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Fantastic! Go for it, Crevs. Any advice I could give wouldn't be worth anything but just do what you do. All the best, mate.

Hi Gembagemba, welcome to Chordie. You could try checking out the Public Books section from the selection of options above. There is a section for beginner songs in there.

What can I say?

Well, I'm relly glad I decided to go along to the gig. Brilliant evening of local talent. 5 bands, 2 standing out above the rest. Of course the only one I'll mention is The Core. You guys were fantastic, Mark. Excellent, "mature" musicianship and a strong singer. A rowdy crowd always helps thing along too. And the place was jumping.

Very nice to finally get to meet you too. If I hadn't been on my way back from the little boys room I may never have, quite literally, bumped into you

Thanks for a great night.

Al V

Excellent. My only criticism of the tracks would be that the vocal levels were a bit low. Glad you sorted it. Trying to talk my brother into coming along.

Hahaha. This happens even with Scots and Englishmen! Aye, the rest of the world talks funny.

Sad sad loss.

I got mine a couple of days ago and am loving it.

I had the privelage to see this guy performing on the streets of Chester and he is amazing.

I like these guys who are regulars in Glasgow city centre...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjpX0cirQ2I

Hi Beth23, if you find some you can add it to the index from the resourses tab at the top. Just follow the instructions.

No idea, SleepingBear but welcome to the forum and Happy New Year! Maybe if you could provide a link to the page you are referring to, someone could have an infromed guess. Chord charts are funny things and when people provide their own version of chords to songs they can sometimes add the odd symbol to denote a particular fingering. Sometimes on the page they will give the fingering for the asterixed chord, sometimes not. Chordie does not host these songs directly but seeks them out from other sites so maybe visiting the original host site may provide some answers too. Sorry I can't be of any more help.

Thanks Bushy, I realise that it's not an acoustic amp, I was just wondering if it would sound ok. I've been looking for an amp with lots of toys on it like loops and rhythms and maybe even a recording function but they all seem to be geared towards electric. The search continues. Thanks again

Like the man himself says - he started out with nothin' and he's still got most of it left.

Legend!