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Kim I just checked out your website. You have a fantastic voice. Great stuff on there.

It is just the three of us.  Used to play in a 5 piece but no longer. 

Re the electric, thx.  It's an eBay special. 200 bucks, built in early 60s or 70s. 

Totally different than the other Under The Bridge I've heard before. Good work!

I had way more poopyface than John Mayer.  I'll try to find a pic.

Never played one. Always wanted to. Lookin' good.

Just found out I'm actually seeing David Gilmour.  So much better.  Yes!!!!

Good luck and have fun!

That's a great innovation...so in every case the chord and all extensions would be in the regular script and superscript is reserved for beats...what about chords that change on an "and" or an "uh"?

One of the things I love about jam bands is covers - they aren't afraid to do their own version of famous tunes to pay homage to their musical influences. 

Here is Umphrey's McGee covering a song I'm sure you recognize: http://youtu.be/CZ_X55mM5eo

For me, it depends on how complex the chord changes are. If it's a song with standard form and timing (12 bar blues, rhythm changes, that sort of thing), I just write the chord and play that chord until I see another one.

If the song is trickier I will either use //// to indicate beats, dropping chords in between beats if necessary, or only when necessary I'll write it out on a staff.