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glad to help keep in mind you can use that form of seeking anything on the web because it is basic and the key to locating imfomation is to condense your querry omit "is,are,how,where,what,when ect all non esential and space consuming,saves a lot of time and increases your chances of "bingo"ive got it

well put

i would like to add check out my vidios "billy goat and nanny goat" on my web page as examples of walking up and down to several chords

if you are "walking up" to g the starting point has to be either an e minor,f major or d major the walkup begins on the root note of the chord your walking from and in bluegrass the chords are fingerpicked so it is possible to play a dmajor and walk the root up to gmajor while still holding the dmajor before you play the g you must play the whole or part of the gmajor chord its like voice leading you are generally playing a scale major or minor its a transistion to the next chord in this case g from a lower point see above

jerome do they still have the races?i remember leaving for sitka alaska out of seattle i was with a trio guitar,bass,drums rock and middle of the road we played there for a month and the agency we were working out of booked us into hoonah it was a small island and the only access was by boat or seaplane ,we flew in the seaplane and i sat next to the pilot he let me take the controls after he gave me some basic instructions of coarse he had his hands on the controls in case i screwed up but it was a blast flying the plane he put it down a few hundred feet from shore and we taxied up to the pier and the locals helped unload us we were playing at the hoonah lodge a combination hotel and bar with a main dance hall and stage those folks loved R&R the entire population of the island was tglinget eskimos and most of them durring the season fished for tuna for 4 months and made around $75,000 and the rest of the year they fished and hunted and got drunk we caught them durring there getting drunk phase everyone including the older people as well as the younger smoked home grown mary j and at the time it was legal to smoke on the street as well as carry firearms the only thing i didn't care for was there practice of a form of voodoo it disorientated me and scared the livin crap out of me i was glad to leave on a boat after the gig was over only one thing wrong the boat caught fire in the engine room and we limped into juneau and they put us up till the boat was repaired we returned to seattle and i wound up in oregon and i stayed with some forest rangers and returned home to milwaukee where my family lived all i can say is it was an experience i dont think i will ever forget entirely

i wish i could attend the festival i was in seattle playing with a hard rock group (high voltage) some years back on a barge at the hydroplane races i think it was lake washington but im not sure people were so stoned they were falling off the barge and the generator surged and blew out all the speakers on my four fender cabinets on the trip back to shore after the gig my amps were dropped into the lake the organizers replaced all the equipment that was a hell of a day

ken thanks for the info,"boy you learn somtin new everyday"

start here it may help    http://www.crawler.com/search/results.a … ety+chords

your very welcome markx i wish you happy pickin

ark have you tried the "silk n steel" from martin? i have been using them for the last 12 yrs no problems and they play and sound great

this link could help it might lead somewhere      http://www.pelicancrossing.net/tunings.htm