Name that tune ~

Singing in the sunshine, laughing in the rain

Hitting on the moonshine, rocking in the grain

Ain't no time to pack my bag, my foots outside the door

ovation: since you're from my area, im sure you've been to salisbury beach?! are you a tripolis or christies guy?

michelle: zep, cant think of the name, hate that...how about this one, i heard it sat. night at the bar...

i really do appreciate the fact you're sittin here

your voice sounds so wonderful

but yer face dont look to clear

so bar maid bring a pitcher, another round o' brew

Michelle's tune, continued:

Stace, I'm not good at my own game. I have no idea what those lyrics are. lol! You guessed the right band :)

Think water.....

civgeek, that song was off Aerosmith new cd HONKIN' ON BOBO. It's called You Gotta Move - originally done by Rev. G. Davis / Mississippi Fred McDowell

Never been big on the Aerosmith. More of a left coast guy.

Here's a hometown one:

Move to the music, shout and sing-a-ling You got to groove with the rhythm, girl, get slick and shake that thing Shake that thing Let it be for real If you got the power, that you all know what you gotta do You can't lay dead, just catch that groove

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Austin: That must be hella irritating for you, having to read those words lol. Tornadoes can be pretty nifty, but it's hard to really check them out where I live, in the city. When I lived in the country, you could watch them rolling about, dropping out of the sky like an owl after a field mouse. Cool stuff, from a distance lol.

Zenfish: lol, well, EVH can be aggressively whatever, you name the emotion and he can emulate it with aggression. Good words about Hendrix too. I like what Quito said about having had to live during Hendrix's time to really appreciate how different he was. I don't really listen to much of him, bit and pieces here and there, but I truly appreciate what he represents to a lot of musicians, guitarists or not.

Alexandre: Tornados in this area are just a part of life we have to deal with. When I lived in Florida, it was Hurricanes. People living in the north have the blizzards. The desert has sandstorms. The west coast has earthquakes. There's no escaping Mother Nature on this planet lol.

Delfino Pie: Three songs with a theme? I have a few ideas that I'll get around to sooner or later but try to think of it this way. Don't think of it as thematic music, think of it as a three act play without words. You could even base it on an existing piece, just interpret what you think is going on in the play with your guitar. The story doesn't have to be a sad tale, like Scenes From A Memory either, it can be a lot of things. I'd try a comedy, but it'd be hard to pull off convincingly. Watch a bunch of really good comedies. They have a rhythm of their own when it comes to the funny bits. Sometimes, they can have a staccato type timing, and other times they build on a seriousness up to a point of a huge punchline. Try to imagine what an instrumental guitar song written by The Monty Python would sound like. On practicing in the dark, cool, I'm glad you like the idea. Don't let it replace harder, more disciplined practice though. The outlandish stuff should only be a small part, say ten percent of what you do to learn.

Ovation: Funny you should mention it, the two huge oaks keep a japanese maple in the shade all the time. I wonder if he's pissed about it lol

death cube K: How about capital with italics lol

The Forgotten (Part 2) for G3!

Good to hear your jem is having such a good influence on you. Mine is agrivating me at the moment......i think i've worn a flat spot on the knife edge, so it doesn't return quite to center, and it doesn't keep in tune too well. I need to replace the tail-piece, but to do that would cost me more money than I have :( nevermind........i'll get a job soon and then it'll be happy stories!

happy 2k bro!

Trutina I getcha, and I've had an idea already about a comedic thing, your suggestion of making it a play type structure does make it so much easier so thanx lol.

What software do you use to make your drums with on your songs?

i agree with you saying that eric clapton was overated, he became a much better musician when his son died, and more renowned afterwards, it's sometimes sad that death can sometimes bring the best out of people. up till then he treated his music like a job, to make money, not to say he sold out, but he started to treat it more emotionally after his sons death before i did not find it as "goose-pimply"

Anyone from Toronto and others who can help me out:

1) Will the Amhitheatre ever open the grass seats for the Deep Purple show?

and..

2)Anybody know the dates for October's 'Evening with Satch' or when they will be released?