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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxGN1c9vGpA
This is an acoustic rendition minus the violin bit between the verses that should be in ,Again please excuse the voice as its not been good since I played the Richmond gig I think I strained it a bit .
sound cloud track
https://soundcloud.com/graham-windle/ch … mpagne-mp3
The sound cloud version is better .
Thanks for the comments guys I'll do a vid soon.
Hope you like this I play it with a Lou Reed type attitude quite sleazy .
Cheap Champagne
by Graham Windle
Copyright Graham Windle ©2014 All rights reserved
Am G C E
Gonna buy you a bottle of cheap champagne
Am G C E
wash your your problems down the drain
Am G C E
bet your gonna come back again
Am G G Am
for another bottle of cheap champagne
Am-G~
Am G C E
Relax relax just let it flow
Am G C E
Your here with freinds you know
Am G C E
Let the feeling numb the pain
Am G G Am
Drink a bottle of cheap champagne
Am-G~
Am G C E
smoke rings pass your weary eyes
Am G C E
Time just passes as you lie
Am G C E
lick your lips and watch the rain
Am G G Am
Drink a bottle of cheap champagne
Am-G~
Am G C E
Time has come for you to leave
Am G C E
I feel you tuggin at my sleeve
Am G C E
You close the door but I remain
Am G G Am
With a bottle of cheap champagne
I might email them their site gives some serial no's but not mine.
Just found a Yamaha pacifica 012 in good condition at the local charity shop .Can any one figure out the date of manufacture from the serial number I've had a look on a couple of websites but it doesn't tie up . Serial number is 010253034.
Great stuff Ed I applaud your efforts .
That's a nice song Joe I expected the dolly parton song when I opened the link but got a pleasant surprise .
Dino originaly I came from Blackburn in the uk then we moved to a more rural location near Lancaster but we now live in Crete for a lot of the year ,At the moment we are back in the UK, having spent the last month in London with my son Ive observed some things that made me realise why I chose the life I have now .
http://www.reverbnation.com/gbbluesband … ondon-rain
Hope you like this .
Harley Davidson 1340 heritage soft tail big disappointment
For some real good tunes Check out Captain Joe on Best radio Iraklion http://best947.listen2myradio.com/
Captain Joe plays nightly some of the best stuff 8 till 10 uk time Check it out .
Got played on Iraklion radio tonight The DJ captain joe does a great show ,mostly blues .
no worries dino the thing about a post like this is it jogs peoples memory's and grows into a work of art.
I love motorcycles ,my wife hates them ,but I love her more than any motorcycle .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uxu2dZUsNB0
second song of the set .Messin with the Kid
Big thank you to every one who came tonight we had a blast hope you all enjoyed it too
Need to get back on with this one I might play it tomorrow at my Richmond gig if the audience are kind to me .
Hey Easybeat I must have been to one of your bbqs ,it all seems so familiar .Love the flying lettuce .
Great stuff
Grah
I had a commando 850 for a while and later a triumph trident t150 v the commando was nice but the trident out performed it in every way.
Thanks for the feed back guys its appreciated
It was entirely Trevs fault he used to ride like a lunatic .He wasn't wired up right I remember one time he stripped a bike down in his mothers living room , granted he covered the carpet with plastic but he then drained the oil out which ran over the edges .We all had a good laugh at his Dad dragging the bike out of the door and Trev trying to drag it back in. Honestly you couldn't invent a story like this even if you wanted to .
Cant say really but at the time we always thought Lennon couldn't count . 
I would think that by now there all filled but I'll be up there in a couple of weeks so I'll try and do a quick audit 
The new skills thing is very important .I always bring something new to rehearsals ,not as a suggestion to include it in future sets but to improve and diversify from things we have been used to.
Some time ago I suggested we play Donna Summers hot stuff which every body except our girl singer seemed horrified by . How ever every body loved it once they played it ,the lead riff having such an effect on our Conga player( who is also a good guitarist ) as he asked if he could take the lead on guitar for this song .
On Phill Williams posts he has a reference to the holes in Blackburn
I actually come from Blackburn and I do have a funny and totally true story about a hole .
Back in the late 60s a friend of mine had a Norton Dominator motorcycle .One day not looking where he was going he rode it into a large hole in the ground .Looking up from the hole at the bewildered council worker who had been leaning on his shovel as the accident happened he said "Give me a hand to get it out mate" .The council worker replied ."You were clever enough to get the bugger in there your self ,lets see if your clever enough to get it out ."
This is an argument which some of my colleague's feel quite strong about .Our last bass player really felt that we should mimic the original songs where as the rest of us felt we should put out own stamp on the track ,As probably 60% of the current set is covers My personal take is that it should sound like us and not the original artist .
However if you play as a tribute artist then yes try and be as close to the original as you can ,no one wants an Elvis impersonator who sound like Dolly Parton .
Guitar chord forum - chordie → Posts by Grah1
