Yeah, we little rascals were more resourceful then!

Daddy's Home - Shep & The Limelights

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Good night, Bomber. Oh, and one more thing: I mainly love to use my classical (gut string).

Hi, Bomber, when you get a chance can you provide (for standard tuning only) the chords for the verses of (not the intro) The Rain Song? I'm sorry but I like standard tuning. It may seem stupid but I think I'll break my strings if I use alternate tunings too much. Also, it's laziness. lol Thanks, Bomber. All I need is one verse. Thanks, again, Bomber!

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Daddy You Been On My Mind - Joan Baez

They were fun, all right! Especially the hula hoops with beans inside to make that shoop sound as you hula. I used to be better @ it @ age 7. Not any more, though.

Haha. Wow! I thought I grew up with some tough, stupid games! Anywho, I also played handball in the schoolyard with the Pensy Pinkies and Spaldings (that's what we called them, the latter, pronounced 'spaldeens'). Our brutality came out by playing a stupid game called Dodgeball where you're encouraged to conk the kids in the middle with the dodgeball (sometimes we used a volleyball!).

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Love Me Tender - The King of Rock and Roll

Stand - Sly & The Family Stone

Hey, thanks, Dzldoc! Hi

I agree. Welcome to the forum, JeffH! I'm kinda new too.

The Times They Are A-Changin' - Bob Dylan

A Most Peculiar Man - Simon & Garfunkel

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Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan

Hi, Sick Tangerine! I usually use chord frames instead of tabs...old school. More fluent reading for me. Also, like you, I use my ears a lot. It's fun to figure out the descending bass line (for example). Once you've got something like that down pat, it's grreeattt!!

Hey! Miller-Clarke-Lesh! I know it's an old post, but I couldn't help but reply. I love the title track to Shakedown Street album! I play that on my acoustic. Would one day love to hear your bass version of it! heh heh

Errr, the Diana Loura post, that is.

Wow! What eye-candy!

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Also, remember playing stickball with, not a bat but a stick which resembled a hockey stick with duct tape wound at the handle end. The ball was either a spalding or a pensy pinky.

Yeah-I remember the slinky and the song! They were really fun esp. when they descended the stairs. Hey, you remember flippin' baseball cards and collecting the coins? What was the game with the coins? I don't recall. Also the stick of gum that came with the cards tasted awful!! Yet, some of my pals liked it. Ick.