I was singing it a little elvisy and it seemed to work...kind of like he sings don't be cruel...I see what so many are telling me that with out hearing it there is so much left up to what the reader hears in their mind. Good though but I might be guessing wrong with how to sing it.

Pleased to announce that RogerGuppy has been kind enough to post "Happy Cute" to the FriendsOfChordie site at MySpace.

<a href="http://www.myspace.com/friendsofchordie" target="_blank">http://www.myspace.com/friendsofchordie</a>

This is my first do-it-yourself recording, so I am both proud of and embarassed by the results.

Hi James,

After listening to "Happy Cute" I replayed the copy I have of "On A Day Like This" and the recording is so much better. You seem more at ease and less mike shy now, it can only get better.

The tone of your instrument comes over richer in fact I can how hear that it is not a guitar you are playing. Having never heard and autoharp before I am very impressed with it and I am going to try to see if I get my hands on one to try. Unfortunately music shops are few and far between here so I might have no luck.

I enjoyed your song and played and sang along with the recording and it was more upbeat than I expected - I liked it.

I agree with Jeff about the recording. If you can sing to the pre-recorded music it is easier which is why I write a backing track for the songs I am commenting on.

Thank you,

Roger

Good work James....bravo indeed. The autoharp sounds pretty darned cool too!! Well done!