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Sorry to go off topic but being a jeep fanatic myself I have to ask about bluejeeps username   Details??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExRaRnV3 … p;index=23

Thanks guys!

Greatbigdave I had the same problem with the song when learning it... Try using a pinch D (barre the gbe on 2nd fret with your index finger and catch the b string 3rd fret with your middle finger) I found this fingering made it much easier to catch the d string 4th fret with your ring finger for the beginning of the song and it also allows the middle finger to stay on the b string 2nd fret (or the ring finger on d string 4th while changing to BM, depending on the part of the song your on) during the change to BM acting as a pivot easing the change. I'll post a quick vid of my fingerings throughout the progression this afternoon if you'd like.... I know it's hard to understand written out like this but it really does make the song sooo much easier to play.... Especially during the chorus were you just change from D to BM repeatedly..   

Welcome to Chordie!!

After Road I Must Travel it was Orange Sky by Alexi Murdoch (beautiful song)
now it's Two Coins by Dispatch

Started playing Last Dance with Mary Jane by Tom Petty but about half way through I switched over to barre chords and finished it off doing Dana California by The Chilli Peppers....  Same progression and overall rhthym to both songs so they blend really well....  Don't know what's next till I start strumming again...lol

Kinda feels like I'm doing something wrong posting this many replies one after another...lol but I think it's cool to see how other people flow from one song to the next when playing for themselves...

Just finished Rocky Racoon by The Beatles (as covered by JJ)
Next is Losing Hope by Jack Johnson

Just a warning... I got rained out of work today so this could go on for a bit

If these are the only two options..... Well it's not the first one

Chordie is only a search engine and doesn't host the songs themselves so downloading them from this site is not possible.  Welcome!

I've got all the info somewhere man... I'll see if I can find the links and such when I have time (just got home from pulling a 11hr day and have 1 hr to rest before I head out to work tonight till around 4am and then back tomorrow morning at 8 for 12 more hrs...ugh) I will say that if you want to try a Yairi go for one made in the early 80's or before...  There's just something special about the older ones IMO. I've got 4 pre 80 models, if you're ever in the area feel free to stop in and pick one (or all) for awhile I'll try to get the links to ya tomorrow evening though... -Pix

Not really... They look closer here in the US because all Yairi's are set up by St. Louis Music (Alvarez distributor) Yairi's usually come with a more rounded/tradional styled pickguard with K. Yairi's logo on them... Here in the US they often get an Alvarez style pickguard stuck on them along with the alvarez name association and their version of the logo on the headstock making it seem they are closer than they really are.  It's a common misconception   Completely different guitars though.

I shall not comment until I get pics

We started getting storm swell here yesterday from it and it's been building... I started surfing it this morning at first light on Oak Island and it was 6ft and like glass with some nice barrels... Also hit Ocean Isle and Sunset Island and by the end of the day it was hitting 10-12 ft...  Should be about 17ft when I get there in the morning