@roger_holland
Thank you, Roger.
My subconscious may be telling me I can behave as ridiculous as I like, now that we have even ‘weirder’ folk like yourself in the Community
I’m happy you understand
@DavidP Thank you. As indicated elsewhere, it may be a while before you see the ‘belly’
I just mentioned to Sandy in another post, that I no longer see barre chords as more difficult than open ones (and easier to remember song structures with, visually).
You have an elephant’s memory. I recall my early days comment about wondering how long I would stick around. I still haven’t a clue, but am happy to seize the days one by one
@eric.lennon
It’s a ‘niche’ alright
If there’s a gimmick available, I’ll usually throw it in, although most of my recordings are straight guitar & singing on my mobile.
I love to ‘play’
@SandyMusic Merci beaucoup. Proof that my ‘distractions’ work
In a previous life. In fact, I worked for a year in Nambour on the Sunshine Coast, including a couple of stints in the outback (St. George, Mungindi, Cunnamulla)
I hung up my stethoscope after 8 years in '98 to become a ‘househusband’ and look after our 4 kids. The skull is a throwback to one of my favourite jobs when I taught anatomy in Dublin for a year. My wife is now my psychiatrist
You may have googled them a couple of years ago. I mentioned them on the old forum when I was going to see Amanda Palmer in Manchester…
@sairfingers Fair enough, Gordon. We’ll put that on th e ‘maybe’ setlist for our borders tour, along with the Handsome Family’s My Ghost (the one with the bag of dead fish).
I don’t want to become type cast so am working on a couple of oldies at the moment
@philsmith Thank you kindly.
The Devil makes work for idle hands.
Once you know the melody you just look up the chords on the internet and Bob’s your uncle
Is it that obvious?
Dreadful show, but with toddlers about it was unavoidable