Top 10 Gretchen Wilson Songs

12 Days of Zeppelin, Day 7: The Song Remains the Same 🚨👹 Going ballistic with these two monster musicians, Sped and Kick It Like Bonham (wait for it). I usually keep quite faithful when approaching Zeppelin, but made a momentary exception here. The drums were so off the hook with a fill toward the end (Derek was channeling Bonzo from a live performance 6/21/77), and I felt like the guitar line from the album version was fighting what was happening. If there’s one thing I’ve learned from playin

Led Zeppelin’s debut album turned 50 earlier this month. What a first statement for a band! 😱 Track two, “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You,” was originally written in 1950 by Anne Bredon, but Zeppelin’s version is much closer to Joan Baez’s 1962 rendition. I am fascinated by tracing the lineage of songs, hearing the evolution and variety of interpretations. Missing Anna Kristina on this one! That's my Stephen Strahm Guitars Eros acoustic with a DiMarzio Black Angel pickup. | Gretchen Menn

Check out Acoustic Guitar's most-watched video of 2022: Gretchen Menn Plays "Going to California" on a 1997 Santa Cruz D. | Acoustic Guitar

"Tears in Heaven" by Eric Clapton This is a such a pure, heartfelt song. In coming up with a solo guitar arrangement of it, I wanted to respect the simple beauty and work in the vocal melody where it felt right. This is on a Furch Guitars nylon crossover model, a GNc 2-CW, through a Mesa Boogie Rosette acoustic amp. | Gretchen Menn

Revisiting this gorgeous prelude on J.S. Bach's birthday (and Kenny Hill's personal guitar). And your eyes aren't playing tricks--those are True Temperament frets. Hill Guitar Company | Gretchen Menn