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Dino its never to late ya never know what folks are going to like untill you kick around a few songs and see, this is a new venue for me and I'm experimenting with ideas,there are no effects at all the guitar is a Hohner acoustic electric with silk n steel strings it is un-amped only the microphone on my Kodak camera is picking up the sound from my vocals and the guitar and for some reason it seems to mix both equally I appreciate your comments nice to hear some positive feedback

Thank you my lady the only worry I used to have was if I was going to awake in the morning but I realized it really wasn't anything to worry about if I did it was a good day if not ,well that day is coming but not yet

Toys are me glad ya enjoyed

Sounds like a good idea badeye whatever harp key works for you I just got the glass finger slide yesterday and I'm having a lot of fun with it thanks for the comment

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Pastor I used to have a Youtube account but keeping track of to many websites got to be a little to taxing on my time so I stick with myspace and facebook plus my favorite Chordie,and composing,recording,practice, and my other love Chess is enough to keep me busy (idle hands etc.)

I may have misunderstood the question it sounded like you were trying to figure out which key for you to sing in but if not the notation on a a music sheet is one # (sharp) for G, two ## D, three ### for A, four #### E, five ##### for B and six ###### for F# but on a sheet of music the sharps are on the lines or spaces of the staff the same for the flat keys but any basic guitar course has this information

Interesting idea top when I first edited the video I was thinking about adding something not that it could not still be done, food for thought,on a side note both Ken and I sang in the same choir we go back a while great guy

To be honest no,but I have been playing for over 45 years you can use open chords in the first posistion in the key of G if you use the modulation to A  the Bm chord is the hardest but not really to hard

The song starts in A major the changes are A D Bm and E it modulates to Bb by way of a F first and follows Bb Eb Cm and F I have played along with the video and there are a few sus4th but they are not critical just use the chords given and you should be ok and any further help give a call

HR if you have the opportunity put a link to any sessions Jam or gigs so we can check out Chan and you Jamming and I didn't see any price tag on the amp if there was it was to small anyway and at my age my eyes dont see that well (fine print) nice post