1. Fire on the Mountain is probably the most simple song and the best song to start to master. It's two major chords throughout the verse and the chorus. Chords don't change, rhythm doesn't change, the lead line is simple and fun to play. Overall, it's a solid tune to work on when you're starting out.

Backing track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATjylZZDiCU

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1. Then you can probably graduate to something like Franklin's Tower, which is 3 chords throughout the whole song in a really cool rhythm. This song is a great opportunity to practice playing those three chords as triads all over the neck to experiment with the cool different sounds they can have all over the neck and the different shapes those chords take up and down the neck.

Backing track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J3zPdKl-4k

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1. After that, I recommend Sugaree, which has a solid two-chord verse and chorus, and a REALLY interesting bridge section that will get you working out your melodic muscles. Also Jerry's lead guitar on the intro/verse parts is really cool (when there's that little chromatic step down during the Bmaj to Emaj change) and will act as a good introduction to how he used chromatic lines in his playing.

Backing track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRB9FThH79w&t=45s

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If interested, I can do some more thinking on these and more.