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nice one TF. sorry but the only name i recognised was Alexander Graham Bell!!!!!

the total population of Wales is just 3 million and Llanelli 78,000, yet we have a world renowned rugby team, the highest priced football transfer, many of the greatest singers and actors inc Dame Shirley Bassey. and worst of all; Staus Quo played in Parc y Scarlets last Saturday (the local rugby stadium) and i was totally unaware of it. although i did see them in 197???? something when they first put on their denims and found 3 chords...and they were super.

some welsh ones are called for;

my mother once told me; you come home dead and i'll kill you, (not as nasty as it sounds....honest)

if you called someone a "beaut" up what everyone knows as "the valleys" it would be accepted as a term of endearment, 50 miles away (here in llanelli, my home town) it would be an insult!

( a dirty one) ...i wouldn't make love to her with yours and there's nothing wrong with mine (cleaned up version)

don't blame me i wasn't there and if i was i didn't see anything anyway (usually said to coppers)

i am also guilty of "encouragement without help". i feel if i tell someone that an "A" would sound better than an "E" in a certain part of their composition or rephrasing a line would be too much like criticism and i want so much to be loved

i wrote a song a few weeks back (i only post songs i think may be relevant to chordians) in a reggae style and quite up-beat. my good friend jim (tigs) wrote to me and suggested a different feel, some minor chords and alternate words. he didn't know how i'd react so he posted to me directly. i must admit i was rather miffed at first but i re-recorded the song and realised that he was right, so thanks jim, you're my hero!

i have always said if anyone should need a little help with a song i am always available and happy to lend whatever help i can.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY UNCLE JOE, have a cracker of a day (and night!!!!)

i missed the opening ceremony and most of saturdays events. though there was a 60 inch TV screen in front of me last night and i tried to concentrate on performing whilst watching the women's rugby. the GB team did so very well, congrats to them. i saw also the pile-ups on the cycling road race, no sound so i don't know how or why. as for TV coverage; it seems the BBC have given over all their channels to the olympics, Ann is so upset that she's missing a lot of her favourite soaps!

you wrote this about me didn't you?

i have a lawn but it's full of weeds, moles and slugs. i love to mow it when the rain keeps off for a couple of days ( not many times this summer...but hey-ho)

the words are cleverly written and your singing is just right. go to the top of the class.

i have nt heard this track for a long time and i don't think i've ever heard this "full" version. i have a greatest hits CD but that must include the single version. the single version if you remember had the vocal part on the A side and the instrumental on the B side which faded out after a minute or so.

first thing i noticed (as i listened through headphones) was how much mick fleetwood's drumming style had changed between the 60's and when "rumours" came out.

nice choice bill, thanks

well done Doug and thanks for getting Bill back on line and in the fold.

i know how traumatic it can be when your trusted and beloved PC logs out for the last time, mine was an XP and held all my recording and recordings stuff, i had to buy a new one which wouldn't run those programs, then the win10 upgrade almost sent me up the wall.

so the PC's dead....long live the PC

wish i'd thought of that

fingers crossed, i'm with you guys all the way. i'm also rooting for the all blacks too (don't want to alienate anyone)

a lot of metaphor in there i think. sounds to me like a break-up song, maybe wrong? but the words flow together so well and they're carefully chosen i think. well done cant wait till you feel well enough to record it.