Easy Folk Songs On Guitar

And It's Still Alright hails from the album of the same name which was released in 2020, his first since 2013.

This song peaked at #33 on the US Rock charts.

Bugeye Jim was a collaboration that was created by Billy Bragg and the group Wilco.

Billy Bragg is an English singer-songwriter and political activist who has been active since the late 1970s. Bragg's music combines elements of folk, punk rock, and protest songs, often featuring his distinctive voice and acoustic guitar. He is known for his thoughtful and often politically charged lyrics, addressing social and political issues such as class struggle, nationalism, and love. Some of his well-known songs include "A New England," "Waiting for the Great Leap Forwards," and "Between the Wars."

Bragg has been a prominent figure in the folk and protest music scenes and has influenced many other musicians over the years and collaborated with the American alternative rock band Wilco on an album titled "Mermaid Avenue." The project involved setting previously unpublished lyrics written by the American folk musician Woody Guthrie to new music.

Call It Dreaming was released as a single in 2017 from the studio album "Beast Epic".

No indication that the song was released as a single.

Dead Skunk became a novelty song upon it's release from the 1972 album Album III.

The song peaked at #16 in the US.

Dolphins can be found on Tim's 1970 album "Sefronia".

I'm not sure if the song was ever released as a single.

Ends Of The Earth was a song recorded in 2012 for Lord Huron's album "Lonesome Dreams".

The song was never released as a single.

Every Bit Of Love was a 1975 single by Ken Tobis from his album of the same name.

The song did not chart in the US but reached #17 in Canada.

Eyes Of Blue reached #40 in the UK and #24 in the US for Paul Carrack back in 1996-97.

The song is on the 1995 album "Blue Views".

Fragile Bird is from City & Color's 3rd album called "Little Hell".

This song was a #1 and a #48 on two different charts in Canada back in 2011.

Goodnight Moon is a track from the 2000 album by Will called "This".

To my knowledge the song was never released as a single.

Gwendolyn is from Jeff's 2020 album Love Is the King.

No idea if this one was ever released as a single.

I'll Be Ahead If I Can Quit While I'm Behind is a 2008 track on the CD "Point Of No Return Unreleased Masters, A Lost 45 & Rare Demos".

I don't believe this was released as a single but has been recorded by a few other artists. Nick Lowe was a big fan of Jim Ford who passed away in 2007.

I'll Follow Your Trail is a track from the 2017 album "New Lore".

this song was not released as a single but does have a music video online.

I'm Easy was written by Carradine for the 1975 movie "Nashville".

The song reached #17 on Billboards Hot 100, won an Academy Award for best song and also won a Golden Globe.

Indiana Wants Me was written by Canadian artist R. Dean Taylor and was a top 10 in both Canada and the US in 1970.

This one can be found on his album "I Think Therefore I Am".

Josie is a song written by Dion and was recorded by German artist Peter Maffay. He released an album of the same name back in 1975. I'm not sure if this was ever a single or not.

Keep Me from Blowing Away can be found on Lage's album "Avalon" in 2014. The album is a collaboration between Julian Lage and fellow guitarist Chris Eldridge. "Avalon" showcases their acoustic guitar skills and features a blend of original compositions and covers.

"Keep Me from Blowing Away" is a song written by Paul Craft and has been recorded by various artists over the years. On "Avalon," Julian Lage and Chris Eldridge perform a beautiful rendition of the song, showcasing their intricate guitar work and musical synergy.

Lakes Of Pontchartrain was never a single from Paul Brady but has become one of his most well known songs.

It hails from his debut album from 1978 entitled Welcome Here Kind Stranger.

Middle Of Love is a track from Ron's 2011 album "Long Player Late Bloomer".

To my knowledge this song was never released as a single.

One Toke Over The Line was the debut single for the duo Brewer and Shipley back in 1971. Both artists recall being out of it and Tom Shipley kept saying he was one toke over the line. That was the inspiration for the tune.

The duo only had this song that reached the top 40 and peaked at #10 in the US, #5 in Canada and #7 in New Zealand. The song is on their album "Tarkio".

Orange Sky is a single from the 2002 album by Alexi Murdoch entitled Four Songs. The song was featured in the movie Garden State and Ladder 49 as well as several TV shows and commercials.

There is no indication that this song was ever released as a single.

Peace Love And Brilliant Colors is a track from Michael McDerott which can be found on his 2022 album St Paul's Boulevard.

The track was never released as a single.

Pennsylvania Sunrise is the title track from David's 1979 album of the same name.

The song was never released as a single.

Please Come To Boston was Dave Loggins only big song which hit #1 in the US and #4 in Canada back in 1974.

This song hails from the album Apprentice. He charted a sone called Someday from this same album at #57 and a third song in 1979 called Pieces Of April at #22.

Sailing was a debut song from the album "Christopher Cross" and hit the airwaves in the summer of 1980. The song was almost not released as a single but when it did, it hit #1 in the US. It also won a Grammy and other awards.

The song was also a #1 in Canada and a top 40 in several other countries.

Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down was recorded by Jeff Tweedy and was co-written by Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin. It is a traditional folk/gospel song that has been covered by various artists over the years.

Jeff Tweedy recorded his version of the song for his solo album "WARMER" released in 2019. His rendition features his distinctive vocals and a stripped-down arrangement, showcasing his interpretation of the tune.

Sebastian is a song released in 1971 after the breakup of Peter, Paul and Mary. There is an album of 5 songs out there called "Paul And" which contains this track.

She Burns is a 2016 song from the album "The Wild Swan" which is the 3rd album from Northern Ireland musician Foy Vance. Elton John produced this album and many say this song, She Burns, could have been a Springsteen composition.

I don't believe this song was ever a single release.

Somewhere In Time is a track from David Mallett's 1993 album entitled "This Town."

There is no indication if the song was ever released as a single.

Speeches was never released as a single.

It appears on the bands 2013 album "R.E.V.O".

Stonewall is from a 2003 album by David Olney entitled "The Wheel". Onley had several of his songs recorded by big name entertainers including Emmylou Harris, Steve Earle, Linda Ronstadt and others.

This song was never released as a single to my knowledge.

Sunshine was Jonathan Edwards' highest charting song reaching #4 in the US, #7 in Canada and #45 in Australia. The engineer accidentally erased a a song for the album called Please Find Me.

So Sunshine was used to finish the album and was selected as the single. It's from his debut album "Jonathan Edwards" from 1971.

The Colours is a track from the bands 1988 album "Waiting For Bonaparte". 

The song was a popular concert tune but I'm not sure if it was ever a single release.

The Time Of Times was released as a bonus track in 2008 on their DVD and this song appeared in the closing of the film "Definitely Maybe".

The song is from the album "Bork In The U.K."

Torn Screen Door is a track from David Francey's debut album from 1999 entitled Torn Screen Door.

I don't believe the song was ever released as a single.

Wait Up was never released as a single to my knowledge.

The track is from the album titled "March 16-20, 1992".

Welcome Back was released in 1976 by the front man for The Lovin Spoonful, John Sebastian who wrote and recorded this song. It appeared as the theme song for the TV show Welcome Back Kotter.

The song peaked at #1 in the US and is from the album of the same name.

When The Night Came And Took Us is from Hayden's 2009 album, The Place Where We Lived, which was his 6th album.

I don't believe the song was ever released as a single.

Yes I Can was a single release back in 1976 and peaked at #12 in Canada.

The track hails from the album "Valdy And The Hometown Band".