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Hi Wolfman and welcome to Chordie,

Have you considered becoming a left handed player. One of our Honoured Members here suffered a left hand injury some years ago, switched to being a lefty and is now a professional musician. The change over will be difficult, like starting all over again,  but the benefit of being able to play properly should make it worthwhile.

Roger

Oh so that is what Dm was referring to...............

Roger

Click on "please improve this song" at the bottom left of the songpage, but it is important to use 'chopro' formatting. Details of this formatting is contained in a 'Sticky' in the Songwriting section.

Roger

Fine with me.

Roger

I have sent requests to everyone except Paul as I cannot find him with either his name (there are 200 Paul Woods on Skype and neither e-mail from Chordie or Facebook found him).

I am pretty sure that we all have to be contacts otherwise if Zurf is the only person who has all the contacts he will be the only person that can hear eveybody.

Roger

Well I reckon that Toots learned guitar so he could get proposals for working out song chords.

Roger

I hate to say this but I have several 11 year old students, both girls and boys, who can play F (XX3211) and some (X33211). Full barre chord soon for the latter. OK the 'E' string is usually deadened to start with but with a bit of encouragement (and plenty of practice ) it usually soon remedied.

Roger

Number one to me!!!!!

I video chatted Zurf on Skype a couple of hours ago. He is no longer a Skype virgin .

Roger

Hi Jack,

I am not sure where this has come from so I do not know the context in which it is used. I am guessing 'contribute' as in add your words of wisdom to help others by answering or asking questions.

If you are thinking it might mean parting with your hard earned cash, forget it, Chordie makes no charge. We are all here to help one another.

Roger

What is black, lives in trees and is dangerous...................

A crow with a machine gun.

I am quite sure if he had seriously hurt himself, was cut badly, broke a bone, knocked himself unconcious or similar you, or anyone else, would have been in there trying to help. But slip on a banana skin, dog poop, walk into a lamp post and I think the majority of us will see the funny side of that. Lets face it a lot of the early comedy was slapstick where people were apparently "getting hit or hurt" and going from one incident to another.

You are normal.

Roger

It is unfortunate that these artistes become so rich and powerful that no-one in their entourage dare say anything against the excesses for fear of losing a grossly overpaid job.

In both cases we have lost an incredible talent.

Roger