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I usually have a little strum while waiting for the wife to get ready to go out, so it could be quite a while!

I also like to have a little strum most days, always on the acoustic very rarely on the electric which won't be plugged in.

I try and practice scales and any instrumentals I do in my shows also solo's which still won't be that good as I'm not very inventive.

The old arthritis does affect most of my body but playing 6,12 and bass regularly seems to keep my fingers nimble

hi cavsgt, welcome to the forum. as has been said before and i'm sure will be said again, many times; chordie is a vehicle for collecting songs posted on many sites. there is a button (or used to be before the big update, i haven't looked lately!) to edit songs or correct them, you may have to be a registered editor to do this, but it would be worth you checking it out and get it right for others to benefit from your superior knowledge

Sorry to hear this news, get well soon.

not to worry Bill, but i was basking in your reflected glory there for a while. i will still think of you though when i sing it next.

nb, when i recorded the backing track i used a sound from a casio keyboard, not quite as romantic is it?

You played on stand by me? I'm so impressed. I still do this in my set, always goes down well. Next time I do it I'll be thinking of you, my very dear friend.

has to be the monster mash....is there another?

does one eyed two horned blind purple people eater count?

Very clever, but not long enough. Loved it more please

i find that every ear hears songs differently, it all depends on the taste of the judge. if you get a panel of kids then kiddie music will take it over a talented (mature) meaningful song. record executives will plump for their own produce alternatively what they are trying to push onto the public as the next "big thing"
having heard simon cowel fawning over a group (this week) on x factor who's harmonies were very suspect to my ears, proves that these comps are all fixed and not worth the viewing time. that's my 6 pennorth

Hi Bill, I'm not on FB so could you pass on my birthday wishes for me? I don't think it matters much what instrument he plays or not ( even a kazoo!) He'd still be one of our community and here.

Happy birthday Bill's brother. Phill

That is so good and well written that it makes me want to take to the streets and start a revolution! governments and the people that run them posses all a countries money and there is only one place money comes from and that's the poor.

It's a shame that your friend has to work through all his difficulties but I suppose it's for his own self-respect.

Well observed and brilliantly written.

Hi both from sunny Majorca where we're spending the last few days of our holiday. Just thought I'd catch up while the rain washes the streets, it seems to rain once every day....ho hum. Still the booze and the food and entertainment is free who could ask for anything more?

Sorry to hear you're not well I've been layed low with pneumonia myself and it's not fun so look after yourself, and that's an order!

Big kiss for Dondra and warm handshake for you. Keep in touch my friend.

Phill&Ann