Every time I think I understand the rules to this, I find something else I missed.
I thought one suggested the song of the month; votes are cast and then the person who suggested it (the winner) gets to play/present it to the group.
No/Yes?
Thanks
Bill
I'll answer in a direct way.
No.
Here's the short: People make suggestions or put their name up, whatever the case may be. We are making the rules up as we go with how the songs are chosen. That's done over in the "suggestions" threads. Here in the official "Song of the Month" thread you'll see what songs were chosen. The idea is, as many people as would like to can and should try recording a version of the cover. Some months we've had LOTS of submissions, others, not so many. Basically, it's neat to see how one person may cover a song differently than another person. That's where Doug's description comes into play, "a challenge to see how many different interpretations ... (of one song) the group could come up with..."
So - if you're interested in hearing everyone try a particular song, head over to the suggestions thread to put your suggestion in for December. If you'd like to submit your version of one of the songs of the month, pop a link up here. If you just want to listen to other peoples versions, this is the place to listen and maybe comment... if someone gets a recording up that is!
At the end of the day - if you suggest a song and it's chosen, you are not required to record that song. Dino doesn't share his amazing playing abilities with us because he supposedly can't sing. That's ok. We will continue to heckle him, but it's OK that he doesn't grace us with his awesomeness.
SIDE NOTE: Bill... if a package were to arrive at your home address which I happen to have from a year or so ago, would you be home to receive it say... um.... late next week or early the week after? Would anyone pick a package up that was left on your doorstep, or should it be sent signature required to ensure it arrives safely to you? This so called package that may or may not be sent to you could possibly be edible, possibly not. ![]()