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Avril has loads of songs that sound great on acoustic.

Then there's the whole Disney thing with Hannah Montanna and The Jonas Bros. When I think of the songs I've attempted to play because my daughter was listening to them it makes me shudder.

Hi Pastor Laurence, welcome to the forum. I guess you've noticed that I moved your topic. Just a bit of house-keeping. I felt that it belonged more in the song request section.

As you can see already we are a helpful bunch here. Glad you've found the forum helpful and welcoming.

Now, I'm off to check out this song of yours and see if I can figure something out. I'll hopefully be in touch.

Cheers,

Al V

Strikes called off. Hopefully things will get back to normal.

Hi, Cam, both parties are in talks (again) but more strikes are planned for Friday and Monday. Hopefully it will be resolved before this.

Two of my favourites on the 1 stage, SP. And the kid! Makes you wonder why you bother. Campfire for me, and loving it.

Love this one. How intimidated would you feel with this lot?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEA6gzAAPfc

They don't. Chordie does not host songs. No songs are posted on chordie. Chordie works like a search engine and finds songs on OTHER SITES and then displays them in a new format.

You will need to post your songs to another website. There are loads of tab and chord sites as I'm sure you know. Once you've added them, and they are shown on that website, take a note of the URL. Then come back to chordie and click the resourses tab. From there there is an option to add songs to the index. Add the URL of the webpage your song is on to the box and click submit. It may take a while before they become available on chordie.

As Russell says Chordie does not host ANY songs but searches for them from other sites and displays them in an easy-to-read format.

Good luck.

I use one called a Wedgie, 60mm. They have a very slight hollow for your thumb so that they are easier to grip. Works for me. It's hard to describe so here's a photo...

http://www.wedgie.com/picks.html

Can't believe we're talking about the quality of playing on a sex pistols record. Surely the whole point of punk was that YOU could do it, I could do it. ANYONE could do it! The music scene at the time had been bogged down with tha same old people doing the same old things and saying nothing in the process. And then along came punk and said - hold on, I can do that, I have something to say; you have something to say? then get out and say it.

Got to agree about the butter adverts though. But then, John always does exactly what he wants.

Whoa! I don't know this guy. Really fantastic arrangements of some great songs. Makes you want to grow a mustache.

I suppose not if you're going to get that picky about it. But musicians from USA, Canada, Scotland, England and Ireland is pretty transatlantic in my book. I could watch this kinda thing for hours on end.