That was great easybeat, comments posted on soundcloud.  Really enjoyed it, suited you vocally, cant fault your guitar playing ever and I liked the lyrics cause I agree, we all got to do things to keep our spirit up.     

Anymore song suggestions before tomorrow for songs about the World?

Here are some I found:

Welcome  to my world - Dean Martin
My World - Bee Gees
World Keep On Turning - Fleetwood Mac  ( Peatle you would be good at this has a real blues feel to it).
He`s Got the Whole World in His Hands - Mahalia Jackson
What a wonderful world - Louis Armstrong
I`d Like To Teach The Whole World To Sing - The New Seekers.     

neophytte, nicely done once again, it will be interesting to see how you re-do this song after 4 years.  If your style has changed much, vocals etc.  I actually thought I might at some stage go back and re-visit some of the old ones I have done that were originals and see how or if I have changed, improved, gotten worse lol big_smile   I like your choice of song suggestion too for April as I am a big fan of Cat Stevens.

Zurf, so good, I have always loved that song and being a Cat Stevens fan, its great to hear him being covered.  You played it really well and sang it well too, nice one and great to see you back too.     

629

(6 replies, posted in Songwriting)

I liked listening to this jets60, very easy to listen to and I like the lyrics.     

630

(7 replies, posted in My local band and me)

Peatle, good to see your still writing and performing songs.  Your conifer tree song did indeed sound like a lament, well done.  I liked the bending of the guitar strings in places too. 
We have been on a mission here too cutting down certain trees that have just gotten to big or are in the wrong place sun wise or some just dropping to many leaves and making a huge mess.  Having said that, I love trees, so it was with reluctance some of them, but needed to be done.     

631

(4 replies, posted in Poems)

Love it easybeat haha.  I could so easily visualize that and have a few interesting bike stories and experiences myself and that was before I hit my more mature years big_smile   

And I agree with you Phill about the more mature group, it seems suddenly they out there buying ELECTRIC bikes and suddenly think they are their fit young selves lol.  I have heard so many stories of people crashing and damaging themselves or others because they cant handle the speed of the electric bikes big_smile 

As for myself and before my more mature years lol, I have been known to have a few falls off my mountain bike.  Once into a gorse bush and have every thorn embed itself in my back, bum and thighs whilst my family stood around laughing themselves silly.  When they did manage to stop laughing and try to actually pull me out of the gorse bush, with me yelling out in pain as the weight of my body pushed further into the gorse bush each time they tried to lift me, would set them off into hysterical laugher again.  Needless to say when they did finally get me up, I was pretty sore.  Husband spent the next week pulling thorns out of my skin. 
Second time, my bike and I had an argument with a sharp corner and a bridge ...  the sharp corner and bridge won!  Threw me over the front of the bike and handle bars and onto the bridge which has been covered in wire mess.  I rode home with broken ribs and skin missing off my knees.
Third time and hopefully final time, said bike and myself encountered a large fern leaf branch that had fallen over in amongst the forest and over the path I was on.  The fern leaf branch decided to embed itself in my bike spokes and I came to a very sudden stop and injured my leg as I fell over side ways onto the track. 
Now I am in the mature age bracket, I have joined the ELECTRIC bike scene, hmmmm big_smile     

neophytte, that was really good, original and I like how you put it all together visually.  I liked the sound of the birds in the background too big_smile  Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Well its been great to see everyone participating in this on such short notice and our first month back on FSOTM.  Fingers and toes crossed I can get mine up b4 this month finishes.     

633

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

lol beamer smile  Now that sounds like an idea for a FSOTM, performing a song with the word ghost in it, might use that for May smile     

So good to see you all on here and commenting and participating smile   Looking forward to hearing your song neophytte.   As for me the song I have been trying to do is failing terribly even when I transpose the chords to try and find chords that suit my voice, so it`s back to the drawing board for me to find another song.     

Roger, that was a nice surprise tonight to see you had put a song up, loved it.  It had a such a gentle and heartfelt sound to it, I really felt welcomed back listening to it smile     

636

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

Hey Zurf,  great to hear from you.  Yep I`m awake and ready to start pumping out music again, unlike yourself with new equipment I haven't updated anything, still only got my little held recorder.   It will be soon be time for you all to get out the cheese please for your ears when I start  trying to perform again as haven't sung or played instruments in so long.  I always remember that tv show 'Hello Hello' and the woman couldn't sing to save herself and all the people at the bar used to put cheese in their ears when she sang big_smile  Will look forward to hearing your song and the new equipment.  As for Neophytte from Aussie, I am sure he will turn up at some stage.     

637

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

Thanks again everyone, hope as many of you will participate in FSOTM as possible, remember its a mixture of covers and originals.  High fives to Loremaster and originator Peatle for starting it off for us all smile     

Awesome Peatle, so glad you made a start on FSOTM and you get extra brownie points for starting us off on it smile  I really enjoyed the originality of it too and the blues.  Great your mate helped you out too with the acoustics.  AWESOME and I APPLAUD you Peatle smile     

Hi all, since this is the first one of the year and first one in a long time, I`m looking for any SUGGESTIONS you might have for FEATURED SONG OF THE MONTH FOR APRIL 2022. 

Looking for SONG COVERS or any ORIGINAL SONGS you have written relating to THE WORLD, e.g., current events or past world events.  Happy or sad, eventful, interesting, world changing, whatever song you can find about the world.

READY!   SET!   GO!

Hi everyone, looking forward to starting the FSOTM again with you all. 

So, for the first FSOTM for MARCH 2022, it seems fitting we do songs involving the words Welcome Back, Hello, Hi, Good To See You, How Have You Been, Greetings or any such song that involves a welcoming back, missed you type vibe to it.

You can do a COVER or an ORIGINAL that you have written.

So … HAVE FUN ...  READY!   SET!   GO!

641

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

Thanks everyone for the lovely welcome backs smile  Looking forward to getting FSOTM back up and running (after some re-learning how to do some of the stuff) smile     

642

(18 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Great lyrics easybeat smile     

643

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

Hi everyone,  hope your all keeping well.  After a months holiday in January, I am back to reality in February, only to find our computer died a sudden death.  So with the new comp up and running finally I hopefully will be on here a bit more.     

Hi to everyone,
long time no see from me on here.  I hope your all doing well in this funny old world at the moment.  I have been absent with lots of things happening in our family and life in general.  Two big things that happened was the passing of both my Mother and my Father within 5 months of each this last year and with all that is involved in that with clearing out their home and selling the family home etc.  Another was the passing of my mother in-laws partner late last year and prior to that my granddaughter in ICU with whooping cough.  So its not been such a great time for us the last couple of years.   
So hopefully with all that horrible news behind us,  I will try to pop in a bit more, most likely from February 2022 when Christmas and holidays are all over and done with.  It might be a bit of a mission trying to remember how to do things on here again lol. 
 
Hope you all have a wonderful Christmas, great New Year and hopefully see you in February smile 

Hiya neophytte, yes I hope to restart it in February next year smile     

wow arkady, i totally agree with the comments above.  Excellent, you have a great talent and I can totally see these as sound tracks on movies or even a documentary.  Thanks for sharing.     

647

(13 replies, posted in My local band and me)

Nice one Peatle, i like the kiwi message in there and the line we dont do snow smile   Merry Christmas to you too smile     

648

(5 replies, posted in Poems)

Wow she sounds like an amazing lady, nicely written Peatle     

649

(12 replies, posted in Songwriting)

I really like this one Jim, a great message.  Looking forward to hearing it and wish I had time to have ago at this one but out of time before the Christmas and the holidays.     

650

(9 replies, posted in Songwriting)

Well written beamer, looking forward to hearing it.