
@@AaronLehmannLoops exactly.. chapters take some time to add but i do it for that very reason you just stated.. still if i learned one thing on youtube its that you will get complaints no matter what you do. but the beauty is that the people who like what you do stick around. i have been blessed.
Yikes. 😁
I wouldn‘t want to invite you to my party. 😂
Apart from your bad singing, your resourcefulness isn‘t exactly on point either. While the three songs you suggest are standard material for any party or open mic player, you need to come up with alternative stuff that‘s equally crowd pleasing but not just as omnipresent as these three songs.
While it‘s not the worst idea to just make up some riffs that sound like the original - as they‘re easier to remember - that‘s not what you should be preaching. For any player a little bit above beginner grade it‘s no thing to figure out and remember the signature riffs and embelishments in a song like Brown Eyed Girl. Not getting it right unnecessarily takes away a lot of fun and enjoyment both for the listener and the player.
So. How about deleting this video and doing it again? This time with a little more of everything so we can actually use some of the information? 😅
Best comment yet! I will make a new video called the 3 most requested songs but NOT mention the 3 songs that have been most requested in my last 25 years of playing professionally. 🙄
Judging by your post your party would suck. Get a life and stop insulting people on youtube.
@@FrankPersico well, I‘ve been in the business for over 50 years. 😁
And your choice of the top 3 are in the top 100, but not necessarily top 3 everywhere in the world - outside of the US not even the UK or Australia.
But let‘s not yak at each other. Let‘s do something for the guitar playing community. ✌️😇
Let‘s stay in the USA first. On an open stage favoring acoustic guitar players in NY you‘ll have success with songs from Cohen, Cat Stevens, Fleetwood Mac or Bob Dylan. In the South you‘ll be better off with Tennessee Whiskey, Jambalaya or Sweet Home Alabama. Or, of you‘re good at it, Tush, Sharp Dressed Man and The Breeze. 😁
All around the world Albatross, Mrs. Robinson, Highway to Hell, Tears in Heaven, Here Comes the Sun will get you attention.
So. Go. 😎
@@richardervins hey thanks so much for your input. I play alot of the artists you mentioned and totally agree w u. There is no perfect way to do these vids so no matter what you are going to have people say nasty things that don't add much value to the conversation and don't teach us anything. All the more reason I appreciate your insighful comment. The point of the video was just over the years how many people have asked ME to play these songs and how i resisted it for the reasons that they are clique. but how i've over the years came to embrace the songs ..just MY experience and observations.. wasn't trying to claim to be an authority on anything lol..I do alot of fleetwood mac... bob dylan for sure and plenty of Paul simon.. thats kinda my comfort zone.
I’ll give you Sweet Caroline and Country Roads but like hell I’m gonna do Brown Eye Girl that’s really taking it too far 😅 Went to check out a “country” band last year and they started playing brown eyed girl when I walked in. I almost immediately turned around and walked right out. I was like, “I’m not gonna take this bs.” 😂
Lolol I hear ya man