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Bgd if you  go to propertys on the face book pic and copy the url then type [img]at the beginning and then[/img] at the end the picture will post
Nice pic Bill.

So l supose I'd better put a couple of greatful dead songs into the set? Any suggestions ,last time i saw em was 1972 at the Bickershaw festival in the UK  a couple of years ago I got a set of live recordings of their set from that gig but there at home in Greece and not with me in the UK

Looking good Scott I have a squier and it plays better than my old fender strat but I might add not as good as my Yamaha Pacifica

Dino we  did  later  receive an apology  and  a prime  spot  the following  year plus a  fabulous  hotel for  the duration of  the  festival.

Thanks for the comment K.I might addit into my boxing day set at the village pub ,unless I can find an Rc 3 looper then Ill play the whole set electric .Its difficult to know what acoustic songs to include to pad out a  50 min electric set to two hours ,my current looper only holds 11 tracks ,so that plus the 3 in my trio only gives14 and its not enough.

I really need a boss rc3 loop pedal  urgently cos my rc2 doesnt have enough space ,so please santa  drop one off when your passing so I can prepare all the loops for my boxing day solo gig.

Thanks Jim glad you like it .Dont know who the pic of col saunders really is I suspect it may have been Lefteris the bass player when he got married cos he looked a lot different then ,his wife Daggi does make exteemly good finger likin chicken though.Not to mention the black forrest gateux

Decide what you will play get one member to play it through just the rythm. Then you all know whats suposed to happen .Dont be phased if some one says the original or sombodys version  doesnt go like that.unless you are a tribute act it doesnt have to be identical ,put your own stamp on what you do.
Make sure you are all in the same tuning and know what key your playing in also its in the right key for the singer.Be aware that the singer may want to  go up or down a key so prepare your self for that.I remember one band I played with and the singer turned to me as we were about to start the first number and said we'll play this in f sharp tonight which completly threw me and it took me a verse to figure out where the song was going and where to play the lead breaks.Most of all practice all your songs prior to rehearsal so you know whats going on and if possible record your sessions so you can see how you progress.Good luck and I look forward to hearing you

Nice  song

I've  found  that  it  can be  easy  to  make  mistakes  with  it  and  for  that  reason I  wont  use it  live  unless I  pre  record  the tracks .However  it  is  a  great  practice  tool and I  use  it  daily. I think  the  effects are  a  bit  basic and  I  also prefer  to  use it  through  a  second  amp or  through  the auxiliary channel of  my  line 6  spider 4