Me and my Guitar - Youtube videos of me singing and playing
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thanks for sharing %(#0000BF)[yourself
chris], it has been a pleasure to watch you -
Nice Chris. And I like the painting too.
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Very nice.
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Hi Chris,
Your voice and your music is still scalable. I like your songs.
Here the MP3 with a little reverb and chorus.
Charly
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Nicely done Chris. Now I have to get my Guitar back out as well. It's been a while. I'm back a few decades tho'. James Taylor, Paul Simon, Don McLean. . . .
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Thats the entertainment sorted for the next basecamp!! In Ireland - right Mike?.....Mike?
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Thanks Eric, I really enjoy painting watercolor. I don't get to do enough of it.
@Charly, thanks for the enhanced version. I've played around with recording in the past. Reverb and chorus can go along way towards helping soften out a song. My player sped it up about 1.2X faster I think though.
@David definitely get your guitar out. Now you have a nice home to play it in too! Those are all good artists. They were inspiration for most of the artists I listen to today. I like to play Vincent and Castles in the Air by Don Mclean. American Pie is surprisingly difficult to play . I can't quite figure out why though.
And if we have a basecamp in Ireland, I'm there! Can you guys introduce me to Damien Rice while we're there? Thanks!
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Really enjoyed the songs and your voice. I played them all (Whistle for the Choir three times). Thank you for sharing both you and the songs.
If Basecamp is in Ireland and you'll be singing, I'll be doubly disappointed that I could not afford to go.
If you put these songs (and more) on a CD I'd be glad to buy one. -
@unknownuser said:
American Pie is surprisingly difficult to play . I can't quite figure out why though.
Neither can I. But then I only know three chords. . .
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@unknownuser said:
Can you guys introduce me to Damien Rice while we're there?
Sure, I know his Uncle Ben
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