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Doug is right. This is how it goes:

Junior Member for those with less than 25 post.
Member for those with between 25 and 99 posts.
Senior Member for those with between 100 and 999 posts.
Honoured Member for those with more than 1000 posts.

Roger

How about Lindisfarne? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mGyOKr8frw

The guy playing the 12er (who I think is the late Alan Hull) reminds me of myself in my college days during the 60's although my beard was a little neater .

Roger

Thank you Helena,

I was encouraged to liven this one up a bit by a friend of mine and I think it works OK. Rest assured I will tread very carefully.

Roger

Hi Graham,

Good song and recording in fact very good for your first foray into this recording lark. Well done,

Roger

Hi Helena,

Here is a message from Peters and Lee for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww4v2cP-MDo

Roger

I am most definitely NOT a bass player but I do know one or two and they have said to me that if they can see the chords to a piece of music/song they can use that to work out what to play.

I assume that if they see a G chord they know they can play G, B and/or D to be in key but I am guessing. In writing this I have now got myself interested in how they do it so I will make a point to find out at the earliest opportunity.

Roger

My (now repaired) Melody 12er was built in the 70's and I have no idea what strings were on her previously but she now sports .09's. The action is low and she is a dream to play so I beg to differ with tandm3. She also rarely goes out of tune - I love my 12er.

Roger

A new photo has gone up especially for you Amy .

Ozyman, I use FB pretty much the same way.

My favourite Muppet clip is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM6o1Hv7ec0&NR=1

Roger

Hi Chris,

I have had a good search and I cannot find any songbook called "Easy Acoustics".

If you go to 'My Songbook' and click on the one you think is public you will see the title "Easy Acoustics" and underneath, Note: This songbook is public. if you do not have this message then it is not public.

Just in case I will run throught the publish proceedure:

When you click on 'Publish' (the bottom button) you are taken to another page where you complete the 'Short Name', 'Category' and 'Description'. Then click on the 'Put online' button at the bottom you should then be taken back to your songbook title with Note: This songbook is public underneath. Go straight to 'Public books' and yours will be there at the top of the list. Mine is there now as I unpublished and republished to make sure I got this right for you .

Roger

Sorry Pete, you need to post in the 'Song Requests' section for that .

Roger

I only have Facebook as most of my family back in the UK are on and I am able to keep up with what is happening there. I find it infuriating as a lot of the comments there are disjointed and inane. I also have far better things to do with my time than run an imaginary farm or cafe so I spend little time on it.

One good thing came from it recently, I was able to 'chat' with Toney (SouthPaw41L) and that was a treat, otherwise I find that it is pretty boring.

Roger

Hi Jerhone and welcome to Chordie,

The artist's names are English Dan and John Ford Coley who had 8 songs in the top 50 during the 70's. Sadly the '72 single 'Simone'  from the 'Fables' album was not even in the top 100 so I have my doubts that you will be able to find the chords for it.

However if you can find, and post, a link to the song maybe someone can work out the chords for you.

Good luck,

Roger

PS Wikipedia supplied the information, I am not that knowledgable .