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Hi Marcalan,

The problem is almost certainly at your end otherwise there would be hundreds of Members asking this question. The only thing I have to add is to check that your printer drivers are up to date and make sure you are not printing in draft mode.

Roger

Hi Cal1c0 and welcome to Chordie,

You can amend the song yourself and I will cheat a little here and copy an explanation from James McCormick to another member asking the same question.

If you find a song in chordie's index and it needs corrections, please do the following:
Move the song into your personal songbook.
Open it in your songbook using the 'edit' button at the end of it's listing.
You can make your corrections in the upper/edit window.
Save your changes using the 'save changes' button between the edit and view windows.
Return to your songbook, and open the song normally to make sure your changes are working.
Once you are satisfied the song has been truly improved, you can use the 'improve this song' button in chordie's index and then paste in your improved version.
Now, everybody can use the corrected version and your name will appear with the song, "Corrected by Cal1c0".

Seems complicated - but it actually is quite simple once you get used to using chordpro notation.

Take care

Roger

There is a scientific explanation for this:-

It comes under Murphy's Law (there is a ruder name for it but this is a child friendly site).

Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong and usually at the most inconvenient time.

Roger

Hi Shady,

Have you looked at this: http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/www.u … p;id=86904

Roger

Hi Jerome,

I understand you can get a plastic cover that fits in the sound hole to reduce the feedback which would  allow you more latitude with the EQ settings.

Roger

Hi James,

Having been the victim of slanderous campaign last year, which was only halted with the help of a solicitor, I know only too well what damage people can do with lies. I was lucky in respect that several people who know me well enough to know that the stories were scurrilous let me know in good time to stop it early.

I do like your song and the chording for it is great. I am hoping soon to hear your melodious tones bring it to life (and finding out how far away my interpretation of it is too).

Thank you,

Roger

Hi Helena,

A lovely song and it is sung wonderfully by Tamara, well done to both of you.

Roger

PS.
It is no problem sorting out the formatting, mind you it would not have worked even if you had done it right in this instance, cause Joe Muggins here made a mistake also.

Well thanks Russ,

Now you tell me, I had to don some extremely tight and uncomfortable underwear to help me reach the high notes in the key of A.

Roger

Hi Jeff,

I am getting all sentimental about microbes and germs now and you have put me off waterbeds for life. 

A good fun song, well done and thank you,

Roger

Wow Russ,

I am green with envy. Would you like a session musician for the day at no charge? Mind you it is a fairly long trip from Portugal so perhaps I will just have to wait for the video.

Roger

Hi Helena,

After our conversation earlier I used a link you gave me to Richard Thompson to show a demonstraion of his syle of playing in another thread. So he has got two mentions within a few minutes.

http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic. … 369#p53369

I love the 'Beeswing' song by the way.

Roger

Hi Doug,

All Russ has given us is the groundwork, the basics, for us to play with and come up with song. So I say you can undisqualify yourself and you have the chance to take part in this first time event of Chordie.

I have completed my entry and submitted it to Russell and I can assure you that, although I too have heard his version of this several times, my song is absolutely nothing like Russ's video. Don't forget that although we have been given 5 chord sequences to use there is no restriction in what order to use them or how long the duration of each chord is.

Go on - give it a go.

Roger