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Hey Mitter,  I just commented on the axe... nice.
Welcome to the best guitar forum around.

Happy strumming!
Jim

Hey NELA, Best wishes always!

How about some new country?  Doug and Telisha Williams played here at the house a couple years ago and were fantastic - had a couple songs even I could figure out...
Check out a couple tunes at http://www.wildponies.net/store they have a couple freebies.
Cheers!
Jim

This thread has a couple listed. 
http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=18661

If you search the forum for Chord finder or chord sites you might recognize the original thread. 
Search link is near the top left corner of this page.

Good luck!
Jim

I think he means press the ctrl key and the - (minus sign) key
FYI ctrl and + expands stuff.

Hey, JoyO,

I suspect the issue is the size of your book.  I maxed out at 100 songs too.  Not a big problem, just start another book and you are good to go.

Cheers!
Jim

PS  Nice selection. thanks for making it public!

Hey Steve,

I'm glad you finally landed here.

It sounds like you have had one heckuva year.  My condolences... 
Good on you for opening your life to let some music in.  And you won't find a more supportive crew than here. 

I dragged a closet guitar around for some 30 years and finally showed it some light a couple years ago.  Music can be and bring some pretty good friends.

All the best,
Jim

Congrats!!  There's nothing like a new guitar - and a new Martin is pretty cooooool

I never considered playing and not singing as an option.  Heh nobody would know what i was playing...  I do kind of do the invisible man thing but lately I have been working on some volume.  belt it out Hardydog it's just fun.

I thought this was an interesting note from Tom Hess (his lessons are directed toward electric but techniques can cross the lines)

Play the sequence EXTREMELY slowly first (such as quarter notes at 80-100 bpm) and focus on picking each note as hard as possible.  The most important part of this guitar speed training method is in 'picking each note as hard as possible'.  You want to train your picking hand to produce the maximum volume from each note without worrying too much about speed.  The key is to train your hand to pick even harder than it will ever have to do during normal guitar playing.  This will make regular articulation very easy by comparison.

Worth a try...
Jim

Wow that's a beauty!

Greetings to the new crew!
This IS a great place - Just in this thread alone we see some pretty accomplished musicians and on the other side, the likes of me -- gettin' pretty comfy in the key o' C...
Get on a Skype session ASAP... they are a blast and a more supportive group of friends you'll be hard pressed to find.

I had a "closet" guitar for 30 years (I'm 56) but about the time I found this place it came out for good - and accumulated a couple friends.  6 guitars isn't really a lot if you keep moving them around so they're hard to count

Like most others, I like all kinds of music -- and yeah rap isn't on my fav list but I did listen to a couple songs(?) and found they had some good messages.  Too bad it's so tough to process.

Anyways... welcome and please "publish" your songbook.  It's cool to see what others are working on.
Cheers!
Jim

Hmm I see mine could use an update... http://www.chordie.com/songbook.php?sel … edid=79473