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I'd heard a lot of Stratocasters so decided that's what I wanted. I played one in the shop, but I play lefty so had to order my guitar sight unseen. When it arrived I had to take it...big mistake! I spent the next 30 years trying to get it to sound the way I wanted. I failed. I played with band members who bought cheap copies but they sounded so much better than mine. Lesson learnt I won't buy any guitar on mail order regardless of maker or how much cheaper they may be. I must have tried hundreds of guitars till I found the one. I knew it as soon as it was put in my hands. Hope you find your one and you have a long and happy life together. Enjoy your concert and let us know how it went.

Hey yourself and see how you like it( semi quote from Hitchcock film) this android thing is a pain in the Mars. Lol

all the beatles early recordings were with flat wounds. when i started playing around '66 round wounds were coming into favour. i tried flats once and hated them as they lost their tone very quickly. but i loved and still love the chunky sound on those early beatles tracks.

i love all these quotes but this one the best.

my boss had a good one it said "everyone that comes in here raises a smile, some on the way in, some on the way out" bye bye love

another happy customer, someone who just wants to use the site without putting anything in! you may notice that this is his/her first post in the 3 years of membership.

reminds me of that abba song....gimme, gimme, gimme

i am soooooo jealous, my cave is just 12 feet by 8 feet, by the time you take off the space for my desk, the cupboard that holds my CDs, keyboard and equipment it's only 5 feet wide...i repeat....i am sooooo jealous, and you can fit a TV in as well!!!! use it well my friend.

Thanks you Bill you are a treasure, you say the most wonderful things, I haven't looked on soundcloud yet but I will go there  for a gander.

My love to Dondra, BTW, I was watching one of those science programmes I like and (I Think it was in the Baltic) there was a motor boat named Dondra....I thought I'd let you know.

Phill

hi grah, i've never used facebook and though i followed your link i didn't see any button to press that would upload the song, could you help please?

have to say that i feel really honoured to be invited onto your webpage.

i was thinking just the other day about our old friends that seem to have fallen off the map. glad to see you're still thinking of us slaving away at our PC's in this hot weather. welcome back and drop in more often we miss your company.

oh and welcome to the retired brigade otherwise known as the old farts club

Sorry got mixed up with another song. This one comes sold as seen, only free! I'll try and get it on later. Will it make any difference cos I'm not on FB?

sure thing Grah, just let me know how to get it there. at the moment I'm still waiting till my voice is right, hopefully tomorrow night. do you want the edited version?

you are a talented writer Amy, and it matters not a jot how long the words take to come out as long as the end result is this heart-felt and truthful.

i believe that as long as you think about someone who's passed sometimes they never really die. the frightening part is....are all your nearest and dearest looking down shaking their heads each time you do something you might be ashamed of. make-up your own mind as to what that may be.

thanks for sharing