TOP 20 ACOUSTIC GUITAR INTROS OF ALL TIME

In this video I countdown my Top 20 Acoustic Guitar Introductions of All-Time.

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Dan Sullivan
Ghostly Beard
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Dennis Tomlinson
maydad meiri
JP Rosato
Scott Rance
Dave Hawkey
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Chris Mitchell
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[maddog]

My favorite thing about this dude is that he gets to the point and doesn’t have a bunch of crap fluff talk making the videos unnecessarily long. Good on ya

[zender]

Much respect to Nancy WIlson's playing. "Not even going to attempt it" is high praise indeed!

[jeanlanz]

20 Free Fallin' Tom Petty
19 Cat's in the Cradle Harry Chapin
18 Solsbury Hill Peter Gabriel
17 Time in a Bottle Jim Croce
16 I Stay Away Alice in Chains
15 Pinball Wizard The Who
14 Crazy on You Heart
13 Fire and Pain James Taylor
12 Here Comes the Sun The Beatles
11 Roundabout Yes
10 Scarborough Fair Simon & Garfunkel
9 Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You Led Zeppelin
8 Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd
7 Closer to the Heart Rush
6 Over the Hills and Far Away Led Zeppelin
5 More than a Feeling Boston
4 Norwegian Wood Beatles
3 Angie Rolling Stones
2 Hotel California Eagles
1 Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin

Thank you, Rick. You play so well, are very knowledgeable and a great teacher. God bless you.

[ciprianrobica]

70s were so legendary, so many beautifully composed songs.

[russmiller]

"Coming in at number 14, I don't even dare play it."

High praise for the technical skills of Nancy Wilson. Beautiful, talented, and still rockin' it.

[rabbimeyer]

If Rick doesn't introduce every song with "Coming in at..." his studio will spontaneously explode.

[calwianka]

Contributors like Rick Beato enrich YouTube immensely.

[ry]

"I'd Love to Change the World" by Ten Years After.
Alvin Lee simply SHINES on this entire track including his magnificent guitar solo!

[Newphase]

For a guy who claims he’s not a guitar player you sure are one hell of a guitar player. I could listen to your playing for hours.

[tikiranger]

Man I miss the 70’s. Definitely good years for music.

[gustavoalvarez]

"Fleetwood Mac - Never Going back again" deserved an honorable mention at the very least. The entire song is pure genius.

[mikebaum]

Jimmy page is so talented.. I love the " rain song" intro also.

[CGCEifel]

Appreciate you switched to the black guitar for Chris Cornell, what a nice gesture. God bless him.

[matthewarant]

Man I feel the "Wish You Were Here" intro in my soul dude.

[zabicvamere]

"Wish you were here" still tears me up, it came on the radio several times when I had a hour and a half drive to see if my father had passed away in the night...he had.

[Bannergolfer]

Peace Train by Cat Stevens. The acoustic intro to Dogs by Pink Floyd. Every Picture Tells a Story by Rod Stewart. Sister Golden Hair by America. Show Me the Way by Peter Frampton.

[ryanarellano]

I remember when I was in high school. I was nicknamed introboy, because all I can play are just intro of the acoustic songs. 😂

[petermorawski]

Rick, I don't know you from Adam, just found this post by accident, but boy, did you make my day. Not only great choices, but the look of pure joy on your face talking about them made my week. For that dear Sir, I salute you.

[loganbaileysfunwithtrains]

Ah yes the song Hotel Wisconsin by the Owls, my favorite

[johnshields]

This guy does a great job breaking down the rock music of my youth, 60's, 70's, he plays multiple instruments and I really enjoy these videos, much appreciated.