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(5 replies, posted in Songwriting)

45 YRS GM28  how about  you

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(6 replies, posted in Poems)

I  have  a  similar pile  Phill  but  I  also  record  the  riff or  melody  on my computer cos  I  cant  always  remember the  way  I  played it

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(9 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

Phill I've  had  a  line 6 spider 75 since  they  came out its  been superb I did 4hr long sessions  with it  twice a week  for  2yrs  and  it never  gave  a problem so if  the  30 performs as well Ill be  very  happy .Reports  will follow .

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(14 replies, posted in Bands and artists)

Sounds good  Russ the   organ machine  works  really  well ,like  it

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(9 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

I bought the line 6  its a good amp and of course like all line 6 products upgradeable by usb plus as I said before I know what I'm doing with it.

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(9 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

Went to my local guitar shop today to have a look at a Peavy vypr 30 that they said I might be interested in ,sounded great reasonable price but so complicated to set up.
I noticed they had a line 6 spider 30   I at least know what I'm doing with that as I have the spider 75 in Crete and it sounds great and is a reliable amp plus it was 30 pounds cheaper .

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(7 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Cheers guys yeah its a blues tune  in a ragtime rythm . I'll try som slide over it when I do a recording .I may do a small gig on Sunday ,not sure yet but if I do I'll play it there.

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(7 replies, posted in Songwriting)

I wrote  this in the  style Lucile Bogan so I  hope no  one  is offended as  many  of  Lucille's  songs  were  very  near  to  the  knuckle and  dealt  with sexual subjects .This  song tells  of  a  Black  burlesque  artist  in the depression of the  20s and  leaves  much  to  the  listeners  imagination but  I  hope  it  reflects  the feeling  of  the  era .

Coal black Sadie
By Graham Windle ©all rights  reserved 15/01/2015

C
Coal black Sadie, Friend of the working man
F
Coal black Sadie
                               C
She does what she can
G
She’s gonna show you a thing or two
F
Does all the things your wife wont do
C                        G                              C
Coal black Sadie, She’s just a working gal

C
Coal black Sadie, See her walkin down the street
F
Coal black Sadie
                             C
Don’t she look so sweet
G
She’s got a body firm as steel
F
Pay your money you don’t get to feel
C                         G                            C
Coal black Sadie, She’s just a working gal

C
Coal black Sadie, Star of the burlesque show
F
Coal black Sadie
                             C
Every body want to go
G
When she walks on, the guys, all howl (Wolf whistle)
F
The women they just sneer and scowl

C                        G                            C
Coal black Sadie, She’s just a working gal

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(1 replies, posted in Poems)

true

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(4 replies, posted in Poems)

Nice lyrics

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(27 replies, posted in Electric)

Sounds great almost makes me want to play Smoke on the water again

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(7 replies, posted in Poems)

I'll  try  it  Phill  see  how  it  goes  It  will  be  at  least  a week before  I  get  to  record it   ,feel free  to  play  around with  it  I  always  love  to  hear  other interpretations

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(7 replies, posted in Poems)

This  is the  initial sequence I  came  up  with  ,it  starts   with  a jangley  walkdown intro  d-f-e-d-c  verse  2  follows  the  same  progression  but  with electric guitar and  I  think  a  short  solo   after  verse 2 before verse  3  takes a  calm exit .I  may  change  the  D  and the  A   to  minors   in verse  one   and  fifths  for  the  rest   not  sure  till  I  get  amped up again,
D            F-C
I feel so introverted
A                           D
Things are locked in side
D                F-C
All my deep emotions
A                                    D
Have just found a place to hide
F                              C
Once I could express my self
G                            D
With eloquence and pride
D                              F-C
My whole world just fell apart
A                         D
This wave I got to ride.

Taken from a distant shore
To some other land
Unknown faces all around
Words I dont understand
Situation dangerous
Not the life I planned
I feel so introverted
And I need a helping hand

I miss the warm wind blowing
I miss the deep blue sea
Familiar surroundings
The man I used to be
Perhaps one day I will return
And things will be the same
Till then I'm introverted
And live my life in pain

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(7 replies, posted in Poems)

Just  sat  down with  my telecaster and put  a  few  chords  to  this  poem  ,looks  promising  I'll  add  them  in a  while   and  try it  when I  get  my  amp  out  of  storage  next  week .

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(7 replies, posted in Poems)

I think  I  will after new  year once I  get time to  sit  down  and strum a  few  chords .

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(7 replies, posted in Poems)

Had some thoughts this morning about people throughout the ages who  have been taken from their chosen places or homes, and  came up  with this poem about how  they  might have  felt on arrival in a strange place.

I feel so introverted
Things are locked in side
All my deep emotions
Have just found a place to hide
Once I could express my self
With eloquence and pride
My whole world just fell apart
This wave I got to ride

Taken from a distant shore
To some other land
Unknown faces all around
Words I dont understand
Situation dangerous
Not the life I planned
I feel so introverted
And I need a helping hand

I miss the warm wind blowing
I miss the deep blue sea
Familiar surroundings
The man I used to be
Perhaps one day I will return
And things will be the same
Till then I'm introverted
And live my life in pain

Graham Windle 31/12/2014 all rights reserved

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(13 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Could be six months Phill if all goes well .

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(19 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Check out www.brandoniguitars.co.uk for eko guitars and spares I believe they bought up all the old stock from Italy .The new eko guitars aren't the same quality

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(20 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Get well soon Nela

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(19 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Mine  got  some  slight  damage  a  few  years back  when we  were renting a  house  in  the  uk the house   suffered a  burst pipe  when we  were away  for a few  days  and   my  Eko  got  wet causing a  split  in the  base near  the   strap  button .However  as it  hasn't  caused  any  problems  with the  way it  plays  or  sounds I've  not  had it  to  a  luthier  for   repair I  just  glued  it  my  self .It  is  my favourite  acoustic  although I do now  keep  it in a  safe  place .

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(13 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Thanks for the concern Doug we were flying with easyjet from Athens ,ther was a problem at the uk end with a747 stuck on the runway after an emergency landing

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(13 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Arrived  in London this morning in the early hours despite many problems with travel currently relaxing at my sons flat waitin for lunch then a theatre trip tonight

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(19 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I have a six string which I bought when I was 15 and I love it these guitars are so underrated mine has the lowest action of any guitar I've owned

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(12 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Very nice Roger

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(18 replies, posted in Electric)

I d like  to  hear the  bridge pickup  I've  thought  about putting   splitable  hum buckers on my  Black top  tele  to  get  that  single  coil tone .