Enjoyed that, good sound for just two of you. First thing I noticed was the mini speakers, so I'll say it again good sound. I've never heard that played live before, well done.     

You said it Richard.     

Very dr zeus Brian.

The clever people say that birds are dinosaurs
I believe it
The clever people say that dogs are wolves
I believe that too
When clever people say that rich people are always right
Nah that's just going too far     

I've just realised that I hadn't replied to Jan's reply. Thank you Jan, it was written on the spur of the moment as most of my scribblings are. Ann, due to our fickle weather up here often puts socks on the radiators to dry when the weather is wet. So they fall behind the rad and get discovered a long time later.     

Thank you Miabella and welcome to Chordie. People that join a thread that's a year or more old are usually spammers, I hope you are not one of those. Enjoy our friendship and resources     

In my 20s a friend invited me to watch a touring folk group at our local YMCA. As he was a super guitarist he was their supporting act which is why I went. The stand out song he played was Bob Dylans tambourine man. The folk group came on later and their stand out was the song about a thresher which was quite dirty probably why I liked it! Also about 10 years ago I played an evening gig at a pub in Pembroke the afternoon act was a folk group, which I enjoyed but would never pull me back from the dark side of rock music.     

I have been asked to enter this song into FSOTM so here it is

Self DestructUndefined

Thanks again Richard, I've removed the post.     

I don't think you'll get a reply as the last post here was 2011!
I'll welcome you to Chordie and hope you'll enjoy the wealth of experience and knowledge available here. Word of warning; we don't tolerate spammers or bad language. Enjoy.     

Hi Grah. I always said once I stop enjoying performing I'd give it up. When covid hit all the venues had to close for the best part of 2 years. When the opened again I played a couple of gigs but the buzz had gone. It was a trek driving to gigs and driving home cream crackered, lugging amps in and out, setting up and stripping down. It's the stuff that punters don't see. I liked to play for 2-3 hours regularly and still they want more and if you say no I'm shattered they offer drinks which you cant take cos your driving. I sometimes miss it...sometimes!     

Are you married to my wife too? Just because I'm in my 70's she wants me to sell all my stuff before I die. I may have given up gigging but not living or playing my acoustics(4), my basses(2), my keyboards(2) or my drums(2 Alesis kits). I do have to work hard not to buy anything else I like my meat and two vedge where they are     

I'm 73 and in reasonable health yet my wife is nagging me to sell my 7 guitars .
Does she know something I don't ? It is true you can only play one at a time but different sounding guitars on multi track recordings is cool. I also have a couple of amps 2 sets of speakers etc but I'm loathe to get rid of anything in case I go back on the road... real at 73 ! unlikely