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Genetics !
Dweezil did his father proud on this one.
It is a classic "New Zappa" production.
Frank was weirder than anything, but had a great musical talent. Son carrying the torch forward.
Joe's Garage album was one of my fave's
Thanks for sharing
Jim
TF
I have used that quote often in my HS classes on government.
Good stuff to think about.
EB
Poem is thought provoking for sure - good stuff as well !
Jim
EB
GOOD ONE - reminds that today is wonderful day - we've never seen it before, and will never see it again - so enjoy it the best way you can !
(and as I type that - I think to myself - hey that would be a great line in the chorus of some song. 
Thanks for sharing Brian
Jim
Ed
That - and i don't usually even listen to this genre - was awesome !!
Great music and a great voice & performance - thanks for sharing!
ENJOY IT BEAMER - FANTASTIC !
Jim
Nicely done Sir William!!
Enjoyed it - you done it justice for sure!
Jim
Nice poem - extremely clever and witty
I would love to be in a band - even if I got thrown out in a week.
Just to say you played in one has so much prestige !
This post reminds me of Frank Zappa and Joe's Garage - fabulous music.
akes it's own sauce...)
It wasn't very large
There was just enough room to cram the drums
In the corner over by the Dodge
It was a fifty-four
With a mashed up door
And a cheesy little amp
With a sign on the front said "Fender Champ"
And a second hand guitar
It was a Stratocaster with a whammy bar !
Hahahahaha
Great post Bill and really interesting stories so far - hope there are more!
Jim
TF
Terrific poem!
I had a dream one time that was so real it took me about two days to get it out of my head - I ( no laughing here please!) actually thought I knew how to fly!
Dreams are so friggin mind messing !
good post my friend and SWEET DREAMS from now on!
Jim
Good one Graham !
Looks and sounds great !
Sure feels like a great deal as well.
Interesting in the comments one guy said his had a plywood body, but it played better than any of his strats.
I am of the persuasion that a good guitarist can make just about any guitar sound fantastic.
I have been missing your videos Graham - used to enjoy them a lot. You have a unique voice and style.
Now that you own this guitar I will be looking for a new production !

Cool Beans my friend and GREAT to hear from you
Jim
Late to the party as I have been so busy - but hey Bill - That was a good cover buddy !
I enjoyed it.
I was waiting for the Janis giggle on the end............
keep'em coming my friend !!
Jim
Wow
These conversations blow my mind !
I did not realize musicians go through so many strings. I think I have changed my strings twice the whole time I have owned my guitars.
However, I don't play or practice nearly as often as any of you.
I can't imagine a string breaking - why does that happen? Is it because you strum too hard, bend to much or what ?
Jim
Neo -
Are we skipping 2019 ?
Richard - very nice cover - well done.
Jim
That was Great Jan !
One of my favorite songs to play.
If I was doing a gig - It would be on my playlist.
Your voice is superb - excellent version
Jim
YES!!!!!!!
GLAD ALL IS FINE BADEYE !!!
Work up something special for friday!!
CG THANKS for keeping it going ! I always look forward to it.
Jim
Russell
Got it now - what a beautiful guitar. I would love one, but way ut of my price range. If I had the skills of some the players on here I might consider it, but with my playing ability it would be a poor investment.
Thanks for showing this Russell - and many happy hours of playing this beauty!
JIM
I can't see the guitar from what you posted Russell
Real Nice Russ
Here is a link to demo - might answer questions on the S1
If I could play like this player - I'd own one for sure.
If I was 30 years younger I'd want to be sitting on the couch with her - forget the guitar! 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drJX_rbBwhc
Have fun Russsell
Jim
Real Nice Russ
Here is a link to demo - might answer questions on the S1
If I could play like this player - I'd own one for sure.
If I was 30 years younger I'd want to be sitting on the couch with her - forget the guitar! 
Have fun Russsell
Jim
Good one CG - That is a classic song
The humor one I listed in last post - maybe some of you could team up to do at the next Chordiestock !
I have two blocks that stand out -
1) My right hand
2) My left hand

In teaching full time, being the athletic director, coaching three varsity sports - my schedule is pretty tight -
My priorities are
1) My Family - then whatever else comes my way.
Guitar playing is way down the list because - mainly I stink at it !
I only really play because it is my avenue to writing which is my release time and my sanctuary away from everything that bothers me.
I leave the playing and singing of my songs to my friends ( where the real talent is) here on Chordie.
Great topic Bill
Thank you,
Jim
When I first saw the title- I thought it was an American thing - as in - we took Manhattan from the Native Americans and then took Berlin from Hitler.
Nice Job Richard
Nice one Richard
That is quite a song with many interpretations... Cohen had a great line when he was asked bout it's meaning -
he said
"Every succeeding moment changes what has happened the moment before.
In the stream of writing, all that is written changes its meanings by what occurs and what is written subsequently."
I think this is quite true - many times a song that we have listened to dozens of times and believe it means one thing, then something happens and it takes on a whole new meaning though the lyrics remain intact and is sung exactly the same way.
You did a superb job on this!
Jim
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