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This year I bought an Alpha Cruncher from Amazon. Budget price and 3 great sounding FX. REVERB/ECHO. Distortion and chorus. I don't use the distortion for acoustic playing, but the other FX make the guitar fuller sounding.     

Great song. As Peatle says, most if not all of us have been there? Both parts. The rebel and the break up. Ann and my kids would be surprised if they knew about my rebel days or even that I had some, rebel days that is.

Recording soon?     

That's friendship indeed. Not just cleaning and tuning but actually having the goodness to search for and buy an instrument for a visiting friend. I sincerely hope you and your friend have an enjoyable time.

hi Tony. i've said it before and i'll say it again; you are a talented musician, writer and arranger. you should be writing scores for hollywood movies or tv dramas. these are two excellent compositions and i could almost see the scenes that would accompany them. fab.     

hi Jim. the vocal FX i was referring to is applied to the singers voice to make it sound deeper or lower in range to make him sound as if he has a deep voice and a really high voice in the part where he's hitting the high register. it can be applied with a vocal harmonizer or range shifter. i suppose you've seen people on tv breathing in helium? well it's dangerous, so they don't it's all done with FX.     

That's a good un. Humour and a nice bit of heavyness. That guy has a great range, if a little vocal FX was applied? All the better.     

Grah, wasn't Donna Summers disco? That's a different kettle of oysters     

I've often said to Ann that we're so lucky that we are reasonably healthy, apart from the occasional ache and pain in the joints! I've seen so many friends and relatives depart this life but still think I'm fortunate that my own offspring are all alive and kicking.

Your song hits the spot and your rendition is soulful and poignant. Well done and thanks for sharing.     

very funny Bill and what talented musicians. i have to mention the triple neck slide guitar...so there i did.

the skinny "chips" are called french fries in the UK, as served at macdonalds and kfc etc...you go in hungry and come out...hungry!     

I was in a band called Sylvester. In the beginning it was great playing rock music with some pop songs and standards included. After some time it all got a little harder for me and the other guys I expect, I was something of a premadonna! I was on the verge of jumping ship when they turned up for a gig. I had my gear by the door, had my bath and asked if we were ready for the gig. They said yes we're going but you're not. No written warning....nothing! Ah well     

Bill, i smiled all the way through, in fact i'm still smiling. i laughed when you said "had enough yet?" you're doing fine mate with the singing and playing, sorry cant help with the kids lol