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concertina (noun) small concert performed by females .

or possibly

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concertina

I pretty sure that Suzie guested on Bass, for instance Nile Rodgers turned up to explain funk guitar for the masses.

The girl in question had much shorter hair than Suzie Q and I don't recall her wearing sexy black leather stuff.

cheers

David

OK kids so now there are points (and points mean prizes) for the person who can remember the name of the female guitarist on 'Rock School'

You want to be careful that it doesn't drop off, ooh err missus

Hi Phil,

I actually fell down some concrete stairs and landed on my lower spine, damaged number 2 and 3 vertebrae.
A neuro surgeon says I also have spinal stenosis which I believe is a narrowing of the spine.

Good job I didn't damage my hands   (although I did manage to saw through my middle finger, left hand once and couldn't play for two months)

Follow this link, I can't vouch for the Windows version because I only use Linux.

The Linux version works fine.

http://www.hydrogen-music.org/

Personally I can read music, but I think that Tabs give a direct, graphical way of seeing a tune on the fretboard that can be useful to both beginners and experienced players alike.

Standard Western notation is not the only way of writing down a piece of music and never has been.

Guitar players also use many different tunings, and Tab is a very easy way to show how these work. Remember standard notation would still show the same notes with no explanation as to where to find them on the fretboard.

cheers

David

From all the photos I can see on the web, both David Byrne and Mark Knopfler play right handed. Am I missing something?

The Clash                            Spanish Bombs (Spanish civil war)
The Clash                            English Civil War (breakdown of society Britain 1970's)
Bob Dylan                           God on our side (all wars)
Elvis Costello                       Oliver's Army (all wars, conscription)
Stiff Little Fingers                 Alternative Ulster (Northern Ireland)
Stiff Little Fingers                 Suspect Device (Northern Ireland)
The Pogues                         And the band played Waltzing Matilda (World War One)
Frankie goes to Hollywood    Two Tribes (Cold War politics)

I've tried to look into this one, but Google insists that I'm misspelling Accounting and tries to offer me a job as an accountant

Yeah, that's how the kid was playing Smoke on the Water, the original starts G5 Bb5 C5, I believe