"The Man in the moon looks worried tonight"
How cool is this line. 
I like how you've used the man in the moon looking down on us and that you want to put a smile on his face.
Good visuals in this.
Well Done Linusguitar,
Cheers 
Kenny
251 2010-06-06 11:16:44
Re: The Man in the Moon (7 replies, posted in Songwriting)
252 2010-06-06 10:57:32
Re: How did this happen?!?!?!? (14 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
Congrats Mark
Ya got a unique and distinctive voice that I have always enjoyed listening to. All those blisters paid off eh.
It's no longer a hobby for you so have fun with it and it'll have fun with you.
Looking forwards to some good stories in the gig section.
Cheers
Kenny
253 2010-06-04 19:14:19
Re: Need a laugh this morning? Man this drummers feeling it :) (9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
Too Funy 
The guy reminded me of a drummers version of Marty McFly in Back to the Future.
Thanks for the link
Kenny
254 2010-06-04 19:12:32
Re: Music Choice (8 replies, posted in Acoustic)
There is a lot of Cat Stevens listed on Chordie, It's just listed under Stevens, Cat
Kenny
255 2010-06-04 11:45:12
Topic: Ouch!!!!! (2 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
This is a snippet out of a paper in Newfoundland...30 million down the crapper...OUCH 
St. John’s, N.L. — The Canadian Press
Published on Thursday, Jun. 03, 2010 2:09PM EDT
Last updated on Thursday, Jun. 03, 2010 6:09PM EDT
.Imagine the anguish: someone let a $30-million lottery win get away.
Shawn Noel's heart sank when, one by one, he checked the numbers on a rejected lottery ticket.
The Newfoundland shopkeeper was asked by officials at Atlantic Lottery Corp. late last month to retrieve one of the thousands of tickets that are rejected by patrons every month across Atlantic Canada.
Mr. Noel immediately recovered it and, with a lottery official at his side, compared the numbers on the voided ticket against those that would have captured the May 21 Lotto Max jackpot.
They matched perfectly, meaning an unlucky patron came within a hair's breadth of a $30-million windfall.
“I was kinda blown away,�� Mr. Noel, owner of The Corner Store in Goulds, N.L., said Thursday with a chuckle.
“Yep, it could have been $30-million. But anyway, that's it, that's all you can do.��
As the vendor, Mr. Noel would have been entitled to one per cent of the draw, or $300,000.
He explained that the unidentified person came into his convenience store and bakery on the day of the draw and asked for a ticket.
But the cashier printed off one worth about $27, much higher than the roughly $10 ticket the person wanted.
The clerk voided it and printed off another when the customer said they didn't want the first one.
It raises the question whether the potentially winning numbers could have been on the $10 ticket the customer had initially requested.
“It's possible, but not very likely,�� Mr. Noel said.
Goulds was once a separate town of about 12,000 but was amalgamated into St. John's in 1991. The voided ticket is the talk of the rural community as locals wonder who lost out on the $30-million win.
“I don't know if anybody knew the person, to tell you the truth, because nobody said any names,�� said Kim Reid, 40, who lives in the Goulds and tends bar at Brewskies, where talk about the ticket has been the buzz for more than a week. “For sure if they did, we would know by now.��
Hindsight is 20-20 and everyone is saying they would never have handed back the life-altering jackpot, Ms. Reid said, but it's possible the purchaser only had enough money for the lower-priced ticket.
“It's hard, I guess, you'd have to be in that situation, depending if you had the money on you or not, you know?��
Ms. Reid first heard about the fortune that got away last week from another bartender who happened to be in The Corner Store when Atlantic Lottery called with the news.
“Maybe they weren't meant to have it,�� she said of the near-miss millionaire. “Who's to say?��
Jennifer Dalton, a spokeswoman for the lottery corporation, said the clerk followed company procedures by voiding the ticket.
“When we found out about it, there was a little disappointment, for sure,�� Ms. Dalton said. “Having a $30-million jackpot winner here would have brought great things for us and it would have been really great for us to celebrate.��
She said there are 52,000 voided tickets every month in Atlantic Canada, but she didn't know of one with such a hefty prize.
Ms. Dalton said the loser, or almost-winner, could take another run at it this Friday when the jackpot will be $50-million.
256 2010-06-03 10:46:42
Re: THE END (7 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Hi TIGLJK Welcome to Chordie
Hopefully this lyric isn't too personal for you. Relationships ending bring out all types of emotions and you seem to have covered the hurting side pretty well.
Hope you have music and a web-site so we can have a listen
Kudos for your post, Cheers
Kenny
257 2010-06-01 20:30:39
Re: About 3 memberbands (5 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
Grand Funk was a great three man band I do believe and also my fav 3 man band Cream.
258 2010-06-01 20:23:36
Re: Any Ramblin Jack fans here? (5 replies, posted in Bands and artists)
Can't say as I've heard of him Steve...You have any links where we could have a listen.
Cheers
Ken
259 2010-06-01 20:21:34
Re: Eyes To The Sky (26 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Dudes!!!!!
You guys are really doing some hot recording. I had a sneak listen at work through the cheesy work speakers and had to get home to hear this with the headphones...Much Gooder.
Russ, real nice work on the intro/outro harmonizing. Loved the guitar work to-o-o-o
Phill, you know what I'm gonna say...Great vocals....don't know why I dig your vox but I do I'm guessing your the keyboard/rhythm guitar player/drums?
Hey...if there's a Chordie party don't forget about moi.
As for what to do next...the canvas is yours.
Kudos
Kenny
260 2010-05-31 22:14:25
Re: Ghost of the Mountain Mist (6 replies, posted in Poems)
This is a really, really, really good story Jeff
Ya gotta put this to music, it's too good to let it get away on ya. I hear a haunting Bluegrass style with some spooking slide guitar as the main instrument, light banjo and stand up bass.
I'm getting chills just thinking about it.
Write on Bro
Kenny
261 2010-05-31 22:03:40
Re: The Gate. (6 replies, posted in Poems)
I keep forgetting about the poem section 
Sorry.
Phill my friend, Your as good at penning a poem as you are writing a song/recording a song/singing a song.
Top marks for this write. I was seeing your main character in the setting with the Rusty Old Gate right off the hop and had to read on to know the rest of the story.
Love how you used the gate as a reference to life carrying on.
Kudos
Kenny
262 2010-05-31 21:51:19
Re: Face the Music (16 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Hiya Selso, Just stopping in to say Boo, I'm not sure if you caught it or not but that was two years ago and is water under the bridge, Ev-v-vverybodies a happy camper.
Sorry for dropping in stealstrings....You've been Chordieized and that means you have to post more music.
Cheers
Kenny
263 2010-05-31 20:38:15
Re: Drive a Different Road (23 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Howdy Phill
Thanks my friend for the read and comments Should I ask the Misses where your "Chuckle Muscle "is? Now you got me laughing..Ha-ha-ha.
Big time thanks for the input on the bridge. I plan to (Yes I know...plan to) get into it shortly and this will be number two to do right after "No Answers". In my quest to get this done I'll be counting on your input as I like the idea of a musical bridge but at the same time I like the idea of the lyrics I got in store.
Actually this is a product of an over imagination probably due to time on my hands...OK maybe a touch of miss spent youth.
Thanks Again Me Friend
Cheers
Kenny
264 2010-05-31 20:27:17
Re: A Cheep Hotel Room (6 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Nice Write Jody
Too bad "Gypsy Moon Tonight" is a already a good song out there, it would have made a great title for this.
This has a good flow to it and tells a good story, Looking forwards to the recording.
Cheers
Kenny
265 2010-05-31 20:18:56
Re: Face the Music (16 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Nice work on this stealstrings
Most times it's how you react to your reaction that counts. Well Done here.
Are you playing all the instruments here? and I'm curious about what you are recording with and was it hard to cypher out.
Hey I see you are in Chilliwack...Very Cool. My brother is in Abbottsford just a hop skip and stagger down the road. He's a family man now but into music when he can. His son is the drummer for a jazz band called Cinnamon Toast Funk Band. I don't know if you have heard them but they're really good. Check them out if you can. Here is their Myspace site.
http://www.myspace.com/cinnamontoastfunkmusic
Hope you don't mind me posting the link.
Anywho , I enjoyed my listen and I look forwards to hearing more from you.
Cheers
Kenny
266 2010-05-31 20:03:39
Re: Drive a Different Road (23 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Hiya Lena
Good to hear from you, it's been awhile.
Thank You kindly for the read and your kind words. I hope to start recording ver-r-r-ry soon when my holidays kick in.
Cheers and Thank You for all your help along the way.
Kenny Kanook
Hey buvvy, I turn 56 or 57 Oct 14 so I guess we are both seniors.
You can call me anything you want, just don't call me late for last call.
Cheers my friend.
Kenny
267 2010-05-30 17:28:51
Re: Sleep Easy (16 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Hiya Stealstrings
I hope that you aren't turned off by the responses of not understanding your lyric/song. The history you provided us makes sense with the lyric.
Sometimes it's hard to understand a lyric at the best of times even with a Bio.
Hopefully you'll get this piece recorded and posted, I would love to hear it
Kudos to you for posting this up
Cheers
Kenny
268 2010-05-29 16:56:05
Re: What a week (7 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
Ouch...Tough week but like PoppaTom says next week gonna seem golden.
Sounds to me like the perfect time to grab a cold one or twelve and rest on the deck.
Cheers
Kenny
269 2010-05-29 16:45:55
Re: WHO HAS THE MOST SONGS POSTED OR WRITTEN (7 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
Well Daddy that's a very good question
Judging from the time I have been here I would say it has to be you. Man, you keep pumping them out. I don't know how you do it. It would hurt my head too much with all the thinking. I haven't counted but I don't think I have fifty lyrics posted.
Cheers
Kenny
270 2010-05-29 09:55:52
Re: Senior Member (20 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
The big money is being a moderator. Lots of perks and all the ice cream you can eat...eh Russ.
271 2010-05-28 21:18:33
Re: Candyman , just me though (5 replies, posted in My local band and me)
Nice Steve
Sounds like your playing near the water, hopefully not near the BP fiasco.
Well done and welcome to Chordie, looking forwards to more of your tunes.
Kenny
272 2010-05-28 21:14:40
Re: Some input please.... (Got her done :) Pics posted) (16 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)
That's a heck of a talent you got there Pix
I'd like to get something like that done to my guitar...it looks good and at the same time I'd have an extra hole to dump out all the picks I keep losing inside mine.
Really outstanding craftmanship.
Kudos to You
Kenny
273 2010-05-27 22:13:16
Re: Joke Thread (231 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
A rookie cop is sitting outside a local bar waiting to bust an impaired driver.
After a short time he see's a man stagger out of the bar and stagger around the parking lot for at least 15 minutes before getting in his car and driving off. The cop all excited gives chase and pulls the fellow over 1 mile from the bar. The cop asked him if he has been drinking and the driver slurred "no ocifer I have'nt had a slingle drop" Not believing this at all the cop got him to blow into the breath-alizer where he was stunned to find the alcohol reading was zero.
How can this be the cop blurted!!! I watched you for 1/2 an hour staggering around the parking lot trying to find your car. That's easy said the driver...I'm the designated decoy.
I gotta try that some time
Cheers
Kenny
274 2010-05-27 19:44:55
Re: Joke Thread (231 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
Time for a groaner
What's Black and White and Red and can't turn around in a hallway?
A Catholic priest with a javelin stuck through his head.
Heh-heh.........Sorry
275 2010-05-27 19:41:34
Re: Exchange by Mike Pennington (15 replies, posted in Songwriting)
Yup, That did the trick
Well Done Mike
Your melody fit your lyrics to a tee, Well worth the wait as Ark said.
I like the pics you used and where you placed them in the song. It helps to tell a tough story.
Good job all the way around Looking forwards to your next piece.
Cheers
Kenny