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OCTOBER 2024 – ENTRIES FOR OCTOBER 2024

Original thread can be found here:   https://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=39690
If you missed out, it's never too late!  You can share a link at the thread above, comment there, etc.!
Here are quick links to member's submissions (if I missed any, please post in the original thread linked above and I'll get this post updated!)

easybeat:  https://soundcloud.com/rough-as-gut/talk-to-me
Jandle:  wrote a poem:  https://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=39690
Peatle J`ville:  wrote a poem:  https://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=39690
neophytte:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkrH_mk1Uy0

Thanks Grah1, I have re-shared for this month      

Grah1 suggestion for this month and performance.  No love in Oklahoma by Luke Combs this is my version https://soundcloud.com/graham-windle/no … -oaklahoma

easybeat, NO, don't take it down, its great you entered something this month.  As you said, "anything Random", so you entered something.  Thats great and what we want.     

neo, never heard of this song, so like TIG, I looked up the meaning of the song and yes is right with his comments on what the song is about.  Interesting little song, it punched along with the strumming as you played it.  The Reverb or echo mostly good, maybe a little over done in a few places?.   I enjoyed listening to it.     

neophytte, that was great!  Loved the piano/ piano organ for a change, it really suited this song and your voice.   I would love to see the lyrics to this song.  Some great lyrics in there, well done      

Any suggestions?     

Richard, I don't know this song, haven't heard it before.   I went and had a listen to the original and had a look at the lyrics.  Thanks for sharing, I have now learned something new (for me anyway).  You performed it well.     

Richard, I enjoyed that, and the visual imagery definitely added to it.  I liked the fast beat, nice for a change.  I did struggle to hear the lyrics in parts of it.     

Tig, I hadn't heard or listened to that one before.   A bit of a hardcase for sure.     

Well, done Richard, it's always good to go along and perform for folks who are in homes.  Great to see you supporting your mate with his song that he wrote. 

A group of us used to perform every month at different Rest Homes for quite a few years up until covid hit.  We used to do all the old songs they knew and could sing along too.  They thoroughly enjoyed it, though we never used amps as quite a few folks wore hearing aids and the amplifiers hurt their ears with hearing aids, so we decided early on not to use them.