derek R

Rick Wakeman

Good old-fashioned lover boy-Queen

Pat Metheny

Three imaginary boys-the cure

The last waltz

Hugh Cornwell

Bill Wyman

Blitzkrieg bop-Ramones

Courtney Love

Chris Rea

Battle of evermore-Led Zeppelin

Paul Simon

Thanks for the reply to my query earlier,the Martin i bought was the 000-15m streetmaster which as i said is a dark sounding acoustic. I think a dove is outwith my price range,but am possibly going to look at a j45 later that my partner seen,how she knows I’m interested in a Gibson acoustic I don’t know,I’ve never mentioned I’d like a Gibson acoustic to her and after posting here I’d like one she phones me earlier and says she’s seen this Gibson in a pawn shop and would i come down and look at it.so how is a j45 as an all rounder,it’s a spruce top the same as my Simon and Patrick was,so should i be looking in that direction. thanks again

Don’t want to derail this thread,but recently bought a Martin acoustic to replace a Simon and Patrick acoustic,the difference between these two guitars is significant,I’ve never owned a Gibson acoustic,i want a Gibson acoustic,but don’t know what type of Gibson acoustic to buy as just an all rounder acoustic guitar,the Simon and Patrick was a bright sounding guitar which i enjoyed,the Martin acoustic is totally different in sound being darker,if that’s a thing,the Martin is nice and pleasant,but the Simon and Patrick was vibrant and bright,i think i prefer the more bright sounding acoustic,seemed more vibrant and alive,so what Gibson acoustic would fit the bill. thanks

True-spandau ballet

Billy gibbons

Stevie van zandt

Stevie van znandt

Little lies-fleetwood mac

Strawberry fields forever-the beatles

Phil lynott

Road to nowhere-talking heads

Buddy Guy

Down down-status quo

Little Richard