Anybody know of a Good website that gives FREE guitar cords & Lyrics?

[The Bat]

Well, after my great Toy "sell off" I was able to buy my Rock-A-Billy Guitar...and I'm a little out of practice. So I was wondering if anybody knew of any good websites that give away FREE lyrics & Guitar cords(not tabs)?

Thanks, Dane

[Riffster]

youtube used to have a bunch

[The Bat]

youtube used to have a bunch

Yeah, YouTube is helpful on the cords...but I'm lazy about having to write down the Lyrics, I want to be able run them off my printer.

[Cosmicman]

Yeah, Youtube actually has been a great spot for alot of musicians I know who are in cover bands and some wise *** usually puts a version of how the song is played. Sometimes they are not accurate if you are looking for a certain way to play a song so watch carefully.

[david_b]

Typically I go to ultimate-guitar.com, been using them for years..

That site doesn't offer on-line transposing up-or-down, but other sites'll do that for you.

I typically only use youtube for getting down a riff or solo, tips on slide guitar, or Open-tuning. I learned how fricken' easy it was to play classics like 'Honkytonk Women' or 'Tumblin Dice' by using Open G tuning.

[Bizarro Amy]

Typically I go to ultimate-guitar.com, been using them for years..

That site doesn't offer on-line transposing up-or-down, but other sites'll do that for you.

I typically only use youtube for getting down a riff or solo, tips on slide guitar, or Open-tuning. I learned how fricken' easy it was to play classics like 'Honkytonk Women' or 'Tumblin Dice' by using Open G tuning.

Ultimate Guitar can do transposing. Most songs have an option that you can opt to go several half-steps up or down. I use that all the time if I'm having trouble playing a chord. If I transpose it to something I can play more readily, then I can use the capo.

[david_b]

Ultimate Guitar can do transposing. Most songs have an option that you can opt to go several half-steps up or down. I use that all the time if I'm having trouble playing a chord. If I transpose it to something I can play more readily, then I can use the capo.

Oh, ok... The dozen I checked didn't, but that's fine. I know others that do, and transposing's simple to do anyways without help.

[Hector]

Well, after my great Toy "sell off" I was able to buy my Rock-A-Billy Guitar...and I'm a little out of practice. So I was wondering if anybody knew of any good websites that give away FREE lyrics & Guitar cords(not tabs)?

Thanks, Dane

Have you looked into your local community college?

Many have guitar classes...and pretty cheap too.

[The Bat]

Have you looked into your local community college?

Many have guitar classes...and pretty cheap too.

No, but I've got a couple of Elvis Song Books coming from Amazon. They're really cool because not only do they come with cords & lyrics...but CD's with backing tracks. Which is cool because I've got a UX-2 Pod 6 recording studio for my Laptop. Which is great because I don't need a drummer or base player, and I can lay down a Guitar track first...and then vocals! Man, I can't wait until they get here!

[Megospidey]

My son plays and he recommends ultimateguitar.com as well. Loves it.

[The Bat]

Hey, that ultimateguitar.com is a great Site...thanks everybody!