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(47 replies, posted in Acoustic)

I use a capo, not because i need to but because i like the open chord sound and  some moving voice lines you play in the 1st posistion sound really nice on the upper frets

6,127

(23 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

que i loved the part about the "knobs" all being paralell when he strummed it once it sounded like s**t this has to be a joke! it comes from the factory tunned an all you have to do is strum it damm i got to get me one of those

6,128

(8 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

as a precaution i would loosen the string tension all the way and add extra padding inside like a few t shirts if they fit in the case

6,129

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

i was going to suggest the post office but i noticed you had usp.is it your obligation to foot the shipping and insurance cost or can you split the cost with the buyer?

6,130

(3 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

i have used "silk n steel" for over ten years i love the feel and the sound is unique the only drawback is if you play or practice a lot like i do you have to change them more often to maintain the sound you like but its worth it to me

6,131

(12 replies, posted in Acoustic)

Kahuna I lived on oahu and maui is this where your from? i know the phrase "Big Kahuna" means someone who is in charge but regarding your statement i agree that its left to interpretation how you phrase any song so you were correct in saying what you did about Glen Frey's hand posistion but i am used to playing the lead guitar but i still have to play rythem at some point in a song i think its like apples and oranges when it comes to how you phrase any song and as long as the audence is happy thats all that counts have a good one kahuna russell

6,132

(4 replies, posted in Song requests)

There was an artist named mo who painted beautiful oil paintings everyone called them"Mozart"

6,133

(12 replies, posted in Acoustic)

how is watching "glenn's hand" going to teach joy the basics of music? if you understand the basics  you wont need to watch anyone's hand, most strumming patterns are laid out systematacally in easy to understand formats in addition to time,note value,scale construction and a great deal more that is why i suggested taking lessons because in the long run(another Eagles song)it will provide a greater benifit>

Kahuna wrote:

I've been playing Taquila Sunrise for a while now, and it's a pretty steady strum pattern.  The reason why it sounds quicker is because of one switching the root note from 5th string 2rd fret to 4th string 2nd fret in the bar.  This switch keeps the rhythm steady throughout.  I also remember watching Glenn Frey adding a quick double strum to a few parts of the song.  But, it's not required. 

If you're watching You Tube, try to finding the Hell Freezes Over version.  You can see Glenn's hand pretty clearly on how he switches during the song.  Good luck!


Russell_Harding wrote:

joy the strumming pattern is based on  strummimg up and down 8th notes you would count this as: 1&2&3&4& but there is more--some parts of the song the phrasing is trickey you might on one bar just strum once and hold for 4 beats this only comes in at (i cant tell you because i am not allowed to enter lyrics) certain lyrics i know this is hard to understand but i am limited on line to explain just so much,you might concider talking to a teacher in a music store and ask for a few lessons you need to understand the basics and theres no easy way to get this knowledge other then methodic practice period!

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(12 replies, posted in Acoustic)

joy the strumming pattern is based on  strummimg up and down 8th notes you would count this as: 1&2&3&4& but there is more--some parts of the song the phrasing is trickey you might on one bar just strum once and hold for 4 beats this only comes in at (i cant tell you because i am not allowed to enter lyrics) certain lyrics i know this is hard to understand but i am limited on line to explain just so much,you might concider talking to a teacher in a music store and ask for a few lessons you need to understand the basics and theres no easy way to get this knowledge other then methodic practice period!

6,135

(13 replies, posted in Songwriting)

very nice lyrics my lady you came up with.very mysterious........

6,136

(1 replies, posted in Bands and artists)

doc i noticed a lot of work chants from various tribes in africa use the same format,also sailors on the old wooden exploration vessels used to sing when hoisting sail i think people were singing in biblcal times before the various instruments were introduced,

6,137

(17 replies, posted in Bands and artists)

doc..   i  liked the music good vidio i agree with you the song might do well if translated to english so,,,,,,,how about it?write down the words in english and i'll work out the chords in five minutes and record it for you,no fooling.

doc that is not the beatles,they are a close look alikes but there voices are not the beatles! i didnt care for the arrangment but it was educational thanks for the link and have a happy newyear.

6,139

(13 replies, posted in Bands and artists)

ark it took some doing but i have everything back to normal,thanks for the help russ

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(13 replies, posted in Bands and artists)

ark i read the list im surprised "mary had a little lamb"wasn't on the list one could argue the title as some sort of scientific implant. invetrofirtlelazation, boy thats a mouth full!ark i have 2 slide shows on myspace one that works and one i havw been unsucessfully trying to delete off the page.i have emailed myspace.slide and gone blearyeyed with the attempts and hours i have spent i am ready to chuck myspace and delete the account and re-register and start over i can see no solution any suggestions would be welcome russ

6,141

(13 replies, posted in Bands and artists)

the "land of the free" well freedom has a cost and part of it is unwarented censorship.read up on the mcCarthey blacklist of the mid sixties or was it the fifties? movie stars,musicians,politicians even science professors fell under the ax of eugene mc Carthy the wisconsin senator luckley we survived this form of mistaken name calling.

jerome he is definetely awuuusom i checked out george bensons take five and dave brubecks an enjoyable listening experience thanks for the link

6,143

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

doc a quote from " back to the future" (a movie) says:"if you put your mind to it theres nothing you cant accomplish" so go for it if you got the quid to blow

6,144

(31 replies, posted in Acoustic)

what problems ? i visited the site its ok he aint no different then the rest of us just trying to make a few bucks

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6,145

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

yes jerome i concur a "wee"it is

6,146

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

just dont sing helen reddys "i am woman"  unless you want to scare him off

6,147

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

just an expression,i was alluding to the fact that you might need to expand your list of songs

6,148

(6 replies, posted in About Chordie)

marcalan has a t shirt web page contact him!

6,149

(8 replies, posted in Songwriting)

ive never read tab but i'll give it a stab {hey that rymes} your first lesson! just write some words and as you read over them aloud they will suggest a rythem apply some basic chords and see what developes keep it simple

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(31 replies, posted in Acoustic)

jerome so how did you ferret this dude out?