You've been playing for years. Maybe decades.

You know chords. You've learned scale patterns. You can play along with your favorite songs... sort of.

But here's what's missing:

A repertoire of complete songs you can play from start to finish, on demand.

The kind of songs that—when you strum those first few chords—everyone around you instantly recognizes and wants to join in singing.

Not fragments. Not just the intro. The whole song—all 4 verses, every chorus, the bridge, and that satisfying final chord.

That's the difference between noodling around in your bedroom and actually being able to share music with the people you care about.

Here's something I discovered after teaching guitar for 45 years:

Guitar players often get wrapped up learning some cool intro riff to a song, thinking that's what makes them sound impressive.

And it does... for about 15 seconds.

But there's something far more powerful that will really set you apart:

Actually playing entire songs for people, from start to finish.

The kind of songs that people know and LOVE to sing along with.

My friend, if you can deliver that with your guitar playing, you'll truly be the star of the show—even if the show is just a campfire, a living room, or a backyard barbecue.

And here's the best part: You don't even have to sing a note.

Let me tell you about something that happened years ago.

I was in a little restaurant in Oregon with a few friends, waiting for our food to arrive. I noticed there was a guitar hanging on the wall—probably just decoration—but I figured it could be put to better use.

So I took it down and started strumming a few chords.

A moment later, some guy across the room says, "Hey, do you know Blowin' in the Wind?"

"Sure!" I replied. "I'll play—you sing!"

Within minutes, the entire restaurant was singing along. Everyone was having a good time, smiling, totally in the moment.

I know that for most of those people, that impromptu sing-along was probably the bright spot in their day.

That's the power of knowing songs like these—songs that bring people together.

And that's exactly what Easy Strumming Songs is designed to give you: a collection of beloved classics that you can pull out anytime, anywhere, and watch as people around you light up and join in.

Truth be told, these songs weren't hard to find—they're hiding in plain sight on every "greatest songs" list out there.

Here's what you'll master:

Here's what makes Easy Strumming Songs different from just learning songs on YouTube:

You're learning complete arrangements. Not just the chord progression. Not just the intro. Every verse, every chorus, every bridge, every transition, and every ending—with all the little touches that make each song sound authentic and complete.

You're building transferable skills. Every song teaches you strumming patterns, techniques, and musical concepts you'll use in countless other songs. That strum you learn in Country Roads? You'll recognize it in 20 other classics. Those passing notes from American Pie? They work in virtually any chord progression. I'm essentially giving you a technical education disguised as 10 fun songs.

You're ready for real-world situations. I don't just teach you the chords—I show you how to LEAD these songs. How to cue people in, how to give singers time to start, how to adjust tempo on the fly, how to repeat sections when everyone's having too much fun to stop. This is the stuff you can't learn from a chord chart.

Even if you've never played a complete song before, these arrangements are structured to build your confidence progressively. Each song introduces new concepts while reinforcing what you've already learned.

By the time you finish this course, you won't just "know some songs." You'll have a go-to repertoire of 10 bulletproof classics that you can play from memory, adapt to any situation, and pull out whenever the moment calls for it.

I hear you. Most guitar players aren't lead singers.

And that's completely fine.

In Easy Strumming Songs, I show you exactly how to lead a sing-along without singing a note yourself. You'll learn:

Remember that restaurant story I told you? I wasn't singing—I was playing while everyone else sang. That's what this is all about.

You don't need to be a vocalist. You just need to know how to set the stage for others to shine.

And that's exactly what I'll teach you.

"I play electric guitar. Will this work?"
Absolutely. Every song in this collection works equally well on acoustic or electric guitar. Throughout the course, I go back and forth between the two—it really comes down to your personal preference and the vibe you're going for. Want to play American Pie unplugged on the porch? Perfect. Want to crank up your Strat for some Tom Petty? Also perfect.

"Do I need to read music?"

Nope. There's no standard notation in this course. I use a little bit of guitar tablature for some riffs, but mostly we're working with good old chord charts.

I do use some rhythm notation, but don't worry—I explain everything clearly. If you can count to four, you can handle this.

"What if I'm rusty on bar chords?"

I've got you covered. For songs that use trickier chords (like F major), I provide multiple options:

You can start where you're comfortable and level up as you go. Even if bar chords have always intimidated you, I'll show you simplified approaches that still sound great.

"How long will this take?"
The course itself has hours of instruction, but here's the thing: you don't need to do it all at once.

Learn one song at a time. Get it under your fingers. Play it for someone. Then move on to the next one.

Within a few weeks, you could easily have 3-4 solid songs in your pocket. Within a couple months, you'll have all 10 down cold.

And because these are songs you'll actually enjoy playing—songs that get reactions from people—practice doesn't feel like work. You'll WANT to play through them.

I've been teaching guitar for over 45 years. I've helped thousands of players break through plateaus and find the joy in playing.

So I'm confident enough to make you this promise:

If Easy Strumming Songs doesn't give you the complete song repertoire and confidence to share your playing with others, I'll refund every penny within 60 days.

No hassles. No "weasel clauses." Just a straightforward guarantee.

Here's how it works: Try the course. Learn the songs. Play them for friends or family. If you don't feel like a different guitarist—if you don't feel that confidence boost from finally having complete songs in your arsenal—just email me and I'll refund your money.

Simple as that.

You've got nothing to lose and a lifetime of musical moments to gain.

But here's what matters more than credentials:

I remember what it's like to want to play songs for people and not quite have the confidence to do it. I remember fumbling through incomplete song arrangements and wishing someone would just show me the whole thing, start to finish.

That's why I created Easy Strumming Songs.

Not to teach you flashy techniques or impress you with complicated theory—but to give you exactly what you need to confidently share music with the people you care about.

These 10 songs represent what I consider the essential "campfire repertoire" that every guitarist should have. If you can play these, you'll be ready for 90% of the situations where someone says "hey, play something."

Recently I've been able to reach even more students via the internet, and I'd love to help you build this repertoire too.

Three months from now, you're at a family gathering. Someone says, "Hey, play us something!"

Instead of freezing up or making excuses, you reach for your guitar with a smile.

You start strumming those opening chords to "Country Roads." Within seconds, everyone's singing along. Your nephew pulls out his phone to record it. Your spouse is beaming at you from across the room.

After that song ends, someone shouts out, "Do you know Free Fallin'?"

You do. And they love it.

That moment—that feeling of bringing people together through music, of being the person who creates those memories—that's what's waiting for you on the other side of this course.

It's not fantasy. It's what happens when you have a real repertoire of songs people actually want to hear.

Easy Strumming Songs gives you exactly that.

The only question is: Are you ready?

Here's something to think about:

How many gatherings will you attend in the next year where someone says "hey, does anyone play guitar?"

How many of those moments will you let slip by because you don't have songs ready to share?

Every time you pass on one of those opportunities, you're missing out on something special. Not just for you—but for everyone around you who would have loved singing along.

$50 is less than you'd spend on a nice dinner out. But the confidence and joy you'll get from these 10 songs? That stays with you for life.

Don't let another year go by playing fragments and feeling stuck.

Remember, you're protected by my 60-day, no-questions-asked guarantee.

If Easy Strumming Songs doesn't deliver on everything I've promised—if you don't feel that confidence boost, if you don't have songs you can play from memory, if you're not ready to share your playing with others—just let me know and I'll refund your money completely.

The only way you lose is by not trying.

Keep on Rockin',