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Phill Williams wrote:there was another prog on with Glen Campbel, he can still do it and he's quite an age now and i believe he is suffering with altzhiemers? i only saw the part where he plays Wichita Lineman, blistering solo, completely different to Jeff Beck but still brill...
Hi Phill I saw that programe on BBC Channel4 very interesting. Didn't really know much about Glen Campbell and was surprised to learn what a great guitar player he is as well as a talented singer. The poor guy does have early onset altzhiemers and his memory is starting to fail. He's continuing to perform with surport of his wife and it was inspirational in the way he was coping with his illness.
Hi Russ
I enjoyed that. 
Thanks for posting.
ark
As I a teen from the Uk in 70's I really enjoyed your little ditty...
I guess all the groups you mentioned in the song were the regulars on Top of the Pops which I rather looked down on at time (As in later life I realised was rather pretentious of me 
) being a big fan of prog rock.
Thanks for posting.
ark
woopii wrote:Thx for the answer.. I just want to have whole chords of the demo so that i can import it into my DAW and rearrange it. About the vocal, we will record it again.
There's a website I have used in the past which caters for people who can't play any instruments.
They have whole chord samples of many different instruments which can be mixed to create a song.
Your song may not sound the same but as the voice supplies the melody the basic general feel of the song would be simular. It can be mixed down to an MP3 or individual MP3 tracks to be mixed and combined with the the vocals.
PS I enjoyed the song it has potenial...
http://www.jamstudio.com/Studio/index.htm
If you want to use the original recording so it sounds the same you would need the individual tracks that made up the song.
ark
The lyrics remind me of "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath" I can just see Ozzy screaming this out. I'm Probably well out 
in tempo etc..
ark
Hi Russ
Just had a listen to HARDING BLUES on your new guitar the looper is an excellent tool for a back ground track on the fly.
The new guitar sound great with the mods and your skill.
ark
I remember your first recording of this song phill I liked it then and it's nice to hear it recorded again.
It always stuck in my mind as one of your best songs.
Tony.
Hi resprod
I had to play around with Chopro to get the song to read right some of the soc tagging formatting was throwing the rest of the posts crazy so I removed them and altered the spacing.
Sorry russ I had to remove the repost of resprod song as it was throwing post underneath crazy hope you don't mind. I guess the song was missing the song tagging at first I did'nt see the original posting.
ark
Hi drawhard
All seems to be working for me I'm able to delete ok using select song and delete button in the songbook and the remove and add buttons by the song are working ok.
If you still have a problem I suggest you email admin and see if there is general problem.
ark
Hi Noel
Chordie is only a search engine and displays songs hosted on other chord sites.
The song you refer to is hosted at www.guitaretab.com I suggest you go to that site and complain if you think it's not right or you can edit yourself.
ark
Made me smile Phill...
Tony.
Hi TIGLJK
I have deleted your duplicate posts no worrys..
We think it's maybe caused by Chordie's website reacting slow to posting.
Another thing If you want to delete a post you'll find it works if you remove the Chopro formatting before deleting it's a glichy thing.
It might be an idea to set up a website to put your songs on then we could all have listen.
Just a thought.
ark
Hi Phill
I read that article about Kenny Samson. Seems like another one like Best and Gazza that just can't cope with life after their professional football careers have wanned and just turn to the bottle.
It seems a shame...
I had a listen and enjoyed and what I heard. I liked the use of the stereo panning at the begining of the song. Remined me of a song from the 70's in a good way..
well done.
Tony
Hi Roger
Your so right when you say a picture paints a thousand words.
I think it's an excellent way explaining a query.
ark
Hope you will post your colaborated song in the songwriting forum when your able.
I would like to hear your recording.
ark
Thanks for the listen and kind words Phill.
I Hope to get back to recording more in the future.
Tony
Hi Phill
No pun intended. Just a poor choice of words put it down to me being rubbish at written English.
Well done with the song..
ark
Seeing that I'm the self named "Ambient Moderator" I thought I'd post this Ambient piece of music..
Not done much song writing of late as health issues and things have got in the way so to speak.
This is just a pure Chillout with keyboard and guitar mixed around an ambient track.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_so … D=11512356
Thanks
ark
I enjoyed listening and viewing your family photos Phill.
You seemed to have mastered your new Tasam the mixing and editing was fine to me even through the headphones.
jbilliards wrote:When I print a song the chords print but NOT the words?????Mike
Another idea..
Check your "print preview" on the file tab to see if the words are there before you print.
If they are there then it's your printer etc. If they are not then email admin to see if there's a problem.
ark
Hi locker14
Welcome to Chordie.
You can't access your songbook offline. You have to be logged in to Chordie to do so.
ark
Hi daddy
I think I know what you mean. You want songs written originally around these chords progressions.
There's probably loads out there if you not done it try a a general internet search with the chords and songs using them just a thought.
ark
DiGi wrote:Hi
I am also new here and this was the first post that caught my eye because Bm and F give me the most trouble as well. I have been playing a few months and I can hit them when I do it slowly but when playing it is about a 20-30%.
Is there actually a cheat to the Bm chord? or even the B chord?
-Jim
Hi Jim
Sounds like you are doing ok after a few months of playing barre chords take time and practice to get down 100% of the time.
There are different ways of playing them but they require practice as well so IMHO I think it's best to stick with the traditional chord shapes at the start and just keep practicing... 
ark
Hi skipperbat
You have to be logged on and signed in to view your "My songbook" which means you have to be online to do so. Your songbook is not downloadable so is not available offline.
A tablet will work and you can view your songbook but you have to be online with a wifi connection.
ark
Hi jeansipher
http://www.chordie.com/addurl.php here you go.
it's on the "Resources" page tab at the top of the page.
ark
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