Nothing like cranking up a thread more than a year later . . . :wink:
The prelude to "American Woman" by The Guess Who ("gonna mess your mind," etc.) is in Open G. (Look for a 5:07 version of the recording, if you're not familiar with it.)
Aaaaand . . .
All Down the Line (Stones)
Bad to the Bone (George Thorogood)
Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones)
Can't You Hear Me Knockin' (Rolling Stones)
Circle Game, The (Joni Mitchell)
Easy to Slip (Little Feat)
Fearless (Pink Floyd)
Honky Tonk Women (Rolling Stones)
In My Time of Dyin' (Led Zeppelin)
Jesus Just Left Chicago (ZZ Top)
Little Green (Joni Mitchell)
Love At The Five And Dime (Nanci Griffith) capo 3
Marcie (Joni Mitchell)
Motherless Child (Clapton "From the cradle")
Pink Houses (John Mellencamp)
Rolling and Tumbling (Clapton)
Running on Faith (Clapton)
Spanish Flangdang (Elizabeth Cotton)
Squeezebox (the Who)
Start Me Up (Rolling Stones)
Sweet Virginia (Stones)
Tumblin' Dice (Stones)
Walking Blues (R. Johnson, see EC "Unplugged")
I've also seen "Bad Motor Scooter" by Montrose listed as "probably open G." I think "Midnight Rider" (Allman Brothers Band) might be, too, but I've also seen it one place as DADGBd. Anything that shows up as "xGDGBd" (like "Honky Tonk Women") is probably because Keef removed his sixth string.
