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I've had that CD for a while now.  A great collection by Dylan.

Ah.  Life is good PapaTom.  Good luck to you.

I've always thought accordian would be difficult.  Hundreds of buttons on one side, piano keys on the other and you have to constantly move it back and forth to produce the air that plays the tunes.  You don't see them much anymore.

Ah, the yankee flipper and the squirrel launcher had me laughing.  What great inventions.  I like to get a launcher like that for some of my relatives who visit too often and lay around in the recliner.  Hmmmm... Recliner....Launcher.  I'll get back to you on this.

Yep, its all relative.  If you can sit down and start playing songs from memory, chords and lyrics, then I'd say you play guitar pretty good.  Now, me, I need to see the lyrics and chords before I can play most things.  I never take the time it takes to memorize the songs.  Put the music in front of me and I can play a lot of songs.  I'd say, either way, if you play in front of anyone, with or without the music, and they say you are good, then you are a guitar player.

You probably found this , but this is a pretty good site for banjo tab.  Welcome to Chordie.
http://www.bluegrassbanjo.org/bluetabs.html

Te Skyla Burrell Blues Band.  She has a great voice for blues
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLSeqdxBlo4

That was good steve. I don't have any suggestions.  And there is nothing wrong with your voice.  TYhe sound of your voice is not as important as keeping in tune and hitting the right notes.  You seemed to do that.

Alright.  A good forum to add.  And Zurf, you're the man.  I will be sure to come up with lots of hard questions for you.

You should only need a capo if you can't reach some of the notes easily when you sing.  Try a song without it , then try the capo on each fret until you can sing the song comfortably.

You have my interest up, trellis.  Lets here it.  I tend to agree with you, but would like to hear it just the same.