Good rock n roll numbers to cover in bar???
 

some good rock n roll numbers to cover in bar???????

Start with "I love rock and roll"

Shout At The Devil, Iron Man, Crazy Train, Old Time Rock 'n' Roll, Bad Moon Risin', Proud Mary, Should I Stay Or Should I Go, etc. There's millions.

hey thanks..
 

hey thanks..ya. we have practised this number....
i will soon post our video in youtube n will let u know ....
stay rockin'''

thanks...
we have practised....iron man..and proud mary...
we will see more of those which u have said..........
stay rockin'''

I saw a bar band with a bubble machine playing Slayer covers.

You could try that.

Poison Idea-The badge. Me Want Me want. Sorry OP!

Rock n Roll-Led Zeppelin. The easiest drum pattern in the world.

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hey thanks...
i have listened to very few numbers of slayer...
n i am sorry but i am not sure...are they rock n roll band??
jus i dunno about them..
i will listen to them..n ya if its so ..then surely we will try them too..
thanks for your suggestion....
stay rockin'''

HAH !!!

You know you must be psychic or something because right at this very moment i'm 72.3% of the way through uploading a Poison Idea compilation of which that track is very much present. :D

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we have covered led zep- rock n roll............. thats a gr8 number...was fun doing....stay rockin'

Rocking all over the world
Status Quo.
you gotta love those guys!

hey thanks....stay rockin.....

I will love it when they finally hang up their guitars.

All of these tunes would make me leave said drinking establishment, if you want people to stay you have to play what is young hip and trendy. If you want to play for 7 music snobs nursing micro-brews and comparing the ratio of hops to barley play a bunch of obscure covers and originals, thus is the paradox of live music

song 2- blur
rock n roll- velvet underground
search & destroy- the stooges
gouge away- the pixes
blitzkreig bop- the ramones

Playing rock covers of cheesy 80s pop songs>Playing supposed rock anthems.

Johnny B Goode.

"Louie Louie" never fails

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i haven't heard of this song....tell me...........the band's name...
stay rockin'

I can't belive you never heard of it. It is oringnally done by
The Kings men in 1963, it has been covered by numerous bands such as Black Flag, The Who, Joy Division, the stooges, the clash....etc.

Motorhead did it better.

If by the Kingsmen you mean Richard Berry than you'd be correct.

Yes but the Kingmes made it popular, you don't have to correct everything I post.

I do when you're wrong.

You don't have too, i'm a big boy.

hey thanks to sweet nothing and crowquill............i will listen to the song...but which cover should i download???

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hey thanks a lot jackhammer...louie louie..
a line from other song by motohead"""thats the way i like it baby, i don wanna live forever""ace of spades ..

louie louie===cool video......
stay rockin...

just whatever you do,...no freebird, for the love of gawd,....no freebird

If I Leave Here Tomorrow

What else do you play in a bar?

I agree its a great song everyone knows, Stick to the classic rock songs everyone loves and adores but also something old people can dance too.....




and throw in some bowie :thumb:

Anything but Freebird!


I've heard some pretty good AC/DC covers in bars...that's my suggestion, if your vocalist can pull it off. :yeah:

It can depend on where you live.

For example, if you live anywhere from Texas west and like, Virginia south, you need to know Sweet Home Alabama. But if you live in like, the northeast, you'll wanna know some grunge.

maybe its because I am a girl so that means I always have a little bitch in me but I rarely like cover bands with chick singers. like girls covering male classic rock songs rub me the wrong way.

I'm thinking of starting an all male cover band that only performs songs sung by women. After all, why be A cover band when you can be THE cover band??

what about I WANT TO BREAK FREE by QUEEN??

Beer Drinkers and Hellraisers - ZZ Top

Never listened to them but an old friend loved them sooo much he was crazy about them.

When we do the best that we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life, or in the life of another.
Helen Keller