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Happy Birthday Roger! I bet your weather is better than the cold, wet, rainy UK...
Cheers!

At the moment it's "Something". A few weeks back I sang at a local event called "Beatles Day" - 12 solid hours of Beatles music performed by local artists (mix of pro and non-pro). It's a lot of fun...

I have a 6cd changer unit, so usually have a selection from Steely Dan, Ry Cooder, Pink Floyd, The Who, 10cc, Kirsty MacColl and Eric Clapton...

Congrats, Amy - it's beautiful! Wish I could hear it properly, live, rather than on a dodgy Skype connection!
Have never really thought about a using guitar humidifiers, are they still necessary even in the damp of the UK? Never heard of using rattlesnake rattles, either - I'm assuming this is as a humidifier, rather than percussion?!

Well, that was a lot of fun! Sorry you had trouble joining us, Roger, but at least we got to hear a couple of songs. Toots has a lot of really funny songs, though I couldn't make out some of the words too well! Very impressed by Joe (BGD), too - one hell of a guitar player! And I think we were all loving Amy's voice - my wife was in the next room and she loved hearing Amy too!

OK - I'm gonna beat Zurf to it - PLAY THET MIDGET SONG !!!!!

Should be able to make it for an hour or two, I think! We change our clocks to BST on Sunday (just BTW). Look forward to hearing that new guitar, Amy!

There's nothing quite like open-air music on a warm evening! At least the neighbours weren't throwing stuff. I'm a little green (with envy)...

It would be too late for me tonight, but I would be available on Sunday...

Good stuff, Jeff! Music certainly does bring people together - some food & drink helps, too! But American hospitality is legendary - especially in Virginia...

Ooooh, New Guitar, interesting! If possible, I'd like to start somewhere around 6-7pm (my time), so that would be 1-2pm with you. But if the consensus is for a later start I can just drop in for an hour or so...