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hi roger and congrats and welcome to the wonderful world of moderation lol

while on he subject of moderating, since te site has changed I see, or cannot see where there is a part to repor to another moderator about posts in the wrong place etc or somewhere for anyone to report a bad post.
Am I rght in thinking there are none of these options or is it I just cannot see it.

Ken

I am no expert in the Uke or in teaching anything apart from what I do, but I would reckon if you are all learners, is to use the three hours playing a few songs.
work out about 4 songs in your houses and use your 2 or 3 hours to keep playing them over and over until they are perfect.
Try getting some players to play a few different parts and make a uke orchestra, get another instrument or two in to accompany the ukes.
25 is a lot of fecking ukes at one time! maybe spilt the 25 in two and play 8 songs, or have 13 versus 12 wit hthe same songs, see what group plays them better

sounds like fun.

Ken

Hi Mike,
I like the lyrics there in that song,
but really i am replying to say congrats to you and yer missus.
I have always said marriage is legalised prostitution, thats why i got married and still costing me a forune after 12 yeas but I am still loving and hope you enjoy married life too.

all the best

Ken

I tihnk wioth all those chord you mentioned, for a beginner it might scare the a bit.

I only ever played A C D G  Am  Em for about a year when I first started playing.

All anyone really needs to play a guitar is E A and B ( or so I read) might have been  A E and B7.

Ken

Hi,
Well I think it is never too early for anything just as it is never too late.
Even if you and your band cannot do things perfect just now, stick together and make some noise, if you all like it, you got a song.
You can help each other out and learn what parts you have to learn for certain songs you want to write.

good luck

Ken

Yep agreeing on a few names there that were not only popular but GREAT.
Neil pert, not just for drums but percussion
john bonham, a legendary drummer that has infulenced so many rock drummers.
Keith moon for his eratic drumming, the band had no idea what he was going to do but it always worked.
Nick Mason, not known for fast drumming but his techique in playing and fills and one of the first to play double bass.
and that Larrs guy from metallica, very powerful,superb drumming.

and if I can add another drum , the bodhran. Any drummer that can play this properly are great drummers in my opinion.

Ken

cheers bootlegger,

if i decide to try it myself I will try it out on a mates guitar first <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_lol.gif" border=0 alt="Laughing">

Ken

without a doubt got to be THE CLASH  and THE JAM

a few others would be with original

Small Faces, the pink floyd, the who, elvis,

Ken

no badeye, dont be sorry,

I thought it was a great idea for a thread, that is why I even replied in it too.

It just seems there is nowhere to ask non music question, and by the looks of it, some people do want to ask and people want to reply.

Ken

Hi Shady

sorry I cannot hel pyou but asking this in a "about chordie" probably will not and hopefully not get a lot of replies more than this one.

Why not try asking Microsoft or go onto a web site that deals with internet problems.

Sorry, I love being helpful but this really is the wrong place to ask.

If everyone, evn if they are chordie regulars started asking alsorts on the site it would take the site away from the theme it is based on.

sorry for the negative reply

Ken