Any suggestions !!!

sure dude,

Glycerine, Comedown - Bush
Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
Sunshine of Your Love - Cream
Head On - The Jesus & Mary Chain
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Oasis
Badlands - Bruce Springsteen
Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton
You're Gonna Lose That Girl - The Beatles

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These are all easy as long as you can play most or the 7 main chords with thier minors. Have fun with them.

Patience, Don't Cry, Sweet Child of Mine(all but solos) - Guns N Roses
Knockin on Heavens Door - Eric Clapton
Simple Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd
House Of the Risin Sun - The Animals
Saving Me - Nickleback
Turn The Page - Bob Segar
Home - Daughtry
Won't Back Down, Free Fallin - Tom Petty

my first was smoke on the water (deep purple) Knockin' on heavens door is a good start.

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Being fairly new myself I can give the following suggestions. Most Nirvana and Green Day (About a Girl was my first song), AC/DC Dirty Deeds, Black Sabbath Paranoid are a few I was taught by my teacher. After that I went on my own and picked up bits and pieces of various songs. There's a cool teacher on YouTube named Marty Schwartz, look him up. He gives lessons on all kinds of songs and they're easy to follow. You'll watch a video and pick up the song and have fun with it. Learn the 12 bar blues too, it's fun and easy to learn and it sounds like you're actually playing your guitar even if you are still struggling. Have fun!

Put on the album Back in Black and take your pick.

A Horse With No Name by America
For What It’s Worth by Buffalo Springfield
Feeling Alright by Dave Mason
Knocking on Heavens Door by Bob Dylan
Wild Thing as Performed by the Troggs, Written by Chip Taylor
Three Marlenas by The Wallflowers
Hurt As performed by Johnny Cash, Written by Nine Inch Nails
Redemption Song by Bob Marley
Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
Time of your Life (Good Riddance) By Green day

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Totally!

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cocaine - Eric Clapton
the core - Eric Clapton
Belief - John Mayer

one-metallica, enter sandman-metallica, wake me up when September ends-green day, sweet home Alabama-lynyrd skynyrd

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Honky Tonk parts 1 and 2- Bill Doggett
Johnny B. Goode- Chuck Berry
Walk Don't Run- The Ventures
Pipeline- The Chantays
Wipe Out- The Surfaris

That brings us to 1963, kind of abbreviated but learn these and you will find your way around the fret board a little easier.

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hey solid- excellent choices. they were among the first songs i learned to play when i took lessons in the early sixties.

i would add: rebel rouser- duane eddy
apache
sleepwalk

i'm sure there are more that i'll think of later

Cold Shot ..SRV & Double Trouble
Matchbox Blues..SRV & Albert King
Both on Youtube

tres cool phreddy!

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.