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Funny how there are so many things you mean to get round to but never get there?

I meant to send Bill an email too, and never got round to it.....later?

I have put some of my cassettes onto CD, as you say time consuming, so only the best ones, my old LP's are too scratched, please don't tell me there are programs that can take away scratches...they can't stop the needle from jumping.

glad to hear Bill and Dondra are doing fine

I can spend between 2 to 3 hours playing when gigging. Possibly more than that if I'm recording, mixed with bass drums and keyboards. Otherwise lately it's been stolen moments while I'm waiting for her shadylip before going out.
I find I'm listening to a lot of music when I've had enough playing. YouTube videos of my favourite bands playing live, headphones up loud trying to figure out what chords they're playing. And of course on the way to shows, CD up loud...

the Kingsman is worth thousands?.....don't tell your friend and make sure he doesn't come on chordie

Yep, that's an upgrade plus VAT. I'm not on FB so I can't tell if it's a mixer, mixer amp or recording studio? I see there are 8 channels, are they all stereo or mono and pan? I bet the multi FX can curl your hair? Enjoy

A bridge; it's where a song takes on a bridging section which goes from the verse to the chorus or to a solo maybe even a change of key. You'll hear them in most songs especially country tracks. The famous one is where George Harrison and Eric Clapton were writing a song and Harrison wrote "bridge" and Clapton thought that was the title, but Harrison's writing was so bad he thought it was "Badge". Ha ha

hi Jim, running it through in my head felt like more of a soft rock rhythm similar to "is this love?" by either whitesnake or rainbow? just the rhythm not the melody line. i like it and when i get the chance i shall give it a go on the guitar.

just had a quick strum and i find it works perfectly, your frazing is reminiscent of the travelling wilburys so it's an automatic like from me.
i feel it might benefit from a bridge, maybe alter a verse to suit?

As the guy on catch fraze says...say what you see. We get a lot of crows and seagull's, ugly birds that make a lot of noise and mess, always after I've washed the car!

Thanks TF and you Jim for giving it a read and comment.

No. I can never remember the words. I'm lucky to remember my name there days...lol

Hi Diane and welcome. Our ratio of female to male here is quite low, so another female take on the range of subjects we tackle here will be very welcome.
For myself, I dabble with guitar, keyboard, drums, recording and trying to sing. I also write songs....sort of!
So, once again welcome to Chordie from Wales UK.

it's called media misinformation. bending the truth to suit your/advertisers/financial/warmongers ends. rupert murdock lambasted the Australian labour party because his politics were conservative, (that probably means something different in the US?) he tried it in the UK too but failed so he moved to the US and became a citizen and formed Sky, which in the UK is heavily biased towards the tory party.
WOW, another rant, sorry. lets get back to the subject in hand.
what a fabulous poem. it has all the ingredients, well written and a conversation piece to get people talking and discussing.

full marks my friend

Thanks TF, I wasn't sure if it was the same day as us over the pond. I got more grampa cards than dad ones as the family keeps growing.

So, happy father's Day to you too and all the dads and silver strummers in Chordie land