What the latest song you've been playing on your guitar?

[Mr. Gibson 507]

Claudette and Goodtime Charlie's got the blues

[Retired 699]

That's a tough one. I've played several today a few times each. House of the Rising Sun, Walk Don't Run, Pipeline and American Woman. Just D tuned the Fender acoustic to it.

[daveinspain 387]

I'm always going over the material we play in my band, almost 80 songs now... yesterday I was working on a swing version to Fly Me To the Moon..,

[Searcy 841]

My friend asked if I would back her up at a benefit show for the east Tennessee fire victims on the 16th. I said yes thinking I would be playing bass. I just found out I will be playing guitar. I haven't gigged with a guitar in 20 years so I'm learning this.

 

 

[Searcy 841]

This is one of the other songs I have to play. Not too tricky.

 

[kidblast 1,203]

Sounds corny but since like yesterday, I've been working on Mary Did You Know for a church service tonight that our priest has asked me to play guitar for.

[badbluesplayer 590]

Swing '42

[saturn 348]

Our band has added some Holiday music for the next few gigs. Lately I've been practicing The Eagles version of "Please Come Home For Christmas" and working up my own version of "Jingle Bell Rock". I'm mainly copying G.E. Smiths licks from the Hall and Oates version, but also doing it my own way.

[merciful-evans 671]

Oily Rag. An original fingerpicked acoustic tune I am preparing to record.

 

Its done,but I am wondering if I should add another section.

[IanHenry 332]

Thin Lizzy's version of Whiskey in the Jar.

 

 

 

Ian

[Big Bill 1,334]

J.J. Cale's "They Call Me the Breeze"

[zigzag 327]

Take Five

[Hall 117]

Family "My Friend The Sun"

[NHTom 94]

She Sells Sanctuary by The Cult

 

NHTom

[OldCowboy 124]

Sounds corny but since like yesterday, I've been working on Mary Did You Know for a church service tonight that our priest has asked me to play guitar for.

Wish mine would ask me to play guitar!😇

[pippy 1,532]

J.J. Cale's "They Call Me the Breeze"

By an odd coincidence I've broken with recent tradition and mostly been playing my Strat for the last couple of weeks.

Quite a few of J.J.'s compositions have been my main victims as well as "Down to the Waterline" by Mr. Knopfler and his troupe.

Apart from 'Sultans...' it's the first Dire Straits song I ever heard being, as it is, track 1, side 1, album 1. There's a lot of VERY good music on that album.

 

I'm mucking-up quite a lot of early-mid seventies Clapton as well - Derek, Faith and his eponymous stuff.

Sometimes 'A change is as good...' as it were.

 

Pip.

[kidblast 1,203]

Wish mine would ask me to play guitar!

 

I've been working with the music program at this parish for some months now, since the new music director came in, he's been looking for players/singers to get involved. I joined when he asked if there were any players/singers interested in being part of the program. The Choir aint exactly my thing... (even though these people do sound good). as as side note, I was baptized, first communion and confirmed in this same parish. Been there to see a lot of changes over the years This new music director is fantastic to work with.

 

not sure how your sitch is, Maybe, if you can, go talk to who ever is the music director for your parish, they are often times starving for people to help/join in. Really depends on the person in charge and what is status quo.. some times, it's best to just watch from a distance! The previous music direct for our church was a nice guy but he was clueless when it came to putting the music together that the people wanted to hear, there are lots of young people coming these days, but it's obvious there are more coming since craig has been updating the music. as St. Francis says, sing one, pray twice! :)

[OldCowboy 124]

I've been working with the music program at this parish for some months now, since the new music director came in, he's been looking for players/singers to get involved. I joined when he asked if there were any players/singers interested in being part of the program. The Choir aint exactly my thing... (even though these people do sound good). as as side note, I was baptized, first communion and confirmed in this same parish. Been there to see a lot of changes over the years This new music director is fantastic to work with.

 

not sure how your sitch is, Maybe, if you can, go talk to who ever is the music director for your parish, they are often times starving for people to help/join in. Really depends on the person in charge and what is status quo.. some times, it's best to just watch from a distance! The previous music direct for our church was a nice guy but he was clueless when it came to putting the music together that the people wanted to hear, there are lots of young people coming these days, but it's obvious there are more coming since craig has been updating the music. as St. Francis says, sing one, pray twice! :)

My priest is cool, but the music director fancies himself to be the 'star' of the service and no pickers or strummers need apply!

[kidblast 1,203]

My priest is cool, but the music director fancies himself to be the 'star' of the service and no pickers or strummers need apply!

 

sorry to hear that.. he don't seem to be there for the right reason.

 

the #1 rule we have is, "we're not here to perform, we're hear to lead the music for the congregation."

 

basically... leave your ego at the door,

[Versatile 465]

Just played 'It's all over now'....a la Stones....

 

V

 

[OldCowboy 124]

sorry to hear that.. he don't seem to be there for the right reason.

 

the #1 rule we have is, "we're not here to perform, we're hear to lead the music for the congregation."

 

basically... leave your ego at the door,

And there it jolly well is. According to him, he plays music for the people - told him I'd rather play for God, but he didn't appear to take it charitably☺

[charlie brown 773]

And there it jolly well is. According to him, he plays music for the people - told him I'd rather play for God, but he didn't appear to take it charitably☺

 

 

Always play, from your heart! God, and the people, will hear it, anyway!

 

CB

[Karloff 462]

Shake for Me - Howlin Wolf

[Little Jerry 16]

"Blue Sky" by the Allman Brothers

[saturn 348]

"Blue Sky" by the Allman Brothers

 

That reminds me. I'm also re-learning "Little Martha" in my spare time. But I don't currently own an acoustic to play it properly, and I hate re-tuning the guitar for one song.