Classic Rock Song Suggestions...........

Hi all. Now I know that this isn't necessarily the right sub-forum, but none of the others fitted either

Looking for classic rock song suggestions. I've only been playing the guitar for a little over two years, and am the wrong side of fifty so am never gonna be great, despite all of the practise I put in. I play with a group of lads with a similar level of (in)ability, and we lean towards classic rock. What we are seeking, is a collection of songs that we can play that are relatively simple. But by that, I don't mean I want to play "simplified versions" of songs. We want to play note-for-note renditions. At the moment, we have just a handful of songs that we are playing:

Wishing Well - Free
Green River - CCR
The Last Time - Rolling Stones
Whiskey in the Jar - Thin Lizzy (Although we are stretching ourselves with this one as I'm charged with the Eric Bell lead work, and there's lots of it)
Living After Midnight - Judas Priest

As you can see, that's quite a short set-list so far, that sorely needs expanding. If anyone can think of any songs of a similar ilk that might be achievable by us, I'd love to hear any suggestions. Although please don't take offense if I don't like songs, lol. Taste can be a strange thing

Many thanks
Andy

Thanks for the suggestions, paults. Most kind. From the list, we are already having a go at Free's All Right Now, but it's very much "work in progress", due to Paul Kossoff being considerably better than me, lol. The BTO song is a good one, but is heavily keyboards based. I should have mentioned that we are 2 guitarists, a bassist and a drummer, and are seeking to get as close as possible to the source material. As regards the others, the only ones that would really fit in are the two latter ones. And they are waay too tricky for us to even think about, lol. Much appreciated though

Thanks Spikey. I hear what you are saying about TBO, but my band are quite hardline about authenticity. I tried to get Thin Lizzy's Dancing in the Moonlight past them as I totally love it, but it got thrown out because of the sax in the middle eight. I'll deffo have a bit of a perusing session through CCR's catalogue though. Also quite leaning towards something with a bit of pep with ZZ Top under consideration. Anyone know of any ZZT songs that are not overly tricky?

Thanks paults. I realise that many tracks were overdubbed with multiple guitar parts at times, and there's not much we can do on that score. But prominent instruments that we don't have we are seeking to avoid. Also, I should point out that it is unlikely we will ever be playing to an audience. It's just a fun thing whereby we book a hall once a week and get loud. Although the one guy thinks we are gearing up for the Albert Hall. I don't like to dash his hopes though, lol.

I looked at Tush the other week and earmarked that as a possibility. I'll revisit it La Grange is probably beyond our abilities to be honest. I'll check out JLC

Thanks all for the suggestions thus far, but please bear in mind that the songs need to be at the "easier" end of the scale. Sweet Child O' Mine, Freebird and Stairway to Heaven, although fantastic songs, will never fall under my sausage-like fingers :0

Thanks for the suggestions. Maybe I should have also stated that I'm looking for pre-80's rock. ie., the good stuff

I really do appreciate the suggestions folks. The only thing is that everyone seems to be side-stepping the word "easy", lol. I cannot stress enough just how shaky my band is. Purple Haze will not be happening. Not even after a few pints

Okay, I'll take you up on that. I'm currently trying to absorb Whiskey in the Jar, Thin Lizzy. When we've got that to a reasonable standard, we'll have a bash at murdering Purple Haze

Thanks. Yes, I tend to use Ultimate Guitar for my tabs, and youtube is my friend Also getting quite a bit of mileage out of Lick-Library videos. We used to play the Kinks one, but all agreed to drop it 'cos it wasn't well liked. A good one to play for rapid barre chord movement though.