Can I suggest that I change the title of this topic to "Monday Morning's Classics" and move it to 'Bands and Artists' where the other music suggestions are?

Roger

Something like this?

Roger

OK, thanks, passed on upstairs

Roger

Bill what you have posted is probably copyright material and, if so, it will removed by the section Moderator.

However I think that the chords are shown in the wrong place and should be something like this:

Burning BridgesKelly's Heroes

Roger

It is OK to show a couple of lines as an example so this is allowed.

Great, that was much cleared and having the words helped too.

Thank you,

Roger

Unfortunately the video and audio are never really good from a phone, but it went down well with the audience .

I would love to hear that song more clearly, so have you another recording stored somewhere that I can listen to please.

Roger

Hi George,

I have just checked and you are correct, in fact there is one Judy Garland and one Eva Cassidy version the same. I have passed the info on to Per.

Thank you,

Roger

HI George,

I have had a reply from Per and he has never seen this before He is in the process of moving house so there may not be a speedy resolution, I'm afraid.

If you, or anyone else, sees this peculiarity on any other songs please add to this thread.

Roger

Hi Rondena,

It is not that no one wants to help you but there are three problems with your request.

Firstly: The guitars in question are an obscure manufacture so the chances are that very few of us (if any) have every played one. I have never heard of this make before.

Secondly: No two guitars are the same, even identical models from the same manufacturer can play and sound different.

Thirdly: As Doug pointed out; how a guitar sounds and plays is a very personal thing and what one person likes another hates. I loathe Gibson guitars, they feel like a brick in my hands and they never sound sweet to me, but many people will swear that they are the best thing since sliced bread.

I can only suggest if you know someone who plays, and you like the sound of their instrument, take them to the store where you have seen them and let them handle them both. Even a righty can assess the action of a lefty guitar and get an idea of the tone for you.

Roger