TexasToest: yes...I've heard the entire cd..several times, in fact.

TexasToest: Dixie Chicks Long Way Around.
although there are a couple "country" tunes...I thought the majority of the cd was more a "pop" flavor.

TexasToest: good for you....good guitars are hard to come by..

Groucho: I had an Alvarez twelve...they are nice...never heard of Leo Kottke....why do you ask?

Groucho: I'v been lookin for a good twelve string myself..

Groucho:
that'll teach you to wear socks.

Groucho: a b c d e f g.....whats the 8th one?

Groucho: I'll check him out...it'll give me something to do while I'm learnn the rest of these new DChicks songs ;o)

Groucho: lol..I've been calling it "tiki club" music...
never heard of Ben Harper....just learned JJ's.."Sitting,Waiting,Wishing....and "Times Like These"

what style of music, would you call Jimmy Buffets "Maurgauritaville"?
I'm learning some Jack Johnson, and I really like the tempo.

baddessi: that it does...and the woods are full of musicians.

baddessi: indeed they are coming back slowly. maybe one day you and your husband can visit the Ozarks.

now to remember all those RocknRoll songs I learned in the 70's and 80's. LOL

Nirvana: cool...mine is slightly different..must be a newer version..but same features.

baddessi: the CA30D was designed specificly for acoustic/elec guitars. its 2 channel with seperate gains,9 effects with level, low, mid,contour,and high adjustments, with line out for plugging into a PA, and insert for even more effects.
Believe it or not...I went into the music store to look at cases and to buy a strap...walked out with this amp,strap,guitar stand,and music stand. LOL

Nirvana: thats it
a sweet playing guitar.
I picked up a Crate CA30D acoustic amp to jam with...a mind blowing combination.
I am glad you posted that site...I need a hard case(it came with a cheesy gig bag) and that site has some reasonable prices.
baddessi you gotta come here to play it.

anyone ever played an Ovation Celebrity Viper?

I saw it. Good movie.
I give it a Kipling rating of ****

Pawn Reaper: Once you master those chords, you will find the rest easier. F played in the 3rd fret, is G, but it may help with your finger positioning and prevent that annoying "thud" we all experienced when learning. ;0)

George Hamilton was my first choice,without looking, but I didn't think he was that old.

Andersp: Montgomery?