Any body out there worked out the cords to "Mean". Would like to have ASAP. Thanks in advance. Starrlady
1 2011-04-27 22:15:40
Topic: Words and cords to Taylor Swifts "Mean" (2 replies, posted in Song requests)
2 2008-05-19 01:55:55
Topic: Reading Tabs (1 replies, posted in Electric)
Hey I am not a novice, but mabey moderate player. I don't understand how to read tabs, and would appreciate it if someone could tell me a little something about it. e-mail me at sta_47ys@yahoo.com
3 2008-04-26 18:25:17
Re: Anyone in SoCal? (5 replies, posted in My local band and me)
I tried sending an e-mail, but do not know if it went through so will put it here also.
Where do you live? I live in a little town called Phelan on the High Desert. It is about 10 miles West of Hesperia CA. Or if you are familiar with Wrightwood just below that. I am interested in starting a Band for Country Western Songs and have written a couple myself. I have been ask to do a charitableGig in November and need a lead guitarist who can sing and harmonize.
Let me know your location, maybe we can get together.
StarrLady
4 2008-04-22 21:43:39
Re: THE ALMOST PERFECT BAND + INSTRUMENTS YOU (DON'T) LIKE (4 replies, posted in Bands and artists)
In a country band there is normally 6. A lead guitar, a bass player, a fiddle player, banjo, resonating guitar, and lead singer. This is what gives country it's "country" sound. I know most of you are not fond of country, but if you do a little research, this is the REAL american music. It's origin came from America and there is nothing like it ain any other nation.
may the rain and sun be on us all as we need both
Starrlady
5 2008-04-22 21:20:01
Re: "Suddenly See Blues" (11 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Hey James, I am pretty to new to the forum. How do I get to listen to this song. I like the words, but had a little trouble figuring out the chorus. Finally this old brain got it.
Good work, in the writing, but want to hear it
Starrlady, Up there in age too, but I keep on............
6 2008-04-22 21:05:55
Re: writers block! (10 replies, posted in Songwriting)
I save everything I write, good and crappy. If you go back and look at the crappy ones you might get a good idea of how it should have been written and take off from there. I also get some of my best lines at night when I haven't quite fallen asleep. Keep a note pad and pencil near your bed and write down any lines as soon as you can! Works for me.