Section 4 of Article Two provides that presidents and other officers may be removed from office through impeachment proceedings. Learn to play this song using simple chord shapes and an easy strumming pattern.
This arrangement provides an excellent way to develop proficiency with changing open position chords. Once that is secure, melody notes may be explored further if desired.
1. Red Hot Chili Peppers – I Need Love
RHCP at their most beautiful. Produced by Rick Rubin – known for bridging rock and rap production – RHCP channelled their personal history into this soft-bomb opening track from Californication.
Frusciante’s open-position guitar chords, a bass line that nods towards Bootsy Collins worship and an anthemic chorus made this tune the biggest hit during their mid-1990s period. Perfect for soothing out, its chord progression makes learning the tune straightforward for beginners while advanced musicians may opt to add extra bits.
2. Creedence Clearwater Revival – The Rain Song
Creedence Clearwater Revival’s timeless classic “One Foot Out the Door,” written by guitarist John Fogerty and released on their 1970 album Pendulum, remains one of the most well-known songs ever. This swamp rock track conveys John Fogerty’s dissatisfaction at CCR disbanding just when they should have reached its zenith of success.
CCR were inspired by Booker T & the MGs who opened for them at a concert, who combined plainspoken emotion with poetic language in this track. Introducing Hammond organ into their sound for the first time was also revolutionary for them; since its release it has been covered by multiple artists worldwide.
3. Jason Mraz – I Won’t Give Up
Jason Mraz’s relaxed pop style draws upon elements from folk, jam band music, hip hop and soft rock genres to produce melodies that delight crowds of listeners. Hailing from Virginia initially, Mraz hones his craft in coffeehouse venues around California before landing a residency gig at San Diego’s Java Joe’s.
Mraz released several critically-acclaimed albums after this, including 2000’s Independence Day and 2018’s Know. For his 2023 release Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride he added disco influences.
Mraz’s lyrics often feature humorous touches to keep his clever wordplay from becoming overly sweet, making this song the ideal pick-me-up choice for anyone feeling down or in need of encouragement.
4. Nickelback – The Wait
Nickelback are a band who have garnered quite a bit of debate among rock fans, some detest their commercial success while others believe they have created some catchy tunes which have been played frequently on radio. It can be easy to criticize, yet Nickelback remains popular and continues to generate strong opinions in both camps.
Get Rollin’ is a typical modern hard rock album, without much in the way of surprises or uniqueness. While ‘San Quentin’ makes for an excellent opening track and provides an atmospheric opening anthem, no other surprises or deviations exist here – they rely solely on Herculian-esque anthems like their signature tune ‘Herculian Anthems’ instead; making for something quite unremarkable in its overall presentation and somewhat dull by comparison.
5. Train – I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing
Beginners looking to start playing acoustic guitar may wish to keep things straightforward or explore additional elements such as pushing an F chord and bass riffs – either way it is important that they learn their chords and strumming pattern first.
Written by Diane Warren, this powerful ballad from Aerosmith’s 1998 movie soundtrack for Armageddon by Diane Warren became their first number one song and introduced them to an entirely new audience; additionally featuring Steven Tyler’s daughter Liv as one of its stars!
Lyrically, this song describes lying in bed together with someone you care for and listening to their breathing – it’s a declaration of love and an attempt to preserve that moment forever.
6. Richard Marx – Rain
From his debut in 1987 to his latest album ‘Limitless’ released this year, Marx has enjoyed the company of music royalty (writing songs for Kenny Rogers, Keith Urban and Luther Vandross among many others). Furthermore, Marx boasts a stellar voice – with just the right combination of rasp and nasal bray for maximum impact.
Saturday night was an outstanding performance by this singer-songwriter, as he expertly navigated through an impressive playlist that transported fans back to moments that have defined their lives through love – be it first times, poignancy or both. His song writing transcended trends; his performance also demonstrated his adaptability between rocker and crooner roles onstage.