Top 10 songs of the 70s - JUST 3 CHORDS!

Love that you sing the chords, helps me understand where I’am ps really beginner so find these really helpful thanks Amdy

Thanks Andy, you have a way of keeping things simple while adding the fiddly bits or alternative chord shapes for those who want a bit more of a challenge. Enjoy your content.😊

Thank you! Please do more like this!

Brilliant, thanks👍

Thanks for the help I appreciate it!!👍👌🎸

Brilliant cheers 🎵🎤💜🙏🏽

Thank you sir

Good video Andy.

Great lesson! Thanks so much! :)

Great vid ,

You are incredible

⚓️ Thanks Andy 🌈

Andy bravissimo ❤

What a fun video! I've been learning for two months and a half, and I'm confident with some chords (D, A, E, Am, Em, Dm). I'm also learning C and G now. I'll add some of the songs you put here to my to-do-soon list (sweet home Alabama, Jolene, and the first cut is the deepest). Thanks for sharing, Andy.

Great video, Andy 🤘 please keep up the great work with making awesome lessons for us, my friend 🙂 take care and stay safe 🤞👍

Andy, eres fantástico.

Thanks for all the videos, I have had a blast learning through watching them! For a chord like D, I am confused how you're supposed to strum it. You're only supposed to strum the bottom 4 chords, but in the videos it sometimes seems like you strum the bottom 4, and sometimes it seems like you strum all 6. I know you have mentioned using your thumb to mute the string, but every time I try that it doesn't sound anywhere near the way it sounds when I strum 4. I guess I am looking for advice on playing chords like that in the proper strumming pattern you are teaching. Thanks!

I Guess "Werewolves of London" has the same chord progression as "Sweethome Alabama". I would like a Tutorial of "Werewolves of London" please Andy! I also liked that top 10.

I love those 2 first songs The bellamy brothers, Alabama

Thanks, Andy. My favorite is Sweet Home Alabama, specially the riff. I miss doobie brothers "listen to the music", I think could be part of the list.