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Another "Salty Dog" song by the Caddilac Cowboys:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ym_mOBXC … 38FA4C80B7

You done good, Wayne. Enjoyed that.
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In the key of "A", playing A,D,E,, I play a medley of " Shake it up, Baby" and "La Bamba" going back and forth between the two. There is a passage in E for the Ahh part.

I think we can haul our equipment okay but your company and music will be appreciated anywhere, anytime, sir.
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Good on ya, Bushy.
If I were you, I would attend a jam with Melissa and her dad.
I might be fun to help accompany her with your guitar and encourage and support her any way you can. Some folks remain unaware of the extent of their talent. You have your ego under control and experience to offer.
I am not a strong singer or player but over the years have accumulated a long list of novel tunes and am willing to share.
Be well sir,
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No offense, Topdown, 'Tis true that I am older than dirt.
I used to have a houseboat right on the swimming beach at Pirate's Cove  Marina. Just happen to have some binoculars aboard so we could check out all the tats (tramp stamps) on all the bikini-clad, redneck,beach bunnies. They had so many, sometimes it was hard to make out the lady underneath all that blue ink.
The only thing that forced to me move my boat out of that primo boat slip was Hurricane Ivan.
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Good on ya jets60.
With capo on the second fret I used shapes for E, C#minor, A and B.
Good luck chrisbr. Such a lovely song.
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OMS, we're glad you posted in. Welcome to chordie.
Post back in later, if you will.
We'd like to hear what you're up to with your music.
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John is playing his new small Taylor guitar. This is small enough to go in overhead storage on a plane.
Taylor recently introduced this guitar to replace the "Baby Taylor" that had insufficient bracing. Big sound for a small guitar.

MKM, maybe if you went with another guitar player it would give you enough support to deal with stage fright. It would also be fun to work up some tunes with another player.
I know they would enjoy you. I do.
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Hi mickyo,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-TMaFUx0AY
They are playing this song in F# with an electric guitar. This is hard on acoustic guitar. if you're using an acoustic, you may want to place a capo just below the sixth fret. Then you can use open chord shapes in the key of C. I will give you chord shapes in C:
C, E minor, A minor - repeat until the lyric "wanting" then play F then G.
Go back to C, E minor, A minor, and at "wanting do F and G (this time eighth note power chords).
Like a bridge here, Am, Bb  (bring your pinky down on the second string one fret above your 3rd (ring) finger to make B suspended) then F and G.
Back to verse chords, C. Em, Am (you know what to do at "wanting")
They do bridge chords twice.
He takes a slug of his beer and the lead guitar rides over Gm, C and F (twice). The ride ends with FFFF GG.
Repeat bridge chords twice, then C, Em, Am F,G C.
Boogie 'til you puke,
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