Bill, your original post made me laugh...in a good way honest. You couldn't offend me if you tried and I don't believe you would? Keep on being the Opie, Will, Bill that we all know and love.
Your pal Phill.
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Bill, your original post made me laugh...in a good way honest. You couldn't offend me if you tried and I don't believe you would? Keep on being the Opie, Will, Bill that we all know and love.
Your pal Phill.
Phill, Dear Friend O'mine........
You know I love you like a brother, don't you? And I would never intentionally say or do anything to hurt you?
But I have to tell you: This one makes me wanna shoot myself.
I'm sorry if I'm being too blunt, but it's also the reason I hate "Blue Christmas".
I mean you even have a place in there where the singer's supposed to sob???
I hope you're not upset with me.
Your Friend Always
Bill
my dear Opie, songs are put up here so that they can be commented upon, so please don't be thinking you're a party pooper, your not. the theme of the song as Peatle says is a chappie whose wife has taken the high road and so he faces another Christmas alone when he can see others around him looking forward and enjoying the festive season as i intend to do and i hope that you and the lovely Dondra will too.
thanks Peatle, you cant have every song rockin around the Christmas tree and listening to sleigh bells can you? even though, if you listen closely there are sleigh bells on the track.
merry Christmas to all
now, i didn't set out to write a Christmas song it just happened. i was messing with my guitar and found a riff then a chord sequence then the first 2 lines. then i forgot how it went....yeh nuts? then i remembered.
the hook then came which is the title, you can find it here;
https://soundcloud.com/iphillfine/christmas-once-again
and the words and chords below, please enjoy.
point in question;
i was messing about earlier and a riff revealed itself, then a chord progression then a couple of lines and the hook line. then Ann said come on were off to town. now i've got back to it it's all gone....oh dear
i was under the impression they were made in Japan?
when they first came out to be honest, they weren't that good, from what i was told at the time.
Wow Bill, when you ask a question you don't pull any punches.
1. I know there are 5, 6 and 8 stringed basses but I'm a simple kinda guy and four are enough for me.
2. I began with 6 strings and graduated to bass to join a band.
3. Never gave this much thought. Simple C/W songs and lot of rock tunes are quite easy. More riff orientated songs are more difficult so require a lot of practice.
4. Get a cheap one to start the harder it is to play the more pleasure you'll get when you get a good one.
5. I don't have the patience to teach but drum and bass playing together is a beautiful thing.
6. I'm in the UK and you know me William (Opie) and you know what I do.
The rhythm section of a band or recording are the basis of the sound and the tighter they are the better the sound and feel. Lead guitar and vocals and keyboards, horn section? etc add to the colour. So why is it the axeman and the singer that get all the glory, and the girls?
This is so true. I've always found that songs I force out are awful and never see the light of day. But everything you say is true. When I'm waking up. In the shower. When I'm driving and by the time I get to a piece of paper and pencil.... they're gone.
Are you going to put this one to music?
i bought my Stratacaster in '72 i ordered it in white as i liked the guitar George Harrison played at the Bangla Desh concerts. i was doing a once a month spot at a pub when i bought a Cort in black it caused a little uproar as i'd been advertised as having a "white" guitar.
my Telecaster is in a kinda maroon colour and quite shiny.
Bill, you don't have to look at the guitar while you're playing ![]()
i have a CD by Knopfler called "kill for crimson" worth checking out
yes, believe it or not; HONEY by bobby goldsboro i think? i tried recording it for a friend and got wrapped up in the words...failed!
hi all
i modified jims chording slightly so i thought you might like to see how i mutilated it...
[song]
{t:Tears in Our Eyes.}
{st: JIM TIGLJK}
{soc]
Chorus
[Em] If we knew that we’d [C] never see each other a [G] gain
[C]What would we [G]say in our last good [D] byes
[Em] Well you never [C] know what tomorrow [G] brings
so Honey [C] let’s never[G] sleep with tears in our [D] eyes
[eoc]
[G] Well the rent is [D] due and the weather’s [Em] gray
[C] got the same old [G] jobs , just a different [D] day
[G] House needs [D] cleaning and the lawn needs [Em] mowin’
[C] Seems you’re always [G]coming whenever I’m [D] goin’
[G] Bills are on the [D] table stacked a mile [Em] high
[C] love to see a [G] movie but we don’t have the [D] time
[G] The kids keep us [D] busy running here and [Em] there
[C] I'd love to be with [G] you, but I don’t know [D] where
[soc]
Chorus
[Em] If we knew that we’d [C] never see each other a [G] gain
[C] What would we [G] say in our last good [D] byes
[Em] Well you never [C] know what to morrow [G] brings
so Honey [C] let’s never [G] sleep with tears in our [D] eyes
[eoc]
[G] well life can be [D] cruel and make you [Em] cry
[C] full of broken [G] dreams that all seem to [D] die
[G] remember our [D] love will always gets us [Em] through
[C] ain't nothing [G] coming 'tween me and [D]you
[soc]
Chorus
[Em] If we knew that we’d [C] never see each other a [G] gain
[C] What would we [G] say in our last good [D] byes
[Em] Well you never [C] know what tomorrow [G] brings
so Honey [C] let’s never [G] sleep with tears in our [D] eyes
[eoc]
{/song}
edited to add chordpro (which didn't work
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Very dramatic title, I like it. You allude to this mysterious recording when do we get to hear it?
I'm sorry Bill but I have to disagree with you. It's not the"hero?" Who is planning the shooting but the girl's fella ref 38 in my face?
Is it unrequited love or is the hero a stalker? So many variables. Every answer asks a question. Well done.
Phill
I bought my strat in 1972 totally ignorant of the fact that there were MIMs! As it turned out it was but hey ho....right?
I played it on stage for 30 years or so struggling to get the sound I wanted and never getting there.
When I bought my Tele I played it in the shop for over an hour before buying. The guy told me upfront that it was a Mex I didn't care cos it had the sound and feel I was looking for, which are in my opinion the most important things.
Thanks for that Bill, very surprising and very uplifting.
More bad news guys Greg Lake one time member of Emerson, Lake and Palmer has sadly passed away.
another sad loss, great bassist, singer and guitarist....RIP Greg
Your writing goes from strength to strength, I know I've said it before so I've said it again.
As I read through the song I could see you've written it from a young couples perspective, the first verse gave me the impression that it was about an older couple? I guess it fits all sizes.
Brill piece of work, i shall try playing it later.
Well done.
Yorkshire dales, as I recall wet windy with the added bonus of COLD! I was also wondering what had happened to him. Knowing British Telecom he's still waiting for his broadband to be connected. Either that or he's up to his armpits getting the new house in order. Good luck Graham, lets hear from you soon.
I think you're so very brave by looking into what the surgeons are going to do, I'd rather not know. I've been told I need a new left knee and the right one's not far behind after years of running, track and field stuff, soccer, rugby then latterly up and down ladders for my job and last but not least, hours of standing on one leg while working the FX pedals.
Anyhow, look at the bright side, you can't go to work, you can't do any jobs around the house so find a comfy position for easy access to your guitar and computer.
Good luck with the surgery and take you time to recover properly.
shall have to try it, i used to play when i'm 64 in my set years ago but it's one of those that fell by the wayside. i was tempted to revive it last year when i was 64....i resisted... ![]()
i love the sound from Martin custom lights .11-.52 but as you say, you know the sound you want and when you find it you'll know
I've bought a lighter gauge set to help with the tension thing, haven't put them on yet though.
BGD, how would a 12er sound detuned to D?
Peatle, you live in the Forrest?
Chords to when I'm 64? Might work I'll have to give it a go.
Thanks to everyone for reading my early morning thoughts
we used to have an ad over here with chimpanzees drinking tea when one says to the other " it's in the taste" you love it or hate it....just like marmite
purists!!!!! not me...i was so glad when cassettes came out so i could get away from crackles, rumbles, clicks and scratches. of course the tape would then stretch and make the music sound weird. ah, the relief i felt when CD's arrived; clean sound with crystal clarity...ahhhh heaven. i've still got a couple of dozen LP's in the attic gathering dust along with my panasonic turn table. i guess when i die they'll all be thrown in the skip anyway.
downloads? nah, half the fun of buying a record is reading the sleeve notes even if i have to wear two pairs of glasses to read them!
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