5 Classic Tele songs I should learn?

[SpaceAceman]

Now that I'm a "Tele Guy"

What are 5 songs that I need to know to really dig into the Tele sound?

 

[ndcaster]

Folsom Prison Blues
Truck Driving Man
Mama Tried
Country Boy Rock and Roll
Bryant's Boogie

 

[Martian]

Folsom Prison Blues

+1

 

[JL_LI]

Act Naturally, not just for the Tele sound, but to learn about dominant and major 7ths, major and minor 3rds, and soloing off the scale of the chord. It’s all there.

 

[Aldus Bunbury]

Soul Man

 

[bumnote]

 

[Dave_11]

Roxanne
So lonely
Message in a bottle
Walking on the moon
De do do do, de da da da

 

[northernguitar]

Good Times, Bad Times
Killing In The Name
Stairway To Heaven solo
Tattooed Love Boys
Adam Raised A Cain

 

[beachbreak]

Anything by the Hellicasters will keep you occupied for the rest of your life!

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[JohnFender]

Albert lee County boy
Brad paisley alcohol
Thats enough

 

[Resojazznblues]

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And.
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And.

 

[UPtele]

Funk #49

 

[Greggorios]

Memphis In The Meantime (John Hiatt)
Breakdown (Tom Petty and Heartbreakers/Mike Campbell)
Just What I Needed (Cars, Eliott Easton)
Brass In Pocket (Pretenders)
Hey Joe (Roy Buchanan)

 

[brookdalebill]

Buckaroo - Buck/Don
You Better Think Twice - Poco/Messina
Please Please Baby - Dwight/Anderson
Fightin’ Side Of Me Haggard/Nichols
Funk #49 (for the 49th time) - James Gang/Walsh

 

[Fenderdad1950]

Soul Man

Sam & Dave ?????

 

[Fenderdad1950]

Question ... Who was the guitarist for Stax that played Soul Man for Sam & Dave? Cropper????

 

[northernguitar]

Question ... Who was the guitarist for Stax that played Soul Man for Sam & Dave? Cropper????

Yes

 

[daddyplaysbass]

"Off the Hook" Sue Foley; that should do it.

 

[Festofish]

Whatever the heck you want man. Grab that sucker and wring it for all it’s worth!

Well that and some Tom Petty I suppose.

 

[SpaceAceman]

Act Naturally, not just for the Tele sound, but to learn about dominant and major 7ths, major and minor 3rds, and soloing off the scale of the chord. It’s all there.

I know how to do all that....

I'm looking for the Tele "Repetoire"

For example, the "Les Paul" repertoire would include Rock & Roll by Zeppelin, Tush by ZZ Top, Rock & Roll All Nite by KISS, Sweet Child by GnR etc