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What could possibly go wrong?

Didn't Vince Gill do the original flat picking solos with Pure Prairie League?

Also, I didn't say Country Roads had a lot of votes.  I said I kind of know how to play it, and so unless and until something else was picked, I was going to go with it. :-)

Thanks JP.  It is still available.  Send me an e-mail at (deleted) with your address.

Get well and do what you want. If you want to make changes, do it. You don't need anyone's permission. More power to you.

That bites.  I was looking forward to meeting you in person.

I've been living in this house for 22 years, and almost everyone I know around here I met on-line.  It's very difficult to get to know anyone here.  At least for me.  Sawyer seems to have done a better job of it.

Ha ha ha.  That was great!  A straight up version, then rocking it out.  Cool beans.

I like the action and sound of Ovations.  However, the round back and my round front create some unusual rotational possibilities which limit my enjoyment of playing them.  Everything Ovation has made has been top notch.  If it works for you, get it.

I've been thinking about those too.

Very nice for you!  Beautiful guitar.

My sister is a freelance artist who has gained some notoriety.  She has to Google herself pretty regularly to see whether anyone is selling her work as posters or postcards or what-not without her permission, or whether anyone is selling work under her name when it isn't hers.  There are a surprising number of hits in both cases.  She's spent thirty years building a following and establishing her name.  Why should people be able to swoop in at the end and with no effort or investment take advantage of her hard work?  Well, they shouldn't.  Intellectual property laws protect her from those vultures. 

Step back. Take a deep breath.

The same thing holds true for musicians.

Well I already do a version of James Taylor's "Country Roads", so if anyone wants to hear it, I'll gin up a recording.  I've been working on the intro to Amie forever, and just not getting it.  So, I'll keep working.  Topdawgz will have to get the in-song solo.  The intro is as much as I'm taking on.  :-)

I've been wanting to learn "Pink Houses" or "Small Town" by John Cougar Mellencamp forever.  So, since Small Town is on the list, that's my vote.  My neighbor has started to learn Brown Eyed Girl, and I have the bass tabs around here somewhere.  We may be able to work out a duo, though I'd have to figure out how to use my mixer (which could be a problem).  It'd be fun to have an excuse to try and get that together in a real honest-to-goodness(y) band-like fashion, so that's my second vote.

Vote 1: Small Town
Vote 2: Brown Eyed Girl