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My mom showed me three chords and I took it from there

hi doctorzoidberg the G major scale is G A B C D E F#G and all the chords are derived from the notes in the scale major is 135 minor is 1 b3 5 the steps or intervals in any major scale are whole whole half whole whole whole half or 1 1 1/2 1 1 1 1/2

Jerome the reaper program is really cool and riddler and fatstrings can really save you a lot of time on the learning curve there the aces on reaper,sounds like ya got yourself a good mic it should do the job let me know if you get something  to share with us all

what kind of wuss would take that kind of treatment aint no woman worth getting the snot knocked out of ya for some poon if that was me she would be paying a vist to her dentist her doctor and her belongings would be in the garbage good lyrics Phill made me feel sorry for the chump

its more usual to post something with your topic

unfortunately it only go's back to 1946 I was born oct 13 1941 about 7 weeks before pearl harbor but thanks for the link

There is a free program called Guitar Alchemist it has over 1000 different ways to make chords from open to the 12th fret,this program also tells you the intervals to make the chord like 1 3 5,for major or 1 3b 5 for minor it has virtually every chord you will ever use added to this is the scales for Lydian pentatonic mixolydian etc. and it also plays the chords with whatever sound you like from keyboard to guitar and its totally free I think there is a link somewhere in the theory section but if you type in "Guitar Alchemist" in the google search it will take you to the download page,the program takes very little space and loads fast give it a try I think you will like it I have this program and its great for teaching my students

here is a photo of Lloyd Loars guitar

When I was playing full time I had a set list of at least 15 songs and after the "hi there were so and so's start the first song and after its finished wait a few seconds and start the next after three or four songs in a row any jitters vanish and later after the audience has had a few libations they loosin up and then everybody enjoys themselves and if you like what your playing so will they but if your only thinking of how much time left before the set ends or get an attitude because no one claps it could be a long night and your in the wrong bussiness

I think the worse pet names are from newlyweds or new couples I remember the "newlyweds" game show I think the moderator was chuck eubanks and he acted more like a voyeur with some of his insensitive remarks to the couples just to get a laugh from a lame audience and some of the pet names they had for each other ugh, falling in love is like temporary insanity people take on a docile puppy like demeanor like parents trying to talk to a baby "goochee goochee goo" and the baby smiles and the parents glow till a rank odor shakes them back to reality  

google up Les paul and Leo Fender there was a hawaiian steel back in the 30ths that was electric and durring the big band era of the late thirty's and early fourties there was a modified hollow body with an amp but it was never mass produced Les Paul is credited with the first production model and Leo Fender and his broadcaster were close behind

That is very kind of you to offer your assistance every little bit helps, I will have more information as soon as I hear from the owner of the studio I am recording my CD in, and as soon as I get this I will relay it to everyone and as more songs are nominated for this project (we have 16 so far) I will add them to the list, I would like around 24 songs for a two CD package so theres going to be room for a few more including yours