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Kenny a really nice story line it conjures up images of the old west when you record this let us all know so we can give a listen nice work

did you enable the mic playthru on audacity? if not then no sound will come thru you have to open audacity and click edit scroll down to preferences and click the last one a audio settings will appear make sure the first box is checked and say ok then on the audacity screen on the right by the little microphone is a tab click on that and a screen will drop down click monitor input and if your mic input is working it should register if you speak

Wayne bravo! nice mix on the recording and I thought the song had a good feel the vocal surprisingly came thru without a external mic this is a really good start for you congratulations!

That was cool to see and hear its really special when family get together in music nice work on both songs

Thanks Jerome I need to sift through my list of recorded material there all on zip disks so I can isolate each track and make mp3's or wav's, if I render them to wav I would have to upload them to mediafire in a separate folder there the only resource I have that can handle that many MB's and store them free

Phill we all seem to gravitate to moods now and then the blues is just one of mine I enjoy listening to your songs always have always will

At the moment Chordie is struggling with copyright issues and I see no reason to fuel the flames or give reasons and examples of the above mentioned point and it has little or no Bering that the name given is not the copyright holders, attorneys representing the parties who are trying to close Chordie down can use this as an example IMHO

Daddycool I hate to have to tell you but the title "Three little words: is a song with music by Harry Ruby and the lyrics by Bert Kalmar, Duke Ellington and Frank Sinatra recorded it and its been featured in a movie the source is from wikipedia,you have good lyrics but you might concider another title

very deliteful little tune there nice melodie and guitar work well done Phill

if you add a f# on the top of a A chord its a A6 which is a substitute for the F#minor(relative minor of A major) if you just want an A major chord dont bar the 1st string or mute it