Can't Get Enough (of Your Love): Interm./Easy Guitar TAB
66 Essential Songs of the Era
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About the Composer: Mick Ralphs
Mick Ralphs is a British guitarist and songwriter who co-founded Bad Company in 1973 alongside Paul Rodgers. Before that, he spent years as the lead guitarist for Mott the Hoople, where he wrote and performed some of the band's most enduring rock staples. His songwriting blends hard rock sensibility with memorable melodies, and his guitar work helped define the sound of '70s arena rock.
Ralphs' compositions showcase straightforward, powerful chord progressions and accessible song structures that have made them favorites for generations of guitarists learning to play rock music. His influence extends well beyond his own recordings; his work remains a touchstone for intermediate players seeking to understand how to balance technical execution with musical storytelling.
Why we love this
This collection anchors itself in one of the most guitar-rich decades in popular music history, and Ralphs' "Can't Get Enough" stands alongside classics that shaped how millions of people learned to play rock. The TAB arrangements preserve the essential character of each song while meeting players where they are, making the leap from learning basics to playing recognizable, satisfying material feel immediate and rewarding.
What to expect
Playing these songs feels like unlocking a cultural moment. Each arrangement captures the energy and attitude of '60s and '70s rock, from the swagger of the Stones to the soulfulness of Joni Mitchell, without overwhelming your hands. The TAB format makes the path clear, so you can focus on bringing out the attitude and feel that made these songs matter.
Who it's for
Intermediate and easy-intermediate guitarists ready to move beyond beginner exercises and into genuine rock repertoire. This collection works for self-taught players, students in private lessons, and ensemble guitarists looking for solo material that connects to the music they hear around them.
How to get the most out of it
- Pay close attention to rhythm notation alongside the TAB; these songs live and die by their pocket, and reading both elements together keeps your timing tight.
- Use alternate picking on single-note passages to build consistency and speed; the TAB shows you the notes, but your picking hand discipline determines how clean it sounds.
- Listen to the original recordings while you practice; these songs have distinctive tones and feels that TAB alone cannot convey, and ear training alongside visual learning accelerates your progress.
- Mark which songs sit comfortably in your current hand position and which ones require position shifts; tackling them in that order builds confidence and technique progressively.
How to use it
Use this collection as supplemental solo repertoire for student guitarists preparing for recitals or concert performances, or assign individual songs as homework assignments tied to lessons on rhythm, chord transitions, and song structure. The breadth of artists and styles means every student can find material that speaks to their interests while building the same fundamental skills.
Skills your students will build
- Reading guitar TAB and standard notation simultaneously
- Executing clean chord transitions at moderate tempos
- Recognizing and playing common rock rhythm patterns
- Developing phrasing and dynamics within single-note passages
- Building left-hand strength and finger independence through sustained playing
- Understanding song structure through recognizable, well-written examples