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There you go, bud.  Welcome to Chordie

Or a little closer to home.
http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/www.g … 24120.html
Does Paul Brandt do it differently?

Fine looking guitars, but out of my price range.

I have two grand daughters, one with pneumonia, one with Swine Flu, both have asthma.  One daughter with bronchitis and others starting to feel ill with something.  And a third grandaughter, 4 months old who's mother has bronchitis is presently well but right in the middle of it.  Gonna be a bad year I'm afraid.  And I am 300 miles away.

I did notice that, I, also took the question incorrectly, so didn't answer.  Mekidsmom, it was too illogical for a man to get the answer right, I guess.   More of the right and left brain issues

I'm like you used to be.  I just hold it in my fingers and if it feels right, I buy it.

I agree with cameron.  This is how we find other great players

"Be thankful we're not getting all the government we are paying for"  -  Will Rogers

Like you said Zurf, it's not giving up that will get you there.  It's the rest needed in between tough times before you tackle the problem again that sets us aside from average people.  I always think about Col Sanders.  He tried selling his recipe to thousands of resteraunts before one finally gave him a chance.  Wow!

I almost forgot about this one.  It fits in right at the top of this type of music.  May even be number one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGgFkMGIq1s

That explains why I struggle to learn things on guitar.  I can't draw for nothing.

Yeah, too bad him and others didn't live to a ripe old age.  No telling what they would be playing now.