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all these post are first time posters...   hmmmmm

I have had no problem

pretty cool Peatle  Thanks for sharing that

Phill

I have gone back and listened several times -  these lyrics are very special and meaningful.

For me they have a John Lennon feel to them. 

I also think the Icon Picture of Ghandi fit perfectly . and the expression Ghandi has reminds me of ones I have seen in photos of you !

Another masterpiece from the master !

Thanks for sharing Phill

Jim

Good stuff my man, really good stuff !

Nay - GREAT STUFF !
Alvin sounds like the kinda guy we all should have at our campfires!
Thanks for sharing !

JIM

That'll get your feet a -movin'  !!!!

Great way to start the weekend - thanks Badeye !!

Jim

PHILL

don't you know American cowboys are slow - they are on horseback ! 

It would truly be a great story if they found our they are related however.

quite interesting read at least

Glad it was shared

JIm

I  THOUGHT tHE END WAS JUST FINE

Good job Mojo --- sounded great to me

Jim

Rich,

Nice job - all of your songs are well done.
The way you played Folsom Prison was quite unique.
An array of guitars as well - liked what appeared to be the pink top guitar on your Beatles version of All my loving that was along side the others on YT

Have a great day
Jim

Nice song Graham ! I thought you played it well and your voice, fit perfectly for the song.

I was just listening to Isis by Dylan yesterday and had the exact thought you stated in your song.   Then today I listened to your song and === said to myself - great minds think alike !!    

Thanks for posting the video

Jim

Isn't it funny how things we attach ourselves to become so meaningful ?

My colleague whom I have taught side by side with for the past 26 years (although I've been teaching for 40) retired last month. He - like me, also likes to play guitar - (in fact he is a whole lot better and has a great voice).  I could not think of a better way than to send him off in front of his family and students than by giving him my les paul (Epiphone) . As I presented it to him I reminded him that it was symbolic of his career -  it had both  dings & scuffs as well as  beautiful sounds, strings that sometimes got of tune ( like his students) which he was able to get them back into making beautiful music., and a uniqueness to it determined by the player, just as he was unique in his teaching style.   I reminded him that each string, just as his students produced a different sound - but when played together or in the students case, became involved in his classes,  something special always happened.  He was an awesome teacher - I miss him already and so do the students............ much more than I miss the guitar. 

Through the entire night of his retirement- he held the guitar or had it right next to him.

Thanks Peatle for the thread and interesting story.

Zurf and Topdown -  your comments inspired me to share this story.  The world is full of really kind, giving, and simply nice people ( like those here on Chordie)  but it seems the news only wants to cover the sickos, and idiots of the world.

Jim

Thanks Peatle