johnpaulbass

Hy .. my advice is: 1. listen to all of them and write down the most difficult one (i.e. you listen to the song and rate it from 1-5 in difficulty). The ones that you already know or you have played at least once - twice in your life put them to the bottom of the list 2. put them from the the "hardest" to the "easisest" one. By "hardest" IMO you should look if the song has some particular song structure, lots of chord changes, some riffes etc. The easiest ones are those who're based on on 3 chord progressions (like Sweet home alabama i.e.) 3. start to practice rationally but constantly with no interruptions. if you have a week or so oyu should be able to "get down" all the tunes by the first 2 days. The third day work hard on the tunes that give you most problems and leave the others. Just listen to tehm , possibly with some chord structure or something. The 4th days begin with the easy one and put for the last the "hard ones". The last to day "simulate" your set by splitting 20 / 20 songs and do that 2 times. If you have a day left just briefly go through the harst songs for you Hope it helps.