Whats Your Song Of The Day.

[BlackSG91]

 

[Robb]

It's a great day to be alive from Travis Tritt.

 

[Session 5]

 

[Session 5]

Here's some Canadiana.

 

[Session 5]

 

[gball]

 

[C-Grin]

Thats a great tune!! and JB playing a LP with PF flyers on.

 

[C-Grin]

Just because I am figgerin it out.

 

[Ps. 37]

Just because I am figgerin it out.

DADGAD, yes?

 

[C-Grin]

DADGAD, yes?

Yes he plays it in DADGAD, I’m a cheater though and am learning a standard version.

 

[Ps. 37]

Yes he plays it in DADGAD, I’m a cheater though and am learning a standard version.

Nice!

Great song to work on. Enjoy!

 

[C-Grin]

Nice!

Great song to work on. Enjoy!

Check out the name that riff thread

 

[Ps. 37]

I'm finding that a lot of the songs I dismissed in my youth because they were too "pop" (and I was a "hard-core rock and roller") are now some of my favorites. Here's one of them:

 

[C-Grin]

I'm finding that a lot of the songs I dismissed in my youth because they were too "pop" (and I was a "hard-core rock and roller") are now some of my favorites. Here's one of them:

That’s a good tune, made me think about this song my dad loved from one of his fav albums. It’s not that I disregarded it I just would never listen to it in public so to speak.

 

[Ps. 37]

That’s a good tune, made me think about this song my dad loved from one of his fav albums. It’s not that I disregarded it I just would never listen to it in public so to speak.

Good one! This was another big one:

 

[iblive]

That’s a good tune, made me think about this song my dad loved from one of his fav albums. It’s not that I disregarded it I just would never listen to it in public so to speak.

I do have a BS&T album. Not remembering which one. Might be Greatest Hits?

Most likely for the same reason I bought Chicago. The horn section. Trombone player in school.

 

[C-Grin]

I do have a BS&T album. Not remembering which one. Might be Greatest Hits?

Most likely for the same reason I bought Chicago. The horn section. Trombone player in school.

Chicago ruled until Peter Cetera took over. I played the baritone in school, marched in a few parades.