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i have a tuner named "qwick tuner" that i find good and has in and out plugs, but i wouldn't advise it for stage work. i prefer to use a pedal (they all seem to come with built in tuners these days) which is a boss ME 50. i have a digitech vocalist 2 which also has a tuner and i use this one on stage. i recently bought a clip on tuner which cost just £5 including postage which i use mainly for my acoustics but also works fine for tuning after string changes on my telecaster and bass guitar.

hi jim, very touching performance and so professional. they sing so well together. but it's also to do with how the song is written and IMHO you are one of the best writers on chordie. very well done, thanks for sharing and keep on doing what you do so well.

it's great to see how proper musicians and writers do it and the process by which they got together to arrange and record their songs. i'd watch stuff like this all day long. big thanks.

GREAT PICS. i used to have a poopyface till the wife kept laughing at me, that was when we were still courting, she doesn't come to gigs anymore so who knows i may still be poopy facing?

just had a giggle at the spellcheck, it allows "poopyface," but not "poopyfacing"....go figure?

since i joined...well a while ago, the one thing i have noticed is that weekends from friday, seem to get very few posts. i guess that means that people are busier on fridays?
my daughter is on FB and some other sites and her phone is peeping every couple of seconds! what i'd like to know is why do people think the rest of the world need to know when they've gone to the shop for a loaf of bread? (that's not what i was going to put here but it is cleaner )

nice one rog, i had a go at two in swansea last year, the black and white (lennon) and same as you've got there, which is the one i preferred, but it had probs with the jack switch which crackled. i told them about it but i lost interest so i didn't go back. i almost bought a violin bass (mccartney) in liverpool at the beatles museum, it was £1000, the wife said have it (it was my 60th birthday) but sanity prevailed. they are a players guitar.

ps, they were all lefties!

hey Jandle, such a tearjerking thought that you've made into a poem. it's such a sad subject but i know scientists are working to find a cure, maybe it will come but too late for your mum, and for that i am so sorry.

i know the feeling; you had thoughts running around your head and like a true composer you wrote them down.

well done and thanks for sharing.

phill

i showed that to my wife and she said if i hit her with my guitar i wont have another one! so i just say "yes dear" problem solved!

hi peatle. thanks for the listen and comments.

the williams family funerals tend to go;

stage 1, all sombre, crying etc.

stage 2, back to a family members house for tea and sarnies.

stage 3, someone breaks out the wobblypops and then the funny stories of the deceased's life, the jokes and celebration begins.

stage 4, cant remember.....

loving the raunchy voice there Russ. i've never heard of this one before either, i have come back and listened a few times and i'm getting to like it. are you playing all the instruments cos i can hear a slide and keyboards and a great sound on the acoustic. looking forward to your new track when it's done.

phill

Hi Russ, how you diddling my old mate? It's funny how others hear things in your songs that you cant see or hear yourself? Reggae never occurred to me. I'm sorry I've never heard of Lucky Dooby, sounds like something someone dropped outside a wacky backy shop in Amsterdam