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I'm still seeing a few spam topics, but not as many as I have seen i the past ... !!!

That was really good - I can't remember ever hearing that song, although my Mum was a big John Denver fan. When she passed away I got all her old records, so I may even have it in my collection and not know it. Really suited your voice!!!

Cheers

Richard

Songs starting with J:

Jealous guy (John Lennon)
Jessies Girl (Rick Springfield)
Jailhouse Rock (Elvis)
Joy to the world (Hoyt Axton)
Just like a Woman (Bob Dylan)
Just what I needed (Cars)

Songs starting with D:

Daniel (Elton John)
Daydream Believer (Monkees)
Dedicated follower of fashion (Kinks)
Desperado (Eagles)
Dirty Work (Steely Dan)
Dock of the bay (Otis Redding)
Don't you want me, baby (Human League)
Down Under (Men at work)
Dream Lover (Bobby Darin)
Duck Song (Bryant Ogden)

Singer or band with the letter K:

Kinks - Lola, Dedicated follower of fashion, et al ...
Leo Kottke - Louise
Carole King - Will you still love me tomorrow ...
Paul Kelly - Before too long, How to make gravy, To her door ...

Singer or band with the letter R:

Rolling Stones - too many to mention ...
Romantics - What I like about you, possibly others
Cliff RIchard - Living Doll, Summer Holiday, Young Ones
Gene Raskins - Those were the days.
Kenny Rogers (both R and K!!) - Coward of the county, Lucille
Linda Ronstandt - You're no good.
Lionel Richie - Hello
Little Richard - Tutti Frutti, Lucille
Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild side, Dirty Boulevard
R.E.M. - Everybody hurts, Orange Crush, Man on the moon ...
Xavier Rudd - Choices, Solace ...

Just to get the ball rolling ...

Cheers

Richard

It's this one: http://hughes-and-kettner.com/products/ … r-18-head/

Not sure of the age, I got it second hand a couple of years ago now, but I haven't really been using it that much ...

No such thing as a dumb question!! Yes, it was the two of us who remained after the band split up; we worked on this tune and a few others that the band was going to release, although we never performed in public under this band name (however we did a couple of gigs with acoustic guitars):

Here is the artwork from the album:

Here are the songs:

1. U R
2. fiction love (part 1)
3. Honesty (as if!)
4. You Done It
5. Liar
6. Take You Away
7. Matthew
8. fiction love (part 2)
9. Honesty (radio mix)
10. Liar (radio mix)
11. eskimo joe
12. Philosophy as an Art
13. Insane (live)

Enjoy!!

I don't think so  - TBH I usually browse with my speakers off, as the pop-up videos on random site really annoy me ... especially when a few open at once ...

I'd recommend the one you feel most comfortable with ... both financially, and in your hands, as there is nothing worse than having a guitar you don't want to play ...

Makes and models don't really come into play when it feels "right" (although I do like the Ibanez range!!) ...

Cheers

39 C tomorrow ... summer has arrived ... !!

Summer over here too!! Merry Xmas right back at you ...

Thanks, we used a Tascam 488 hooked up to a sync box , which ran an old program from Opcode called EZVision - that ran the MIDI code for the Roland Canvas SC-55 sound module and controlled most of the drums and the bass and a few sound FX's from the module ... my friend (Phil) played guitar on this track, as he's the better player, and I programmed, played keyboards and sang.

This is a pic of me when we were working on the album:

And this is us in the band (Phil is on the left, I'm on the right, keyboard and drummer in between):

I've got a better pic of the studio setup somewhere, if I can find it, I'll post it up ...

Cheers

Richard