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Actually I have gotten pretty good at my barre chords so that helped alot. While I am still learning, I have improved so much in the last few months, at least in my opinion, mostly due to this site, and help from others here. I've really praticed the barre chords hard, everyday, even have the barred F down great,but I still have lots I come apon that I need to ask questions, so, bascially I'm learning something everyday. Oh Caracena, nothing wrong with the way you answered, I would call myself an advanced beginer, if thats makes sense

Cam

Hi Zurf,

  I'm a big fan of Kenny Chesney, love his music, , even his songs about the Caribbean, I've been lucky enough to visit several of the Islands in my life, even the one he has a home on, ST. Johns, in the USVI, it's such a beautiful Island.

            Cam

Tommy Emanuel
Jimmy Page
Jimi Hendrix
Eric Clapton
Stevie Ray Vaughn  "not neccessarly in that order"

    Cam

Hey Guys,

  This was suppose to be rock singers, now maybe my idea of rock is different than some, but while I suppose Micheal Bolton does have a good voice "I don't like him", but the guy never sang a rock song in his life, he's "at least to me" a soulful pop singer, not rock and roll. Just my opinion

        Cam

Hi SouthPaw,

  Thanks for your help, I checked it and on that chord site, they have different variations, it was the 10th varaition that he uses. I love his music and have always been a big fan, I think he's one of the great songwriters of are time, well in my opinion anyway. His first five albums were great, his guitar player quit him after that, he was kinda the sound behind Jackson, his name was David Lindley, although Jackson plays both the guitar and piano,...so again thanks for your help!

            Cam

You know those little indestrutible little black boxes they look for when a plane crashes, why not build the whole plane out of that stuff!

How can you tell when sour cream is bad

Why do they call it a TV set...when you only get one

If a book about failure dosen't sell, is it a success

You know you old if you remember when the dead sea was just sick

Ever wonder how a cemetary can raise it's burial cost, and blame it on the high cost of living

If 4 out of 5 people suffer from diarrhea...dose that mean the 5th one was ok with it

You know that place on your licences where they put your hair color? What do they put for bald men.

ok a few more

Do you think it's ok to use AM radio after noon

Ever wonder why glue dosen't stick to the inside of the bottle

Do bankruptcy Lawyers expect to get paid

I wonder what you should do if you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant

Is it true that cannibals won't eat clowns, because they taste funny

I was wondering if a #2 pencil is the most popular...why is it #2

Ok..I'm gonna be busier than a one tooth man at a corn cob eating contest trying to figure these out

Thats good advice Old Doll, I have a friend who's little girl did the same thing, thank God she wasn't killed, but she was seriously injured. After a long hospital stay, "two hospitals" to be excat, and several months of therapy she is doing great now, but it could have been much worse. So please, as Old Doll said, if you have small children, be aware that this can happen.

            Cam

Hi Phil,

  I'm thinking that while I know it's sad to play alone, as I have, that certain things can be gained by both playing alone, and with someone who's better, so that in my position I can learn more. But I'm thinking that since your playing is at a level that the people who are lucky enough to hear you, realize that there is quite possibly a certain feeling in your music, a certain sound, or depth that comes from your uniqueness, or your individuality, your quality that makes you different from all others. so..playing alone or with someone, your still playing, thats whats important!

                   Cam