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The tune was initially written in part by Bob Dylan and in part by Old Crow Medication's Ketch Scor who created the verses. Over  Keep Checking Back Here 's been covered too many times to bear in mind, with Darius Rucker's version seeing the most commercial success, which's what makes it a terrific nation song for newbie guitar players everyone understands it when it pertains to sing along.

Originally composed by noted American author/satirist/humorist Shel Silverstein (yes, that Shel Silverstein) and tape-recorded at Money's famous/infamous San Quentin State Jail performance, the lyrical pattern of AABCCB provided Cash the opportunity to comprise his own variations on the lyrics from time to time which he frequently did. Money thought about the song a high point in any set he played as some light relief from his more serious material.

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As long as you can play the three chords and get the strumming pattern down, you're all set to roll. The chords and strum repeat through the entire song without any modifications, making it a "set it and forget it" nation song for newbie guitarists. Coat of Lots Of Colors by Dolly Parton Another song that can be revisited as you get better at the guitar, Coat Of Many Colors can be had fun with an easy strumming pattern, or as you improve, as a fingerstyle piece.

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While Coat Of Many Colors wasn't precisely a struck on it's release, it's become something of a country staple throughout the years, being both a fixture of Dolly's own setlists and a preferred for other artists to cover. El Paso by Marty Robbins El Paso can be a little bit more challenging for some gamers as it's a quicker tune and includes a great deal of chord modifications, but a lot of the chords at either minor or 7th chords, mkaing them that much easier to play.

The song is considered a timeless within the genre both for the distinct tex-mex feel and the nearly model gunslinger lyrics. I Will Always Love You by Dolly Parton I Will Constantly Love You is one of those songs that has a various vocalist in your head depending on when you were born, however if you're a nation fan, you're going all the way back to Dolly (as we always do).