1,401

(25 replies, posted in Acoustic)

How about whatever songs you like to listen to yourself.If they are too hard at the time,try them later.That way you will have them there for you.Some songs that are easier for some may be easy for others.Chordie and a printer are the best combination you can have.Be prepared to buy a three hole punch and a lot of three ring binders

1,402

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

ozymandias wrote:

Sorry, but, that's a joke that stinks.

Tasteless humor is my lifeblood.My favorite comedian is Gilbert Gottfried.I was being very mild when I posted any jokes.You would never believe some of the jokes I could post but they would go beyond the limits of good taste.Have a good night,thanksgiving and holiday season

1,403

(6 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

400 is a lot of money to take a chance on screwing up.If there were a cheap kit to try on first that would be good.

1,404

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

What`s the only kind of wood that doesn`t float?      Natilie Wood.    Its old but it`s making a comeback

Leonard Cohen. 77 years old and still going.On the other end of the spectrum,The Jimi Hendrix experience is the only band that is completely dead.

1,406

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

I guezz I zee what you mean.OK you got me that time. Thatz what itz all about(like the hokey pokey). Oh yes.That really is funny. I`ll be sleeping soon SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

1,407

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

Whatever you choose,I ask you.No I beg you,please don`t put a z where an s belongs.Nothing bugs me like that.In fact,I will not patronize any place that does that.If they can`t spell it right,they don`t want my business.

1,408

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

Magnoleum Thunderbolts-----makes no sense at all but sounds cool

1,409

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

Nothing better than a guitar show.Unfortunately they are few and far between in this area.

1,410

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

I think I have to quote the Avett Bros," You can`t make evertbody happy all of the time"

1,411

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

The last fight I really got into was Sugar Ray Leonard against Marvin Hagler in 1987.People say Hagler was robbed but I thought Leonard fought his way to victory. Funny thing, I wanted to see Hagler kick Leonards butt. The 10 second fight with Tyson didnt count.It was over before I sat down with a snack

1,412

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

The first song I absolutely positively had to know was Warren Zevons cover of "a certain girl".I still play it every time I pick up a guitar

1,413

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

Who was the last person to box Joe Frazier?    A:The undertaker.

1,414

(10 replies, posted in Electric)

Have you decided what you want to do yet?

1,415

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

jerome.oneil wrote:

Absurd Ebay Auctions are amusing. Craigslist, too.

Check this one out...

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/HAND-BUILT-Bat-i … 2c5ab1314a

Jerome,if you look close that is canadian money.With the exchange rate it probably comes out to 25.00 in american money.So the price is right in line.

1,416

(18 replies, posted in Acoustic)

ABACAB by Genesis.Really easy to remember.The chords are A B A C A B.That is where the name came from.

1,417

(18 replies, posted in Acoustic)

Werewolves of london by warren zevon.Bad moon rising by creedence.Pick up an easy guitar songbook and dont be afraid to go outside G C D.

1,418

(10 replies, posted in Electric)

why dont you get just a decent nylon string instead of a high end one.Hold on to both guitars.Then if you really want to play the nylon string,make your original move.That way you wont make a move you will regret later.VOICE OF EXPERIENCE.

1,419

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

How many times have you seen an ad claiming a fender or gibson for a cheap price only to have it be an  epiphone or a squier.Or a yamaha 335 for 200.00.I feel bad for any inexperienced parents looking to get their kids their first instrument and getting taken by these people.I have even posted in craigslist for people to do their research before buying overpriced guitars.They have always been flagged.I wonder why.

As the raven flies by Dan Fogelberg

1,421

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

Am I suffering from burnout?Lately I have been too tired to do anything.After working 60 hours a week I am too tired to do anything.Lately Ihave been cancelling any jam sessions and not doing much of anything.I will get some playing in for about an hour a week,mainly on my days off.Last week I put off all jamming until the end of the year.Has anyone ever had this problem? If so,what can be done about it?Thank you in advance  Also I am 51 and not a spring chicken anymore

1,422

(35 replies, posted in Electric)

I have a mex. strat.My daughter has a mex. strat with a humbucker in the bridge position.They were both used and dirt cheap.200 for mine 170 for hers.Cheap strats are out there.You just have to find them.I have tried both of them in stores.No real difference.You can always upgrade a mex. with american parts.Almost like upgrading a squier with fender parts.An american strat will be more expensive used or new.You can get a new mexican for cheaper than a used american.Hope that helps

1,423

(109 replies, posted in Electric)

my cousin Paul.He died in a car accident a long time ago.I decided I always wanted to play guitar before my time was up.He played.There was no bond or friendship between us,just cousins.That`s it

1,424

(18 replies, posted in Acoustic)

Jerome is right.Be patient and don`t get discouraged.Eventually it will come to you and the pain will disappear.If you have any friends or family that play,ask them for tips.Most guitarists will be more than happy to answer any questions.When I first started learning,I would ask questions.Only once did I run into a player with a snotty atitude.Almost every time they handed me their guitars and said go ahead.I do the same with mine now if someone asks how it is.Then in time you will be handing yours to someone and letting them try it.It feels good

1,425

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

topdown wrote:

My Father was a very good golfer. Before he died, he gave me an old putter which I still have and use to this day. A stranger at a golf course offered me $300 for this putter several years ago - I declined. I only play golf a couple of times a year at best, the rest of the time, the club is collecting dust in my garage or the trunk of my car. I don't think I'd take $1,000 for this piece of steel, hickory and leather - one day, it will pass to my kids.

My point is, the value is not lost without it being played, indeed, the value is likely greater for the son than it would be for a buyer. Who knows, maybe your friend's kid or grandkid will discover that guitar one day and be the next Stevie Ray.

You said you used it a couple times a year.You do use it.This gets no use at all.Not all my guitars get used regularly but I do use them.He also has no kids and never will.If he learned to play it would be different but he has a differemt outlet.None of them involves a camper,boat or guitars.Not a bad thing.Just the way it is