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well I knew jerry reed was involved with trucking songs and thats why I said "I think" because I wasn't sure thanks zurf for the info also your anology funny

I'll drink to that (soda of course)

Crowanna all kidding aside I think what your embarking on is a very laudable endevor and you sure have a hercleian task I wouldn't know how to begin to organize such a program but if the results of such a program are positive then it is a worthwhile benificial thing for everone but you sure have your work cut out and I wish  you all the success

Lieven you know I just thought of somthing in all the time Ive known of you I have never heard any of your recordings when are you gonna get your setup running i would like to hear some of the things you have been doing musically you dont have any trouble listining to my songs but i would really like to hear your songs and im sure a lot of chordians would also come on doc favor us with a few ditties   pleeeeeeeese

Tim I have played "Dust in the wind" its a finger style picking. very nice song there were a few songs in my younger days where you had to play the note for note or you were not concidered a good guitarist hense not hired but that neanderthal reasoning vanished as quickly as the bands who played them

Elmers glue and a C clamp, I was In a drunkin stupor and I passed out and fell into my accustic that was leaning against the wall and the next mornning I was horrified to see I had smashed the neck in two so a friend of mine came over and we removed the strings and sanded all the old glue away and re-glued it and put a c clamp on both sides and let it sit for a few days to dry after we removed the clamps and re-strung it, it needed a little truss rod adjustment and its been fine ever since I use it on all my recordings and the intonation is right on but not everyone is as lucky as I was so you might have to seek the help of a pro depending on the severerity of the damage

i dont know if its just me but there are all kinds of blank pages when I just tried to access the chordie forum the old link worked this time but when I clicked "forum"all I got was a white screen im sure it will be corrected so im not going to worry about it just thought I would let you know

I find it hard to define what style i favor because I enjoy many differen't forms I like what I write the best because I know how to play it, Im not much good at cover songs I tend to express them or change them to what I like them to sound like im not a note for note copy technition its to regemented I favor a more free expressive style not that I couldent play the licks if i wanted to I read some classical music thats as structured as I care to get

nice one,this must be the song you were mentioning to me on reverbnation is it on your web site yet? i will give a listen when you upload, very tender words

Tim your to kind

Its a song of lament the words are heartfelt the chord changes are scattered all over the page it has  potential but you need to get some help with the chopro formating to really present it in the light you want its a good idea just needs a little help with the chopro to put the chords where they belong good luck with it

yea southpaw I gpt a jar full of nickles dimes and quarters I dont think i'll need any pennys but thanks for the tip i will bring some paper currency for the big spenders