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Hi Oscar,

SouthPaw41L here again. I've listened to your tunes again and I'm liking them more each time. Nothing personal but I despise "fake" drums. Your keyboard playing is top notch and your voice selections on your keys are tasteful and fitting. What is your brand of weaponry?( type of keyboard)and who are some of your favorite piano/keyboard players?  I'd like to hear you and gal without the electronic drums. But that's just my humble opinion and personal wish.  Your girlfriend has amazing talent and a absolutely beautiful voice. Her style reminds me a bit of Edie Brickel. Keep her intersted and encourage her as much as you can.
     We're not allowed to directly advertise our products for $monetary gain here on Chordie but we can provide links to myspace and the like. Keep pumpin' out the tunes, you two have some serious potential. And when you've signed the stadium touring deals, keep me in mind when you're seeking a hugely experienced, moderately talented guitarist!!!(haha)

Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L

4/20 is a beautiful thing indeed......

I met a guy tonight from Ireland who works for Apple. His name is Barry McCawkinner....................

Fake drums.............

Yep, he be the mayn!
http://www.metrolyrics.com/too-many-dir … llins.html

play your guitar

Jerry Reed?
Albert Collins?

Mean Streets by Van Halen
Main Street by Bob Seger
Sesame Street by J Raspo, J Stone, B Hart
Boulevard by Jackson Browne
Highway Star by Deep Purple
Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Green Day
Brickyard Road by Johnny Van Zant
Dirty Boulevard by Loe Reed
Shakedown Street , The Golden Road,  and Truckin' by The Grateful Dead

Thanks for the mostly kind words buvvy! I think(haha). Big mouth huh?  I like it mon !

I took a french class in college and the professors' name was Dr. Heywood Jahblowme..............  ( I got tons of 'em)

and few other names that my hotty wife rejected for the young Mr. Hall;
City, Carnegie,  and U  ..............

Hi Strat Dude,
I would highly advise you to first be concerned with individual notes on the fretboard and their realtion to the arrangements of songs.(simplified; each chord change on guitar = note change on bass)

Next, I would suggest learning scales in the appropriate key of the song(s) you're working on( simplified; knowledge of scales in proper key= fancy fills)

Finally, I would throw a few bass chords in desired song at appropiate times, careful not to over play, bass guitar can be overbearing if it's not done tastefully. Bass/guitar chords can be found right here on Chordie. Just click on the resources tab, choose desired chord and take away the B and E string on the chord grid. ( unless you're playing a 5, 6, or more string bass, then we need to talk more theory and chord structure). Good luck, keep it simple at first, get fancy as you progress.

Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L