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all of you  guys - nicely done.    Looking forward to the recording of it by the " Chordie trio  "        If only you three could get together and play it collaboratively.

keep'em coming

Jim

heck I bring my wife to tears all the time. 

For christmas I gave her a coupon that had five stars on it. It was giving her the opportunity five times to have me stop playing guitar   

she has already used 4 of the stars

Jim

Patriot - let me know if that works, if not i'll see if I do something else

Jim

I chordified it for you
https://chordify.net/chords/jake-coco-s … ts-thieves
It doesn't seem to want to play  but at least you can see all the chords.   You could play the song on you tube and foolow along here on chordify.
Hope this works for you.
Jim

Phill
I agree with TF.   Rock on Brother!!!
I am sure You got bonus points with Ann as well!
Really cool story and superb music / you never let me down!

Jim

Lol

Only this week I attended a Hospice concert that included Brett Young, Night Ranger and Chris DAUGHTREY before leaving the next day for New Mexico.  I have some great pics that I will post when I get home - but in the mean time I'll post the story here- next morning we are Albany airport getting ready to depart and my wife says - hey, that's the singer from last night. Sure enough - the whole band Night Ranger was having coffee at the next table over.  I went over and chatted with them and showed the really great photos I got as I was at the stage edge.    They were really cool to talk too - we boarded together but in the layover in Baltimore they switched planes to go to next show in Salt Lake City, Utah. And we boarded another for Albuquerque,New Mexico

Two years prior to that when we flew to San Diego for my daughters wedding,we had the pleasure of Meeting the lead singer of the band " slightly stupid" . My other daughters boyfriend was with us he plays in a band called Ridgeline Duo(u can find him on you tube). They chatted the whole flight sand exchanged #'s.  he sent Steve tons of stuff and gave him backstage passes at a couple of concerts- really nice guy!

As for Harry Chaplin- lmao- he was signing autographs after the show and my roommates girlfriend was with us in line - she was a true beauty queen.  He asked her where a good placed get a late night meal in East Stroudsburg was. She told him we were all going to the Lantern on Main Street. We did go there and no kidding - twenty minutes later the Capins and band come there and joined us. He was so nice and even paid for our meals

Buddy Holly. It's so easy(to fall in love)

BGD. Excellent choice !
Beamer excellent choice. I had dinner with Harry Chaplin one night in East Stoudsburg Pa. after he performed at the college.  Superb lyricist - wrote from his heart for sure. His brother was cool too.

Taxi isn't that hard to play except for the bridge part - as a result - I generally just omit it

Lmao.   Great picture anyway.
My heroes have always been Cowboys
If I can be that active and play like that at 84 I won't care about my skin being wrinkly

aka   Willie Nelson's Martin N-20 guitar    called trigger.   

he keeps playing it bc he says he can't find another guitar  that produces exactly that sound.
I'd put a picture up but don't have the time.

Jim

with my singing and playing ability, I could use a hand held cassette tape recorder or a Nashville sound studio - sound pretty bad either way !   
When I record I pretty much just use computer microphone.

Good luck with all your equipment.

Congrats to the boys down under !!