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A couple of weeks ago Per said it would be a couple of months to get sorted so I guess about 6 weeks away now. Fingers crossed!!

Roger

P.S. Zengalileo. I have deleted your duplicate question in About Chordie that has been answered here.

Nice looking little amp! How about a recording so we can hear it in action; if you look real hard I am sure you can find a guitar you can put though it.

Roger

With a nylon strung classical guitar I normally leave them tuned to F# or F overnight a couple of times to take the stretch out of them.

Roger

I was wondering too; I have just checked, and he has not posted since January nor visited since March, so I have sent him an e-mail.

Roger

Like "Knocking on Heaven's Door"? or
        "Blowing in the Wind"?               or maybe
        "Country Roads"?

Roger

Edit to add: After writing this I really fancy doing "Knocking on Heaven's Door"

I have just checked his profile and found this:

Last visit:  2016-05-31 12:31:24
Last post:  2015-02-06 14:50:39

So he is around even if he has not posted anything lately. Perhaps you should drop him a line Jeff and see if he can get it back to you.

Roger

As this has been brought up elsewhere I will bring the original thread to the fore.

Roger

OK Guys and Gals.

I had never heard this song until today but in the spirit of things I listened to it half a dozen times and put this together. As per usual drums and bass are courtesy of Band-in-a-Box and, as for the three guitars and vocals, I take the blame for.

https://soundcloud.com/roger-guppy/after-the-gold-rush

Roger

OK Jim,

Here is my take on your song, recorded before listening to your recording, so it is my interpretation just using the lyrics and chords. Drum, bass and cello courtesy of Band-in-a-Box; the rhythm guitar, fingerpicked guitar and vocals I take the blame for .

https://soundcloud.com/roger-guppy/halfway-gone

Roger

So are you suggesting something like: Waiata Wahine Moderator?

Roger

OK I have just listened to everyone else's versions and, out of the now four versions here, I put mine at 27th......

Jan. Wow! It works great with the uke and you have a smashing voice.

Joe. Brill! Great to hear a 'bluesy' version of this song, it works well.

Mojo. Super! Another different take on this song and you did a great job with it.

I enjoyed listening to all three of these versions. Well done to all of you.

Roger