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No.

I had a little bit of free time last night, and quickly recorded a song I've been kicking around. It's called "Prairie Fire." I dig it. Let me know what you think: http://www.virb.com/filipransom

It's pronounced "is Awesome."

Actually, I did my math wrong, I meant capo 10 .

...and if you want to play that in A#, you can capo on 9

I love Casino Queen (and I'm a Wheel). Everyone who doesn't is entitled to their own (wrong) opinion.

Do you know how to play Old Maid in a different key? I, or someone else on this board, could transcribe it for you.

Wow, good job, very pretty song.

The simple answer to this question is: which guitar do you like best? Which one is the most fun to play for you? Get the guitar that you like best, not the guitar that some stranger on the internet likes best.

No.

First night of Lollapalooza tomorrow. I bought tickets ages ago, and the Girlfriend reeaaally wants to see Ben Harper.

I got an old Supro lap steel...now how the hell do I play it?

7pm is a bit early for me, I don't know if I can make it all the way out to Evanston by then. How late do you plan on playing? -phil

Oooh, that looks cool, is there any way I can get a copy?

Shake it Off is a fucking awesome song.

But seriously though...anyone in Chicago wanna start a band ?

I am so lost.

Ya, it should be a blast, but it sucks that I'm missing seeing you guys play, it's always a great time.

Wish I could be there

Anyone have a copy of the version of this song from the soundtrack? I'm curious to hear it?

Good idea

I'm not an expert, but it looks like (for the measure in question), the first beat is play as an Am (maybe an A?), and the rest of the beats are Ds.

Does it have the notes to the chord on the piano part?

If you play the open A string, will that make it a D/A?

How about "Stetson Kennedy." I know it's a Billy Bragg song, but Stetson Kennedy was a fascinating guy.