Topic: Remember these folks ?
I was just thinking today as I was strumming my guitar aimlessly. and began to think about people on chordie since I joined and now don't see them post much.
The ones I was thinking about were
Moderators
mekidsmom (Amy) her and Jan (Kikijan)have such wonderful voices and Amy helped me a lot when I first joined.
Arkady
Jets60
Russell Harding was a great resource on guitars
Doug Smith
Roger Guppy - had such a unique style of playing - covered a song or two of mine
others
Badeye - from Nova Scotia I believe
Top Down - always held Chordie stocks in Florida
Zurf some great songs posted
Beamer - the metalizer - always enjoyed his videoes playing with his son
Dirty Ed - I believe he was from Ohio - went to Amy's get togethers I think
JJJ the king of Bread machines and ownership of loads of guitars
UncleJoe's Band - always posted cool music
Bald Guitar Dude - always posted good stuff
Jerome - from Louisiana - very knowledgeable on a lot of musical stuff
Of course last, but not least - the indomitable Bill ( Strummerboy) - He was battling with his loving and supporting wife Dondra against the dreaded dementia. I wish him peace wherever he is - he was so knowledgeable - I learned a lot from him.
anyways - those were the ones I remembered off the top of my head. Phill probably can remember a bunch more.
I hope that if anybody on this list happens to read it, they will take the time to drop by and say hello if they are able.
A shout out to Easybeat for all his efforts on his binge bombardment - it has been a lot of fun - I hope it keeps going. That is how it was when I first joined - many multiple posts nearly every night - from all over the place.
Chordie has been such a great find for me. I appreciate all the guys and gals on here that support music and poor wannabee musicians like myself. Thank you.
Cheers to you all!
Jim
Make your life count, and the world will be a better place because you tried.
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