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Heck Bill
-  I am off key every time - I stink at singing!
there is no machine available to make me sound good !! 

Jim     

Russell
I did same thing on my Epiphone LP - had a guy fix it and although the cosmetics weren't perfect - it played just as well as when new.
and on a side note - I almost replicated your move yesterday.... I was reaching for something and bumped my stand - it went over - but fortunately landed on the dog bedding and softened the blow. WHEW !

Hope it all works out for you

Jim

Richard
That was terrific ! 
I amazed every time one of you here on chordie can do something like this. 
I certainly wish I had your talent.

Although I too have never heard the song, I really don't need to hear the  original -
your version works just fine for me!
Well done, my friend!

Jim

not me     

Good job fellas - sure is a sad song     

Richard
He has way more talent than I will ever have regarding  staying on beat.
He has a very nice voice. I don't know how you kept that kazoo in your mouth so long

I am envious of you -those are special memories you are forging - can't ever be topped by buying any toy or video game.
The time you spend with your son like that is preciously  irreplaceable.

Congrats - enjoy -  and never stop !

Jim     

Bill- I had the same question about the fret thing !

I loved the comment down below:

non - guitar player - " man , I gotta start playing guitar"

guitar player - "I might as well stop playing guitar"

 
Thanks for sharing
Jim     

Sorry Graham

'm sure it was much more than the just the music.
Thee never are words for such events other than may care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead. I wish you better days

Jim     

Peatle and Bill

Great find. Excellent music.
McKinley story is a sad one ... the injury from the gunshot was so unfortunate as it not only went through stomach - it hit liver , pancreas and actually was never located.
McKinley also had a heart problem and was way overweight.  It was the gangreneous infection and other complications that eventually killed him. Thomas Edison the great inventor had sent an x ray machine - but some how a part was missing and it was useless.

I encourage everyone to listen to the song by Steve and Ainsley -  posted on their site  www.apiranamusic.com that Peatle provided - called       All The Lights -        It is excellent - but I gotta say _ JAN YOU SOUND JUST LIKE HER --  that's why I keep telling you you need to get in a studio!

Thanks to Bill and Peatle for this great thread
Jim     

Phill very nice - but I am going to travel the other road -  I like your layered versions.

I hope you do this with the full ensemble - I know it would be fantastic!!

you are on a hot streak - keep em  coming my friend!

Jim     

good one badeye - I just watched that last week.  Love to have bee there!!     

Roger
Glad u are recovering great

I got a splinter about 5 years ago in my finger - pulled out no problem. Then my finger swelled .  Found out that it wasn't the splinter, but a reaction the chemical residue that was left  from the treated lumber. 
I like you - now wear gloves!
Jim