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Here are a couple of the images displayed here:
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Check your e-mail I have sent you two versions to look at.

Roger

Try using Amy's chart, it is easier to understand.

If you put a capo on the 2nd fret and play the C shape chord you will be playing D. The D shape chord will become E and so on, for every chord shape you play the actual note is shifted up 2 steps.
                                 
A  A#  B  C  C#  D  D#  E  F  F# G   G#  A
    Bb          Db       Eb          Gb       Ab

Roger

Amy (mekidsmom) placed a similar chart as a 'Sticky' in the Acoustic section some time ago:

http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=15164

Roger

Well playing C G D with the capo on the 5th is F C G, but I can only assume that Dsus2 Asus2 and E was played as a key change to suit the singer's vocal range and possibly they liked the 'sus2' sound to the accompaniment. (You did not say whether the vid was the original artiste or a cover version and I am assuming a cover.)

Roger

Robin Gibb had one of the most incredible voices I have every heard which was sadly lost when they started singing falsetto. RIP Robin.

Roger

PLEASE - THIS IS A WARNING TO US ALL!!!!!!!!!!
 
YOU NEED TO READ THIS.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THIS WARNING.

Shampoo Warning :

I don't know WHY I didn't figure this out sooner!  I use shampoo in the shower.
When I wash my hair, the shampoo runs down my whole body, and printed very clearly on the shampoo label is this warning : "FOR EXTRA VOLUME AND BODY."

No wonder I have been gaining weight!

Well! I have got rid of that shampoo and I am going to start showering with washing up liquid instead as its label reads :

"DISSOLVES FAT THAT IS OTHERWISE DIFFICULT TO REMOVE."

Problem solved! --- If I don't answer the phone

I'll be in the shower

Hey Russ I said that we should not have cut the fingertips off that bald and bearded clay doll we were chanting over but you insisted so it is your fault .

Roger

Chordie was moved to a new and faster server in 2006 and there were software changes at that time also. Unfortunately the original Member start dates was lost in the change over, hence no one shows a registered date before 2006.

Roger

Checking the older post I found an announcement from Per in 2007 that October 25th of that year was the 5th anniversary of him starting Chordie: http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4393

So it was started in 2002. Originally it was to help Per find songs for himself but he soon found that others wanted an easy way of finding chords and lyrics for songs and the idea was born. Over the years Chordie has grown and developed into the site we know and love today.

I have just realised that October 25th this year will be Chordie's 10th birthday.

Roger

Being the 'sound engineer' for the evening I had no chance of recording but many of the parents did and I have asked for copies, so I will have to see what comes along.

Roger

Well that was the best birthday party ever. Every one of my students from the youngest, who is only 7, played and sang their hearts out. There was one very proud teacher, one gobsmacked music school head, and plenty very proud parents tonight, several wanting to make it a regular Satuday evening event.

Roger