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I can just see the old guy on the fruit and veg counter enthralling the ladies with his vegitable display.

Good man. I've toyed with the idea of Jamplay a lot. Is it worth it?

I've read elsewhere that generally the last chord played in a song will show what key it's in. A lot of the time the 1st chord will be the key and will be the same as the last chord. This is not a rule but generally speaking if the last chord is not the key then it sounds a bit off.

So if the last key is a D then the song is in the key of D.

I sit back and wait for this to be torn apart by the theory buffs amoung us. Pile in!

Here here. There is no better place to go than the recording itself. Sorry Pat, it's not what you want to hear but it's the best way.

Heading into the Scottish wilderness for a spot of camping. There may be whisky involved...

Here's my tuppence worth

Amazing Grace
http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/?url= … ranspose=0

Caledonia by Dougie MacLean
http://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/?url= … anspose=-5

What can I say? I've been asked to learn it for my sister's 40th birthday and can't stop playing it. Brilliant song! Who knows, by the time the party comes round I may have it sounding recognisable

Hey, Little Wooly you don't need to justify yourself to anyone

I don't know the song but the listings on various sites give the chord as Bm7b5 which can be played like this...   XX0201

Hey, Caracena, stick around. You're just the kinda person we need on here. Share the knowlege.... I need it more than most folk.

I put elixir's on the last time I changed and have been impressed with the long lasting tone. My only beef is that the 6th string sounds a lot duller than the rest (even straight after fitting). Did I get a bad set or is this normal?

Check out this guy. There are a few different open tunings, most with chords charts.

http://www.alanhorvath.com/LSN3.php