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i've been doing a lot of work on my house the last few months so i haven't had much recording time (or the strength, tired all the time) so it's nearly all done now so my goal is to get back to working on new songs and paying more attention to chordie and practicing, my playing was abysmal on my gig last weekend, so more scales and finger exercises. btw i've always used my pinky so i'd find it odd not to use it, though my plucking hand (that's not a euphemism)  i sliced my pinky cutting veg for sunday lunch...lots of blood and stings like billy-oh and everytime i use it it opens up again...plasters are no good, trying my best with a pick...dig it?

Great song. I've unfortunately seen many places like this especially lately as prices are being artificially increased by the government. Also while speaking to the punters I've been privy to secrets that I might never repeat. I think your story revolves around someone with less morals? A great story all the same. Also enjoyed the recording.

I hesitate to raise this but your ancestors could well have been French? As you mention mainly European DNA!!! And you come from Essex....oh dear the evidence mounts up!
Only pulling your leg

I usually copy and print, that way I can get rid of a lot of stuff I don't want, also edit to fit a page etc. More details if required.

You've hit the nail on the head there my friend. Over the last few weeks I've been working on the house and haven't had much time for the interweb let alone Chordie. Stolen moments here and there just like now, so I haven't had much time for anything but checking for spam. I do like reading and listening to people's songs, not so much covers though. Your sentiments are on the head as usual and the way you've written it are gritty and relevant.

Hi Curt, must be an exciting time for you. I always loved putting a new band together. Good luck.

Jeff....you sound a little frustrated with the weather and the world in general. you've captured a mood felt the world over, it reminds me of when the soviet union collapsed and the Berlin wall came down, there was a feeling of optimism that the human race would finally have a future. then came the rain!!!! when one dictator goes another takes his place. as Pete Townsend said "here comes the new boss, just like the old boss"

there's just one thing left to say....when do we get to hear it?

you are advertising your own website which means you're spamming as you aren't paying the site owner for your advertising! try asking the owner...Per for permission by email through the admin button. until i'm told otherwise i have banned you from making any further posts .

Thanks Russ, but I think guitar playing is like a slimming disease, you feel over weight even if you're not, then you die! I don't think wanting to be a better player will kill me....I hope?

Hi Beamer....oh yes I intend to use the distortion and gain function to it's limit. But not on acoustic guitar! That bit of gain and overdrive is enough to get heard during a solo without changing amp settings. I like my acoustic clear with a little reverb and a nice chorus, and this beauty has that in spades.

Bass...has to be McCartney, simple melodic bass.
Chris Squire obviously
The bassist from Level 42
Dave Peacock from Chas and Dave

Guitar....George Harrison
Steve Howe
Paul Simon
Dave Gilmore
Roger Hodgson... Supertramp

Many others too numerous to mention

Thank you, William. The English speaking world just grew larger for me, and it seems to be full of people with a silly sense of humour, just like me.