Hi I am in the New Tampa area.  I play acoustic mostly.
I have been playing 40+ years and at almost 50 yrs old now I don't get a chance to jam much anymore.
I have 2 acoustics.  Guild 1971 and Takamini 1999?
Fender Strat 2001
I also can play bass and have an Ibanez semi acoustic/elec guitar, and amp.

I can record digital at home or can be mobil if needed.

Good vocals and harmonies.

You can hear me on my site or youtube.

ghanlon

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(9 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

Okay, that was not to hard.  I found the notes.  These were sent to me from an awesome Harmonica/ Harp player.
I have posted them on the web at

http://ghanlon.com/harmonicanotes.html

ghanlon

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(9 replies, posted in Guitars and accessories)

With that many around they are begging to be tuned and played with.  Let me do some digging awhile back someone gave me some exelant information on how to tune harmonicas.

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(21 replies, posted in Acoustic)

So true G S E, I know a guy who plays 5 chords and in awesome.
I think I was eight when I started.  A friend would play a note, and then I would play same note, then it was 2 notes and 3, pretty soon before I knew what was happening he had taught me to play a simple boogie woogie key of A D and E.  then he would add other stuff.  I learned a few chords maybe 4, and then tried playing along whenever he was around.  Man I was a pest, but never quit.  The F chord may have took me several years to feel good about playing it.  I play some songs now with ease that really took me more then 5 years to learn.  (Man am I slow or what?)

I have aslo been playing now for 40+ years, and there are some who have played 1-2 years that blow me away.  whew...

It is not all about technical ability (for me)  There is style, class, grace, wisdom, it all needs to be wrapped up for a true preformer to catch ones attention.

ghanlon

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(2 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)

I use YoutTube all the time, and now haved added Chordie to my list.
It is great to find out how others interpet a paticular song or chord patterns used.
I even post some of my own videos which can be found be searching on ghanlon.

Chordie + YouTube  very cool

ghanlon

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(39 replies, posted in Acoustic)

Wow what a large discussion on the F chord. lol
First let me say I am quite impressed that you have been practicing that F chord for a year, and have still not mastered it. 

I am impressed because you are still trying.  Good for you!

That means that in time you will get it.  Try playing it like a d chord on the 5th fret, or some other voicing.

I also find it hard to believe someone has played for 40 years and does not play any songs with F in them (Too funny)

Remember that which does not break us makes us stronger

EMBRACE THE F MY FRIENDS.

ghanlon

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(6 replies, posted in About Chordie)

Although I have been playing, or should I say attempting to play for many many many did I say many years, I just found this site and love it.  I already have Links to chordie on all my pages from my homesite.
Awesome site, I agree.

ghanlon