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Those are great toots.

Some people hold the bass notes of a barre chord with their thumbs.  It makes it a little easier than using the index finger across all the strings.  At least that is my take on it.

They are in a band together.  LOL

What you could do is let us know which got 4 out of 5 votes.  It would just be interesting.  And good luck. Are you democrats or republicans?

I hope everyone enjoys their Thanksgiving.

You didn't throw a Martin guitar in the package, did you?

Sounds wonderful.  Let us know how it goes.  And it is always a good thing when you can bring the kids into it.

Excellent, bud.  That's it in a nutshell.

Topdown, when I first started recording for YouTube a short while ago, I found myself starting over every time I made a mistake, but have since learned to just brush over the mistakes and keep going.  Yes, it bothers me when I leave a mistake in there, but doing a recording over and over just makes it harder to do each time.  So, while my recordings are far from great, I still enjoy doing them, although that little red recording light is worse than any audience.  People get the idea how I play and sing, even though there are some mistakes in them.  I'm recording for myself and my friends and family, not to become the next great recording star.

I have seen him on 60 Minutes.  He is amazing.  I love to watch him.

I am all for artists rights also.  It's just getting nastier all the time, though.  It's a new game these days and until they come up withh a viable solution, it will probably get worse before it gets better.

I'm the same way.  There are some songs that I have known how to sing for 30 years, but when I try them with the guitar, I just can't seem to get anything right.  I do find that if I practice them for awhile, then come back to them ocassionly, sometimes I can do them better.  Sometimes I repeat this many times, then at some point I find myself doing them better.  I keep such songs in my list and go back to them once in awhile to see if something clicks.