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I asked my grandson, Casey (video blogger "thecasey813) if he could advise you on syncing the three vocal lines up. he asked me what program you used. I didn't know.
He uses Sony Vegas Pro 10 to edit his videos. he says that's the best.
It has good audio editing to go with the visual.
Good luck, Russell,
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Did some busking on tuba with a guitar player in Saint Peter's Square in New Orleans French Quarter. The local buskers were very kind and showed us a place we could set up and play. They did not have to give us permission and we were very grateful.                                         No 110 volt outlets were available. You played acoustic or not at all.
AccoustikNoyz, the guy in your video is lucky he found an electrical outlet for his looper and other gear out on the street. He sounds like a whole band - full and fine.

"I really hate to tell you this but i just ran over your cat with my car. So  I'd like to replace him."
" All right. There's a mouse in the kitchen.'

No, sir. It's the one about younger women, living with several wives. I don't like the part where he runs them off and they still come back.
I further dislike his comparing them with profanity. it's disrespectful.
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My Saints are one and done. I now support the Seahawks  to replace the Saints as the biggest underdog to win it all.

There are two approaches to practice. One is to practice to the point you stop making mistakes. The other is to practice to the point where you can't make any mistakes and if you pull that song up after three months not doing it, you can still play it with no mistakes.

This young Russian gets it done with a three string balilika:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JqeSU7lSLE

I really hate to disagree with a fine gentleman and fellow Chordian, BUT...
I firmly believe that Auburn will go through the Ducks like excrement through a goose.
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Second  song intro is F, G, A minor, F, G, A minor.

I was traveling with a disco band on the road. The band leader's wife, Lynn, was our girl singer - pretty, but with no common sense.
A lounge customer where we played told her he wanted to take the whole seven piece band out for pizza and beers after our gig.
As we walked out the door, Lynn announced loudly to all, "Guess what! I got this turkey to spring for us all pizza and beers." She failed to notice the gentleman in question walking right behind her.
To his credit he showed up and paid our tab but left alone and quickly.

I love it, Flybye. Sweet, simple and true. Can't beat that.
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I will be 70 in September. I had to quit playing tuba on stage due to my wind diminishing and other problems. I can still roar for an hour or so at jam sessions. Been playing so long I can fool people into thinking I still have lungs.
Singing and playing guitar while seated requires much less physical effort. I still play short three hour gigs as a guitar song guy. I will post a video this week to show what horsepower I have left. it's still fun for me. I will quit totally when I fail to remember lyrics.
Not quite ready to quit strumming and plant by booty in front of a T.V. just yet.
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