Let her go was a huge smash when it came out in 2012, and has since become a staple of bar gigs the world over, and it’s easy to see why – the song is easy to play, sounds great, and can be a huge singalong moment in the right atmosphere. This is a great song to start a set with as it doesn’t come out too hard, but is well known enough to get people’s attention and to get them singing along to themselves – warming them up to getting a boogie going! The song really shines if you have two guitars, and especially if there’s a male and female voice. Guitar wise the whole song uses a simple chord progression that’s very comfortable in the hands to play, but in typical Neil fashion, the voicings are effective and sound incredible. The song has a really infectious verse melody that almost rivals that of the chorus, performed by singer Liam Gallagher and is something the audience will feel compelled to join in on.

It was even named the second greatest song of all time by Q magazine. Eagle-Eye Cherry came on the scene in 1998. With it going quintuple platinum and topping the charts the world over. Louis Vivet Delivers Sad Dance Cover of Eagle-Eye Cherry’s Save Tonight. One of the best selling singles of all time not just by Oasis, but in the world. You knew it was coming, probably the number 1 most covered song of all time to the point where it’d feel odd if you saw an acoustic performance at a pub finish and this song hadn’t been played. This is my short version of acoustic guitar cover of Save Tonight, originally played by Eagle Eye Cherry. Mark Ronson ft Bruno Mars – Uptown Funk.The Chainsmokers – Something Just Like This.

Something Just Like This – The Chainsmokers & Coldplay.Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) – Green Day.

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