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I didn't like his music or his vocals and never bought any of his music, but he could definately dance. We had a lot of fun trying to moondance and try is mostly all we did!

Looks good to me Matt, I guess you'll find out when you get her strung up and start pounding away.

Hello,

Tops I think in the old days we called fellars like you bookworms, don't know about now days with all this fancy machinery. You sure can dig up some info.

Hello Flatpicker,

     I have been workin on "Desperado's Waiting For A Train" by Guy Clark  and I'm gonna do a video with the pics I have of
'"Perfecto" . I have a nice pic of him playing guitar in a rockin chair when he was gettin old.
     He was raising my father when he died so , my dad had alot of stories, just wish he was around to share some.

Good Job Cam,

Your in luck there are a lot of Elvis songs that are pretty easy to do after you run thru them a few times.

Remember when you finish your Elvis song to say "Thank you, Thank You very much" in your best Elvis voice!

Pix,

   None of the fellas in the pic are me, I can't play electric worth a darn. This is the only forum I participate in and I haven't been to North Carolina, I am usually some where west of the missisppi. Out where the hoot owls chase the chickens.
    The martin sounds great, but I wish they would have Yairi build the necks. It just don't play like the Yairi, not that it's bad just not up to the Yairi's quality. The tuners, neck and everything about the Yairi , breathes of quality. The G&L is really a quality guitar also I can't find any faults in it either. The martin and epiphone both sound great but they have some things I don't like also. I will be buying more Yairi's in the future. I have had this one for about 8 yrs it's always in tune, not affected by humidity and weather changes and is a real workhorse, it is showing some wear on the first fret second string area. I play all of them more equally now so it will last a long time. If it were stolen, after I come out of mourning I would go find another one.

Thanks Russ,

  It is a Readers Digest print   "Classic Rock" by C.F. Payne the photo doesn't really capture how cool it is. My nephew give it to me a few years ago.

Zurf,

  I think "Wish You Were Here" is the easiest to play on the list. I think if you gave it a try,even tho you don't love it. When you play the intro and then go into the chord progression it will make the hair on your neck stand up and that's a good thing. It really is a simple song and sounds so cool on acoustic guitar.
Let me know if you would like some tips on any of the songs on the list. I Shot The Sheriff is fun to play also but I do it with a reggae beat for sure.

I like em cold like that too and then I listen to it sizzle all the way down!

No offense Russ,

but it brings to Mind  Jethro Tull's   Aqua Lung       "Sitting on a park bench,eyeing little girls with sad intent"

Hey Tops,
I have an idea,how about grabbing that twelve string and coming to Wyoming for the Bighorn Mountain Festival July10-12 and I could give that 12 a workout.It looks like a dandy it looks a lot like my WYSB Yairi which is a sunburst 6 string.

Russ, I really like your pickin style, don't know exactly what your doing but i like it.

Good for you Russ. I went from a big PA system with 15'' speakers and 3 stage monitors and a huge powered mixer,down to a Fender Ultra light Acoustasonic and the vocal 4 pedal. I found it is so much easier to be more portable for setup,transporting and sound checks, I have no regrets. I am going to do some research on your new rig!