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Hi Guitarpix, and Topdown,

  I really appreciate you guys help, it's nice to know others from North Carolina..I've been up, or over to Lewisville a few times, and while I've been to Lumberton and Wilmington a few times, not sure I've been through your town "Chadbourne", but anyway..it's great to hear from you both. I have a son who lives in Wilmington however. I love playing around with the guitar, and while I'm not much good at it, I am beggining to get much better than I ever hoped I might, as they say...practice, practice, practice...I've gotten so much help here on Chordie, from the songs, the people, and all the posts on here. I wish I had a friend who plays that could teach me some things, everything I've learned I've just read, practiced, read some more, practiced some more and on and on. I try new things all the time, and with the help I've gotten on here..well...it's been lots of fun. Again I'm glad to know you two guys are close by here in NC...thanks again guys!

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Hi Guys...yes I struggle with barre chords just like anyone else did at first, I've been able to get a few to ring out the way they should, but can anyone direct me to some place online that shows a graph for all barre chords?..that would help me to move on in that area..thanks guys!

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I first saw John Prine back in 1976, in Galax Virginia, I was hooked from that point on, the first song I learned on Guitar was "Paradise" by John Prine..it was a 3 day outdoor event, everyone who was anyone was there...From Prine..Bonnie Raitt, David Bromberg, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, The Dillards, from Andy Griffith show, even Jerry Garcia..Mac Wiseman...So many now that I can't remember who all was there, it was estimated that over 300, 000 people were there, it was great, one of my favorite times in my younger life, and John Prine was great, also..you guys should listen to a band called "Goose Creek Symphony" if you like John Prine..they are absolutely great...a couple of their best albums are "Welcome to Goose Creek"...and "Words of Ernest"...give them a listen..you'll be glad you did!

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Hi Everyone,

   I was sure hoping someone could help with this song, anyone have any chords to it, it's one of my favorite songs he does about the Caribbean"Mexico" Maybe I'll have to wind up buying the "The Road And The Radio" songbook, does anyone else have it, that they could chord the song from?...Thanks for any help guys!

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Thanks Guys, I'll start going over this right away, I really appreciate your help Wlbaye, and Topdown...Hey Topdown, I see your from NC..so am I..thanks again!

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Hi...check out Jason Sandercoe on you tube...you like his blues song on there, I sure did, he teaches you how to play it too!..It's free, but you can donate to his site if you like, but he's great, chech him out.

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Hi Lapside,  I tried to copy and paste a link to the lyrics to that song, but for whatever reason it won't let me...so lets try it this way...go to   WWW.mydfz.com..then search for that song, it's there, if you can't find it let me know, I'll try to help you get it

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C'mon guys/girls..no one has heard of or know any Goose Creek Symphony...if your fans of people like say...John Prine....Doc Watson...and so on, then you should give them a listen..they have lots of great songs...like "Welcome to Goose Creek"...Guitars Picking and fiddles playing...."Right Track" a long list of great songs..if you haven't heard of them please check them out, you'll love them

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