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Thanks for asking, Linusguitar. Casey will be 10  August 13th.

I have no problem with rednecks. I know many who are "salt of the earth types" as well as fun to hang with.
But don't you think a gal with this much personality would be a riot at a party and/or a fun date?

Top 10 country party songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9pq9ingiCk

Redneck version of "Cotton Eye Joe":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qpHdaQZdbg

I'm with you on that, Tandm3. They have open mikes on Sundays.
I was down there at the Flora-Bama with a out of town guest this weekend. The place constantly is changing shape.
They pitched a tent over the hurricane damage and set up a bar and some tables and the bawdy music never stops.

Not sure, Doc. There seems to be a lot of people interested in making music here in the Southeast. Guitars, boats, bars and beaches appear to have a positive correlation.
Lots of soulful players come from around here.
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One that quickly comes to mind is "O My Pappa" by Eddie Fisher.

Found an Everly Brothers vid of it I like better.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EElD3Drc6hc

100 greatest father songs at:

http://www.digitaldreamdoor.com/pages/b … ather.html

In this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pvEYas2Yhc
There are three chords, A, E and D.

B double E double R-U-N beer run.

Dear Ms.Alicep, projection is only a matter of "aiming" your voice at the person or place you are singing to (or at). If you call out to a person in the back of the room, you speak louder and focus your sound that distance away so you can be understood at that distance. It's a natural thing and with practice, projecting your voice will become automatic.
Singing, like talking, is communication. It's good to take your mind off yourself and your technical challenges and just focus on a person or group a distance away and be sure they are getting your musical message.
This also helps with stage fright or performance anxiety. Singing and playing to a target outside yourself with a song you know really well enables you to put your guitar strumming on automatic and concentrate on communicating an emotion and personal message to someone and see that they get it.
Try it. It works.
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With only three pieces, everybody in a band must overplay to fill as much as possible. It would be  great if you guys can sing a lot of three part harmony.
As the only guitarist, you must pound out chord rhythm and have the bass man and drummer play as much fill as possible during your lead rides.

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