I have an old Univox electric 12 that I sometimes pick up, but my repertoire is kinda light. I know some Byrds and the bridge from Stairway, among others. What are some good ones I could learn?

If it still exists in board purgatory, there was a seriously ace thread on this very subject.

(This appears to be what remains of it...)

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=25583&hilit=12+string

Unrest, one of those essential indie bands I just don't get.

Sorry for the offtopic

Alex’s contribution on that old thread was really good.

“There She goes” is easy and fun to play.

Johnny Marr’s 12 string part of Billy Bragg’s “Greetings to the New Brunette” is harder (for me), but really fun when it clicks

Having An Average Weekend has one shimmering up the corners.

Two versions of "Save A Chance" by The Castels, a 6-string version and 12-string version. They both rock, but the 12-string version really rips!

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

If you like the Byrds you'll probably like etc. etc.

It's all over this record: