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Congratulations. I didn't know Wechter made acoustics.

Happy NBD.

I might do Twinkle Twinkle Little Star on violin as an instrumental!

Man In Black - Johnny Cash

Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain - Willie Nelson

Well, I've already done Amie and The Weight for previous CFSOTM. I don't know any of the rest, and I just have not had time to learn anything new this month. So I hope it's OK if I go a little off script and do a different song that fits the theme but is from my regular repertoire of ridiculousness so that I can participate this month.

Here's Crocodile Rock. The name that's in the lyrics is "Susie."  https://soundcloud.com/user-35218982/cr … ock-cfsotm

Probably not this year, though Topdawgz is looking to do something on Memorial Day weekend in his neck of the woods. Things are still too up in the air with my Dad for me to plan.

Hoping to get to the range today in order to see what all the wind over the winter has done to our 3D range. It's a 2.1 mile path winding back and forth through 38 acres of woodland. There are at least three trees along the path that need to be removed, but because of placement make removal difficult. I should have Uncle Joe come down to shoot a round and expound upon the nature of tree removal then repair to the clubhouse for a fire and picking.

That's a good reason to buy from Sweetwater.

Garuchi won an American Strat in a contest. He immediately sold it and bought a Les Paul. One man's dream is another man's nightmare.

Again - No problem on my part with making a recording to share with friends who couldn't make it. And I think that's all that BGD asked for - is to set them as private when posted rather than public. Allows for private sharing rather than general public, which is cool.

Pretty axe.

I remember an interview Micheal Jackson did. This was long into his Neverland part of his life. He hadn't put out any new music in a while and all the press stories made him sound like the boogie man. My own opinion about Michael Jackson is that the poor guy never had a chance. Anyway, it was a time when everyone had an opinion about Michael Jackson, and it seemed like darned little had to do with his music. During the interview, he was pulling melody lines from other people's music decades before his time out of his head, he did a beat box rhythm that was down right funky, and generally demonstrated that when he's left to his own devices that he was all music all the time. I think I turned from pity or empathy for the person to respect for the musician during that interview.