376

(197 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

like a cheshire cheese unlike

377

(4 replies, posted in Songwriting)

lovely and poignant, nice chord progressions

cheers and good luck

Hah!  Silly Wizard back in the 70s!  Phil and Johnny Cunningham, Aly Bain, Martin Fadden and Andy Stewart.

My Ma n Pa used to drag us kids all over to folk festivals and I got to see many awesome bands/performers that I had no interest in.

Still have Silly Wizard on my MP3 player.

Cheers

379

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Up yours, Lena!

No, bottoms up!

Whatever - Your health, madam!  I could do with a drink myself, nothing alcoholic since Sunday lunches Hollow Tree Shiraz 15%.  Being a good boy for once.

Ciao, bella

380

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Up yours, Lena!

No, bottoms up!

Whatever - Your health, madam!  I could do with a drink myself, nothing alcoholic since Sunday lunches Hollow Tree Shiraz 15%.  Being a good boy for once.

Ciao, bella

381

(12 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

You could go for something seasonal like... walking round in womens' underwear by bob rivers from his twisted christmas album, that's good for a laugh

382

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Hmmm, not a quick tempo but not downbeat either.  I guess that's not much help is it?  lol!

Have you a copy of Simon & Garfunkels American Tune?  If you have I kind of did it in vaguely that kind of tempo sort of thing.  Roughly cool.

383

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Hi, Doll

How did you get on?  I wish I could pick - strictly a strummer you understand!

384

(11 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

No worries mate!

385

(12 replies, posted in Songwriting)

What a fantastic set of words!  Just the right order too!

Thanks for sharing

386

(11 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Hi Dude!

Your music files are held somewhere on your computer, media player is just that: a player.  It looks in your designated music folder and plays the files it finds.

If you search your computer for mp3 files you can find where they're stashed.  Open Outlook Express, click on attach file, navigate to your music folder and attach file to your email.  Of course it takes ages to send and the file may be too large for your mail provider but that's how i'd do it!

Good Luck

387

(10 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Hi Lena

You inspired me with these lovely words, so try these chords with a simple melody!

Enjoy

Stifled SeedsWords by Helena Donovan


200 hundred [G]miles of cabs and fares


Because you [G]heard I would be [D]there


My music [G]feast a country [C]scene


[G]Yours [D]Clapton [C]Eagles and [G]Queen.




You found me [G]there among the crowd


Amid the [G]music oh so [D]loud.


Kissed me [G]so so passionate[C]ly


[G]The [D]crowd er[C]upted joyous[G]ly.




Chorus.1


[B7]How many times do I have to [G]say?


[B7]This won’t happen no [G]way [D]no [C]way


[B7]Love me now please you [G]say


You’ve [C]booked the [D]best hotel to [G]stay




You play Gui[G]tar your songs for me.


Picking [G]strings tender[D]ly



Brown eyes [G]smiling sometimes [C]tea[G]ry


You’re [D]once [C]twice three times a [G]Lady.




So many [G]times I could have lain.


With you a[G]mong my woman’s [D]lair


Two loving [G]shapes wrapped carefu[C]lly


[G]Like [D]ivy [C]vines you and [G]me.


Chorus 2


[B7]But loss in time has changed all [G]that


[B7]Rejection being my [G]bit[D]ter [C]slap


So [B7]while you ask to be with [G]me


I [C]stay a[D]way knowing[G]ly




Ill see you [G]soon again I know


And you will [G]kiss me as you [D]do


To once a[G]gain let me [C]know


[G]Your [D]seeds of [C]love for me still [G]grow.



388

(4 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

These Arms Of Mine by Otis Redding for sure

389

(4 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Sure is, UB40 feat the late great thingy... you know did the one with all the models... tip of my tongue... ROBERT PALMER!  Knew I knew it!

Also very nice on Norah Jones Come Away With Me bonus disc!

Cheers

Those are some powerful lyrics.  Happy Birthday to you and many more of them.

Be Happy,

Bonedaddy

391

(27 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

Phil Collins!  A bit tacky in the eighties but check out his work with brand x.  Jazz Funk fusion, different rhythm with each limb, never misses a beat A#1.

Charlie Watts!  Smallest drum kit in the world but the range of rhythms he busts out is fantastic!

Neil Peart!  Biggest drum kit in the world.... and he uses them all! probably has a stool on a conveyor or something!

The Dude from Arctic Monkeys!  Check out I Bet That You Look Good On The Dancefloor.

And Keith, John, Karl Palmer, Cozy Powell etc

392

(27 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

A 'Fish Cheer' for the '00s!  That would be interesting

393

(3 replies, posted in About Chordie)

That's great, thanks... do you have to have a book called "My Songbook" as mine is empty but there is no option to delete it?

ziggystardust wrote:

I've heard that there is actually a dude called Ben Dover.(poor bastard)

Yeah, this guy made the name up though for purposes of producing and starring in a certain kind of film!

Interestingly enough I used to work with a young lady who made some films with his company.

395

(13 replies, posted in Acoustic)

?

396

(3 replies, posted in About Chordie)

Hi,

I have 3 songbooks and as my playing tastes change I find that I would like to delete song books i have made and replace them with others.  I can't figure out how to delete the whole book.

I apologise if this has been raised before but i couldn't find it!

bonedaddy

397

(4 replies, posted in Songwriting)

nope!

398

(16 replies, posted in Acoustic)

She was a corker wasn't she!!!

399

(8 replies, posted in Electric)

I saw the Bullet In A Bible Concert on the Saturday... Absolutely Awesome but the solos weren't as long as maybe Karn Evil 9 by Emerson Lake and Palmer or Moby Dick by the mighty Zeppelin lol cool etc

400

(15 replies, posted in Electric)

A Black Dodge Charger from '69 with a beefed up stereo playing an evening with the Allman Brothers Band very loudly down route 66!