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Just an observation:  Seems like whatever I am doing is never as important as what she WANTS me to be doing.

In truth though, it's likely that I get on her nerves more than she does mine, so I count myself fortunate.

+1 on that advice.

And CONGRATS to zguitar on becoming the forum's newest "Honored Member" (1000 posts).

Yep, I've been coming around for a few years now and I keep coming back because it's not only helpful, but the people are fun.

One of the reasons the site is so fun and useful is that the moderators don't screw around.  With that in mind, I do recommend (if you haven't already) that you make sure you read and follow the forum rules to keep yourself from being banned.  Here is the main set of rules:  http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=15055

Look for the "stickies" (topics with a green background) at the top of each forum section for additional useful info.

Glad you found it, and welcome.

I know what you mean about John.  I've had this video bookmarked for years. 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVl39LBZ … re=related

Some mighty fine work going on, especially between 1:20 and 2:00.

I traveled through Wales on my way to catch a ferry to Ireland.  VERY interesting and beautiful country that I really enjoyed.  The people (many of whom I met and became friends with while working in England) were among the most personable I've met in my life.  One of my favorite stops in Wales was in the town with (at the time) the "world's longest name":  Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.

(Copy and paste into Google if you really want to know.) 

Anyway,  Happy St. David's Day!

I had to do a little bit of research here.  I assume you mean "The Wailers"?

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wailers_(rock_band)>

Not trying to nit-pick, just trying to understand.  I couldn't find anything on a band called "The Whalers".

Oh yeah.  The Conchords (spelling is important in this one) are hilarious.  My favorite is "Bowie's in Space":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8f_XCH3zmM

I don't know of any bands that have made it to any level of recognition whatsoever who are from any of the towns I have lived in.

The closest affiliation I have is vicarious.  My son lives in Denton (Texas), and the Eli Young band was formed at the college he attends.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Young_Band

EDIT:  Don Henley (the Eagles) attended that college too, but it was before he moved to California and met Glenn Frey, so that probably doesn't count.

Welcome to the forum.  This is a nice song. 

Here is the recording:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CTR2zwhJYU
Here are the full lyrics:  http://www.lukabloom.com/shop/03-heart-man/

This is what I hear:

It's in E but he plays it with a capo on fret 2 using D fingering.  That's good because it's easier to play that way.

Intro:  Alternate between D and Em7.  To play the Em7, keep your ring finger anchored on the B string 3rd fret and move your index and ring to the A and D strings 2nd fret.  Alternate between D and Em7 three times.

Verse:
(D)I know ... (Em7)give, ... live
(D)Walking ... poor, (Em7) ... ground
(D)For sure  (Em7)
Heart (D)Man ... (Em7) shine (A)          >>> [X3]
It’s your (C)ti-i-(G)i-i-i-(Asus4)ime (A)
Heart (D)Man… (Em7)(D)(Em7)

Second verse and chorus same as above.

Then a little solo over the two D and Em7 combinations between verse 2 and 3.

Third verse and chorus same as before and another solo over the transition.

Then repeat the chorus chords for the outro and end on D.

And that's it.  if it's not 100% accurate, it's good enough to fake it. 

Welcome to the forum.  Here are the chords, shown in the key of C.

http://www.classic-country-song-lyrics. … hords.html

However, the version I heard here is in the key of E:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBG7zh97ziE

If you want to use those chords but be in tune with the recording, put a capo on fret 4.

Here's the Kenny Rogers one:

http://www.classic-country-song-lyrics. … hords.html

However, from my read they are not very accurate.  Wrong key, wrong chords in some places.  Play around with it (with a capo), and if you still need help, start a new thread requesting this specific song and I can probably pick them out.

OK, so I don't have a facebook page, but I tried posting this part of the string in my browswer:

http://www.facebook.com/video/embed?vid … 3473397781

I got a message which says:  "Video Unavailable.  This video has either been removed from Facebook or is not visible due to privacy settings."

So my guess is if I had a facebook thing and you were my "friend" I would be able to see it.  But alas.

Any chance one of you could upload the video to YouTube for those of us who are facebook challenged?  Remember:  "Video, or it didn't happen!"

Yep, that's it.  Post #2 in that thread.  I think I noticed it when somebody resurrected it back in July 2011, so my memory isn't as good as you give me credit for. 

The easiest way I can describe it:   If you're listening to a song and hear a part (for example) between the verse and the chorus, or between a solo and a chorus which sounds "out of place", then that's a bridge.

Example:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O04o9OE3iJQ

Listen to the part between 0:45 and 0.53.