Want to learn the easiest acoustic guitar songs to play? If you have picked up the guitar recently and are looking for some nice tunes to play, you’ve stumbled upon the right list. Learning to play ...

Having a campfire? Learn the easy acoustic guitar songs for beginners: summer campfire songs edition! Let’s just say campfires are one of the best things that we have in summers and what works better ...

Electricity? Overrated… ‘Real’ guitarists know that a guitar’s genuine excitement is best earned via the more personal connection of the player plus the resonant wooden body of an acoustic. Decades ...

The foundation of most songs begins with an acoustic guitar, so it’s only natural that many bands release acoustic renditions at some point. These toned down versions allow a band to show off their ...

Not too long ago, we posted a poll to find out your views on the greatest acoustic guitar songs of all time. There are, of course, so many to choose from, and our shortlist of 120 landmark tracks ...

John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison would continue exploring these quieter creative spaces throughout their time ...

There are so many great acoustic guitar songs – from early blues, folk and rock ’n’ roll classics to modern pop hits and rock epics. But which is the greatest of 'em all? Total Guitar needs your votes ...

Many rock songs are written on an acoustic guitar. When MTV Unplugged began airing acoustic versions of popular songs, it gave audiences a glimpse of what a hit might have sounded like in its earliest ...

Here below, we wanted to explore three songs from the decade that both utilized the acoustic guitar and helped make it the instrument of choice for so many again. Indeed, here below are three acoustic ...

Among the many incredible renditions on Alice In Chains’ Unplugged album, Would? Is especially haunting. There’s something to the track’s dark, jazzy rhythms and the Jerry Cantrell/Layne Staley vocal ...

ACOUSTIC WEEK: Woody Guthrie was probably the first folk hero in America. He is famously quoted as saying about his playing that, "If you play more than two chords, you're showing off." This was ...