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Nela So glad your ok, and doing better, please take it easy, lots of rest and yes your right, it's a good idea to keep asprin around!

     Cam

Hey Upyerkilt,

  I was hoping you might give us a link to the clarinet, here in the US we've all heard about the Susan Boyle lady and her story, but I'd like to see the guy with the clarinet, and would this be the finals? The Susan Boyles/ Clarinet guy?

     Cam

Here you go Doc,

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX0eTp7SoNU

Hi Selso,

  I'm sorry to hear about your misfortune, Life is full of up's and downs, and you'll get back up one way or another, good luck to you and your wife. My wife is a Paralegal here in NC, laws vary from state to state, so what works here might not hold true there, or I'd ask her what she thinks could be done if anything, again good luck and you hang in there "good things happen to good people" and I'm sure your're a good person!

Cam

Hey Jets60,

  John Prine is one of my all time favorites, I haven't seen him in years, but back in the day, I saw him several times, I think I first saw him in Galax Virginia at an outdoor event called "Stompin 76" that was in 1976, thats why I can always remember it, he was fantastic live, by himself to begin with, then later I think it was David Bloomberg and Bonnie Raitt came out and played a while with him. "Hello in There is one of his all time greats, I love how he can make a song out of the most simple things, and has a way of describing things that we can all relate to, I would call him, and I hate to rate things", but I'd call hi8m at least my 3rd favorite songwriter of all time, only behind Bob Dylan, Jackson Browne, then John Prine, and thouigh many may not know him, but I'd also though a guy by the name of Charlie Gearheart from Goose Creek Symphony in there.

Cam

Thanks Topdown, You are a great guy, looks as if others are interested as well!

  Cam

Nela,

  This is something I've been interested in knowing, The "as you say open G tabs as well as all the other open chords, do you mean all the notes that can be played off the open G tabs  as well as the other chords? Or are you just meaning the strings that are played to get the G chord itself, If you mean all the notes off of the open G I'm assuming that you mean more strings than just the strings held to get the open G , is there a chart somewhere that shows all the notes   for the G chord as well as all the other open major chords, and posibbly the minor chords, thanks for any help with this and I hope I'm making sense in what I'm asking, if not let me know and I'll try to explain what I'm asking in a clearer way, thanks again for any help.

Cam

I completely agree with you ravenlady, I touched on this in another thread, I would only add that songwriters, musicians, singers just simply aren't as all around talented now as they use to be, no one Bands, singers, just aren't doing their own stuff much anymore"yes, there are exceptions", but I think the talent over all is certainly on a downhill slide, just my opinion

Cam

Thanks Buvvy,

  It's nice to know you agree with me, the list of bands and singers from that era are to long to list "Hey Topdown" Did you read this"?

Topdown, I appreciate you taking it easy on me, and yes, I guess my geezer is showing just a bit, my wife and I got a big laugh out of that. I really expected to take a beating on my opinion, and most likely still will, but when I think of Clapton, The stones, Led Zepplin, Joe Cocker, Skynard, Neil Young, I mean who makes music like that anymore, so again, I guess your right, my geezer may be showing, maybe you and I could start a band, we could call ourselves the "Dark Dress Socked White Sneaker Geezers" what do you think? oh..that would have to be orthopedic sneakers..ok?

     Cam