Songs that make you want to learn other instruments.

Fuengi

Mandolin

Steve Earle - Copperhead Road

Ukulele

Beirut - The Penalty

bencowling81

Piano - Bohemian Rhapsody 
Keyboards - Jump

Fuengi

bencowling81 said:

Piano - Bohemian Rhapsody 
Keyboards - Jump

Keyboards on Jump are epic. 

axisus

I've always wanted to learn to play typewriter after seeing the amazing Richard Galliano

Fuengi

axisus said:

I've always wanted to learn to play typewriter after seeing the amazing Richard Galliano

Wow. You could play a gig and do your tax return at the same time. 

mrkb

Piano - Black Crowes - Descending Outro - 

https://youtu.be/izWOYXtvVCA?t=270

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5qjwDxiF9E

Funkfingers

Piano - in the styles of Roy Bittan, Nicky Hopkins, Mac Rebennack, Allen Toussaint, Steve Nason.

Rustylee

Always fancied a Saxophone so I got one. Man that is hard, back to the Guitar sharpish!

Neill

To be honest most of the guitar based songs I listen to makes me wish I had learned another instrument...

dindude

Anything I hear on the radio by Royal Blood makes me want to play the drums 

Hurling_Fruitmig

I tried one of these but the cost of a new ceiling made me rethink my choice.

https://youtu.be/9DlwQJX3qag

sticker

Good Times ,Bad Times intro always makes me want to play drums

Fuengi

dindude said:

Anything I hear on the radio by Royal Blood makes me want to play the drums 

...or The Walkmen

bencowling81

Piano - Drops of Jupiter by Train

fob

Like @axisus I've always fancied the button accordian. My nan played one when I was a kid and I loved it's sound. I nearly bought one after seeing the clip below of Sharon Shannon at Glastonbury and then revitalised the desire for one when David Bruce did his '5 Composers' video with Ian Watson stealing the show. Thinking about it again now.

axisus

fob said:

Like @axisus I've always fancied the button accordian. 

I borrowed a small piano accordion once. It was utterly impossible to play! I think the button one would be even harder.

Tenebrous

Was never into jazz all that much, but Grappelli's violin always sounds so beautiful that I'd really love to learn.

bencowling81

Led Zep, When the Levee Breaks - Harmonica

Also, anyone who says they can listen to In The Air Tonight without wanting to learn drums is just trying to be too cool for school.

Creed_Clicks

Upright bass, piano, drums, any of those!

axisus

Creed_Clicks said:

Upright bass, piano, drums, any of those!

Svensson was an amazing pianist, died a tragic death scuba diving, a great loss

Tannin

Harmonica. I regularly hear old Dylan or Stones songs and think "I should take that up, it sounds great". 

Then I listen to the J Geils Band and say "forget it!"