Musicians, what is the easiest song you have ever played?

[T-Blade]

I try not to show off, But there's always something in your head saying " OH YEAH YOU CAN'T DO IT THIS FAST CAN YOU!"
But I do try not to ^_^

See kids, this is what happens when you listen to metal =P

Haha, it's true Although, I can play some blues.

Thats like saying "I can play Bebop and Swing"

Hm.. You've given me the idea of trying to Headbang and scat at the same time... Hmm

 

[EzraPound]

{Just My Imagination} Running Away With Me by The Temptations or something. Two basic chords, repeated.

 

[manicfoot]

As far as riffs goes its definitely smoke on the water. For whole songs I'd pick amazing grace. Very basic chords that anyone can play

 

[Noamuth]

'Teardrop on the Fireplace' by Massive Attack.

.. So.. Boring.. On Bass.

 

[Nivag the Owl]

Probably Buck Rogers by Feeder.

EDIT:

i'm a trumpet player and easiest song of all time i played was (outside of 6th grade music book) for the beauty of the earth.

Hah! I had to sing that in choir about a year ago. It's pretty... alright.

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

Back in black.

What instrument please? Because if it's the guitar, I don't believe you. You simply cannot play that song until you're able to play relatively fast for a beginner.


Well, the "easiest" song is hard, because there are a lot of practice songs. My first piano book had an excercise in tempo called "The Piano Tuner" where you played C all over, varying between quarters, eighths and a few halfs.

Easiest licensed song? I think every guitarist learns Smoke on The Water* or Seven Nation Army, every flautist/piccolo-ist(?) learns My Heart Will Go On, etc.

*If you're not playing the main riff with the 3rd and 4th strings, you're not a guitarist.

EDIT! Oh! Oh! For the guitar! Horse with No Name and I Used To Love Her

Sorry, I forgot to say Back in Black bassline. I dabble in bass a bit.