Acoustic Guitarist Eddie van der Meer Covers 2014’s Biggest Songs – Video Finds
With 2015 around the corner, here’s a great way to revisit some of the biggest songs of 2014.
Dutch guitarist Eddie van der Meer guides us through with this stellar fingerstyle medley.
The performance features snippets of of Magic!’s “Rude,” Sam Smith’s “Stay With Me,” Avicii’s “Hey Brother,” Passenger’s “Let her Go” and much more.
Van der Meer also provided the tabs to these renditions, and you can check them out here: http://bit.ly/2014Medley
So, what do you think? Any songs that were left out? Tell us in the comments below or on Facebook.
Find out more from Eddie van der Meer at his Facebook page.
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Acoustic Nation is written by Laura B. Whitmore, a music industry marketing veteran, music journalist and editor, who has contributed to Parade.com, Guitar World, and others. She has interviewed hundreds of musicians and hosts the She Rocks Podcast. As the founder of the Women’s International Music Network, she advocates for women in the music industry and produces the annual She Rocks Awards. She is the Senior Vice President of Marketing for Positive Grid, making the world safe for guitar exploration everywhere! A guitarist and singer/songwriter, Laura is currently co-writing an album of pop songs that empower and energize girls.
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