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I think at the time the Beatles emerged the baby boomers were in there teens Elvis and all the 50's icons laid the ground work the Beatles played early rockabilly music and covered a lot of R&B as well as Little Richard songs in the club dates they were playing and the time was ripe for them,they looked unique they were talented hypnosis had nothing to do with there success I think hysteria comes closer the the phenomena "Beatlemania"

Marc I think what your referring to is playing in thirds like twin leads its common in most Latin music

Pix it takes a little getting used to I should be getting a pedal today or tomorow to control the phrases along with the new PA I ordered I cant wait to hook all of the gear up and run it thru the new PA I pretty much got the ME-50 figured out and the basics of the loop pedal the real trick is going to be making a smooth transistion from one song to another without to much dead air but thats what rehearsals are for and I will not play before an audience till I fee confident of putting on a good show

Hi crevs it might get a little tight in my bathroom and I think the reason most people record in a bathroom is the natural reverb sound of being in a small enclosure without anything to absorb the sound like furniture or rugs because they absorb sound its like a empty hall or warehouse there is nothing to absorb the sound and it bounces back,I record in my living room with headphones and I can control the sound going in if I want reverb (delay) or echo (repeat) I can add it later but sometimes I add it at the beginning depending on the song.Reverb and echo are similar in a subway with only concrete walls and flooring there's nothing to absorb the sound but its the same as an empty club when you first do a sound check your volume levels are set but when people jam into the club they absorb sound and the levels are adjusted I guess it all comes down to if you like the sound in a bathroom record there

see if this works you have to add [img]at the beginning and a[/img] at the end and paste the link inbetween just look at the edit I did and do it the same way

I liked the song and the arrangement her voice is really nice I would like to hear something that she sings lead vocal on instead of a harmony part,I thought the guitar and lead vocal were up to high in the mix and sometimes the two vocals got in the way of each other and her vocal could have used a bit of reverb not a lot just enough to give it an edge but overall a really nice composition and performance by both vocalist

ranthalas everyone progresses at a different rate some catch on quickly others struggle at first but with desire and practice results follow,if you just learn chords and strumming you should be able to play moderately well within 6 to seven months depending on how much time you devote to practice and what your practicing if its reading music from start this will take a few years to really be proficient which is why most newbies opt for a quicker method sort of a fast lane to mediocre guitar playing there's really no secret,hard work pays off no matter what you do in life so its up to you

Thank you Kenny theres a small park across the street from where I live it has only one picknic bench but its a beautiful little park all the photos of the flowers and autumn leaves were taken there I will upload them to my photos on myspace its the kinda place to relax and kickback and the video of "keep on riding" was shot there not to mention a few songs were composed there also

Zguitar check out these on Chordie from some of the members
http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=12078

Thanks geo an acoustic album is food for thought I must admit its been a while since I did covers but I just invested several hundred into some new gear to play as a one man show so im gleaning all the cover songs from Chordie that fit my vocal range and style maybe "park bench concerto" of some fancy name  

Thanks a bunch glad ya enjoyed