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Bill

I was shocked at that price as well.

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Baldguitardude wrote:

Was just browsing some tunes on YT and thought my friends would enjoy this. This guitar player is good to the point of it being unfair to the rest of us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALHAFfZpfvw

BGD 
OMG - he plays it with such ease... its like the guitar is a part of him.  That was really good 

I also loved the small child playing the drums in the back - cute!

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TF
I can't speak for Donnieclark, but your explanation just cleared up a lot for me. 
Although one question I still have -   One volume knob says  " Clean  "  - the other says " Overdrive " - What is the difference ?

I have a Marshall 15 amp and I have struggled to find the right settings.  This helped a lot.

I also have a 200 A  Fender Frontman that I got when I bought my first electric guitar - I had no clue what I was buying.  It puts out a lot of sound. Great for playing in my backyard - keeps stray cats and critters away - used it as the sound system for music at an outdoor  party, but  not too useful in my house though smile my wife doesn't really appreciate it. smile

Now all I have to do is get Russell to come down and show me how to use my Trio !!

I'm a complete dunce with the electronic components ! lol    hmm
Thank You TF

Thanks Peatle.  smile

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That was awesome !   Way to go guys !

My song Just Outside Of Nashville was done in studio by  my friends Jim and Rachel down in Nashville.

I thought it came out pretty well.

https://soundcloud.com/tigljk/jim-kenyo … shvillemp3

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(11 replies, posted in Songwriting)

TY Bill

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lol
I have one and I have not been too successful using it. sad

mOJO IS CORRECT  gUITAR tUNA IS AWESOME - i USE IT ALL THE TIME - ITS FREE.

here it is in chordify   

https://chordify.net/chords/rose-live-glen-yarbrough

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(3 replies, posted in Songwriting)

here is the chopro  version in my songbook

http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/?url= … ranspose=0

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I've had the opportunity to watch the Special Education teacher in our school work with her class over the past few months. She is so vibrant, loving, and caring for these  kids. I've been a teacher for 40 years, and I can tell you she is a very unique and special teacher.  Yesterday as I was in her room  I just was amazed about how she helps these high needs kids in so many ways. So last night I wrote this song as a tribute to her and all of the teachers of special needs children. I tried to write it as a voice of the children in her class.
Hope you like it.

[song]

{t:Fly Away}

[C]Sometimes school just seems to be  so [G]hard
[C]rules to follow and things that we have to [G]do
[C] sometimes life  can be so  [G]unkind
[Am] we need your [C]help to get us[G] through

[C] each day's   a challenge just to get [G] by
[C]there's good days, and some that are really [G} tough
[C]we know your with us , got our back at every [G]turn
[Am]you keep us going, when the [C]  going gets [G]tough

Chorus
[G]So give me some love and a little smile
[D]Show me you care for just a little while
And I'll [C]hear what you say      Yeah I'll learn to[G]day
[G]So give me some love and a little smile
En[D]courage me for a little while
And I'll [C] learn today       Then I can fly a[G]way


[C] you've  opened our eyes to the wonders of the [G]world
[C]brought out our best, and taught us  right  from [G]wrong
[C]Lent a helping hand when we've fallen [G]down
[Am]You show us kindness and [C]how to be [G]strong

[C]you put the  hope of tomorrow in our [G]eyes
[C]Take us down paths so  different  than [G]most
[C]You've leave your hand print upon our [G]hearts
[Am]by showing  the [C]ways that we can [G]grow


Chorus
[G]So give me some love and a little smile
[D]Show me you care for just a little while
And I'll [C]hear what you say      Yeah I'll learn to[G]day
[G]So give me some love and a little smile
En[D]courage me for a little while
And I'll [C] learn today       Then I can fly a[G]way

En[D]courage me for a little while
And I'll [C] learn today     Then I can fly a[G]way
[song/]

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Nice playing Russell

I like the growl as well.

Also noticed the really nice chess board in background and the BEAUTIFUL GUITARS HANGING AROUND !! big_smile

  smile

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Wow!!!!!!
That guy is fantastic - what a talent!
Talk about owning the neck of a guitar. 
I can see how you could be influenced by this man - he is awesome.
I could listen to that all day  - thank you for sharing Doug !
Jim

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Great

Where re you from ? 

Was that a school organized band  ?

Love the guitar playing.
Jim

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Nice Peatle   
true sincerity and a heartfelt message - spoke for all of us here on chordie.
Dino is listening and smiling upon you !
Jim

rickyjack wrote:

"Audio Assault"...I like that....I might just borrow that one.


BAHA      "AUDIO ASSAULT"    I could be arrested for this every time I sing!! smile
That is a great phrase Ricky!

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Wow - Russel  - that is a sweet looking axe!  I LOVE THE COLOR

I'm sure you will teach it how to sing real nice.

Can't wait to hear some tunes from you with that puppy! 
CONGRATS !

Jim

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Quite Cool Doug !  Wish I could've gone as well.
A poor pic is better than no pic smile

Jim

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Tenement Funster wrote:

Wow ... that's powerfully-written high-calibre stuff, TIG. Reminds of something the late great Leonard Cohen might create. Beautiful!

Thank you TF ! smile To be even casually mentioned with the name Leonard Cohen blows my mind.   yikes

I really do believe it to be true though,   we were so fortunate to have such great poets and songwriters that took incredible stands, on important social issues. Today it seems that not many do because they are afraid of the PC backlash.  big_smile
I really am hoping for and  looking forward to a Graham, Phill, or someone else's  version because my voice and playing sure ain't gonna make it smile

Thank you so much for your kind words Rick!  smile

Jim

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keepitreal wrote:

This is just amazing TIG you are such a talented writer. Quite close to me we have a pub called The Dead Poets, and once a month theirs a meeting of The Dead Poets Society where talented poets and musicians showcase their latest works. This would raise the roof. Great work.

Keep It Real  Thank you - That would be awesome, I'd love to get it to them.  Is there a website they use ?

My suggestion would be 1999 song by David Grey - Babylon

Sweet snag there JJJ.  I also like the dedication - honorable sir !

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(11 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Thank you for your kind words.


I am looking forward to Graham's version (or anyone else if they so choose to).

this is the link to the chordpro version which I think is easier if you want to print or transpose keys.
http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/?url= … ranspose=0

this is a quick take on it I did this morning... I posted on soundcloud........................................with sincere apologies to your ears smile
https://soundcloud.com/tigljk/land-where-the-poets-died
Like I said, I really just enjoy writing... and like to hear real musicians take care of the music part smile 

Thank you so much again  for you comments! smile
Jim

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I've been working on this for about a week or so.  I think I'm pretty close to where  I like where it is right now.  (I'm sure it needs some tweaking)
I was thinking back to all the great poets and songwriters that used to standup for people and shake the sh*t out of people's conscience.  Doesn't seem that we have that anymore - hence this song.  Hope you like it


[song]
{t:Land Where The Poets Died}
[C]  [Em]  [F]  [G]  [C]
do you
[C]remember  when the world had  it’s conscience [Em]wakened
[F]when poets dared to speak words others had [C] forsaken
[F]with  choices to make and chances we thought worth [C]taking
[G]hoping that change could be a  miracle in the [C] making

Chorus
[Am]They spoke of justice and freedom  in an unkind [Em]world
[Am]Cried out in a voice that would not be de[Em] nied
But [F] in  the shadows of time those verses  have faded a[C]way
And [G]now we’re living in the land where the [F]poets voice has [C]died

[C]Words that healed, and  somehow seemed to [Em] last
[F] words that changed our  lives in  a world so vague and [C]vast   
[F]Defiant voices that put  new colors upon  our[C]masts
Our [G] champions of hope, fighting  to fix  the wrongs  of the[C] past

Chorus
[Am]They spoke of justice and freedom  in an unkind [Em]world
[Am]Cried out in a voice that would not be de[Em] nied
But [F] in  the shadows of time those verses  have faded a[C]way
And [G]now we’re living in the land where the [F]poets voice has [C]died


[C] truth spoken  with the  power of a rolling  [Em]tide
[F] With strength in their voices and anger in their [C] eyes
[F]They would not be silenced, though many, many  had [C]tried
But [G]now it seems we’re  the land where the poets [C] died

Chorus
[Am]They spoke of justice and freedom  in an unkind [Em]world
[Am]Cried out in a voice that would not be de[Em] nied
But [F] in  the shadows of time those verses  have faded a[C]way
And [G]now we’re living in the land where the [F]poets voice has [C]died
[G]now we’re living in the land where the [F]poets voice has [C]died
[G]now we’re living in the land where the poets voice has [C]died


[song/]