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tough way to learn but they will come back so next time you will know at least so keep on pickin

Ark I would be glad to make a test recording of a spoken mp3 of this poem and thanks for helping and I would suggest Doug could also send his because he has a natural deep voice and a little diversity of choice couldent hurt ......so DOUG come on down!

I seen this movie several years back its a good movie and I liked the tele Machio was playing I used to own one,one odd thing Ry Cooder is included in my fingerpicking style music course as is Lightning Hopkins and a host of other great players, I remember the movie was based on Robert Johnson life after he supposedly "sold his soul to the devil" (cant sell what ain't yours to sell) and went from a bad guitarist to a legend

Had a nice visit and checked out some of the music nice site and some good articals

I cued up the movie and i was expecting to see a sort of bio of Django but the character Emmet ray played by Sean Penn is a mystery,some say he existed,some not, I found a myspace link and it seems Emmet has his own profile page! even the fact that he will have been deceased for over 50 yrs if he did exist at all.The movie "Sweet and Low" is good but I was hoping it would be a movie on Reinhardt,oh well it go's back to the library tommorow

Southpaw I was able to locate the movie and theres no doubt its intended to be a story about Django but the character Sean Penn plays is Emmet Ray I am watching it later tonignt so I will find out why Emmet Ray instead of Django im looking forward to it

Phill very well written lyrics "noses pressed up on the window pane" kind of reminds me of my childhood the anticipation and waiting for the snow to fall good job phill

Hi Ark I appreciate your comments,I filed and received the copyrights for the opera "Alleluia" around 1995 at the time I didn't have a computer so they sat on the shelf and all the songs were recorded on a reel to reel Teac 4 track till I transfered them to a digital cassette where they sat again till last year when I bought my Boss Br-8 and put them on 100 MB zip disks where I refined the eq's and when I got my first computer and the Audacity program I was able to edit and filter out the noise and recently upload them,early attempts were lacking the clarity that was only made possible with advanced editing till now    

oddly the callouses you develop will vanish after years of playing,when I first started getting serious about guitar I spent 10 hrs a day practicing every day for over 2 years and the callouses were quite evident my fingertips had no feeling only a hard layer of skin that was insensitive but as the years went by the feeling returned and the callouses I labored so hard to build up faded and when the feeling returned I was surprised to find that even tho the crusty layer had disappeared I was and still am able to play without any discomfort,i dont recommend this regimen for learning how to play the guitar there are other methods that are effective but this was something I chose to do and I must admit it was to extreme  

I found this beauty its a Tascam 16 track analog recorder that records up to 24 tracks of audio on a 1"tape,I still am looking for Les Paul's original multi track recorder and since Les Paul is from Wisconsin where I live I may have to journey to Milwaukee (Waukesha,a suburb)to where he grew up there is a museum devoted to his memorabilia about 45 miles from me.