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Sorry for the delay in responding arkady. Thanks for your reply to my post, I only just read it.

Oh well thems the breaks I guess.

I think Doc has a problem with an echo. HAHA

Short pieces of music are bwst when played SLOW.

Lou Bega ( Bega cheese and Australian brand)

My given name is also John

Joy
Of
Having
Nothing

I won't worry about my middle and last names. They aren't that great. HEHE

The very first guitar I bought was really cheap (AU$5.00 brand new in 1963). I went cheap because I wasn't sure if I would continue playing or not but here I am 45 years later and still going. The guitars I have now are still in the low price range but they look good and sound good too. I bought an SG copy in cherry red, it was secondhand(AU$199.00 but in excellent condition. I had one before but it was stolen from me. Then I bought a new 12 string acoustic, a Monterey Dreadnought (AU$319.00), looks and sounds good. I then saw a Monterey 6 string acoustic (AU$169.00) with the same colouring as the 12 so I bought that too. They look like a pigeon pair standing together. HAHA

Shirt sleeves can be long or SHORT.

Three men died on Christmas eve and were waiting outside the pearly gates. St. Peter comes out to greet them and asks them to produce something that represents Christmas before he can let them in; so the first man produces a cigarette lighter and lights in and says, "This represents a Christmas candle."
St. Peter nods to him and tells him to go ahead.
The second man produces a bunch of keys and shakes them. "These represent Christmas bells."
Again St. Peter nods and the man goes through the gates.
Now St. Peter looks at the last man and says, "So what do you have to offer?"
The man fumbles around and produces a pair of lady's undies. St. Peter looks and says, "What on earth are they supposed to represent?"
The man answers, "They're Carols!"

I love the 60's music the lyrics are good and there's meaning to them, well most of the time anyway. Most of the songs I have collected are from the 60's decade. Most are easy to play and the lyrics are fairly easy to transpose from record to paper, then the working out of the chords. That's how I did all of my 300 songs but now I have CHORDIE to do all of that. But some of the songs in here have to be altered as a lot of the chords don't fit or they're in the wrong place; there are some songs with verses missing so I also add them to finish the song.

Belated birthday greetings for last week. Sorry for the tardy reply but better late than never.

Tunes are grreat to play on a musical instrument.

It Doesn't Matter Anymore = Noted monastery art item.