Morning all,
Isn’t it a bit different today, weather wise? Dunno where the sun has gone but I could do with a bit of a rest from it.
I have had messages from people who wish to say hello to you all. Firstly from Charlie. You may remember him and his wife, Jan. Many of us enjoyed musical parties at their home in Dudley, and we played for them at the allotment in Jasmine Road, Dudley. They are both well, living in Malta at the moment, and want to send their very best wishes to all at Sedgley. Also, I have spoken to Trev and Juls this week. They are both well, but cannot join us on Thursday. But they are still playing and have downloaded the new book. They want to say hello to everyone too.
The lockdown is easing slightly, but it will still take some time before we get back to how it was. But we will continue with our Zoom meetings as long as you want them to. Or the internet finally, gives up the ghost and can’t cope any more😱😱
So here’s this weeks list.
All My Loving. Fairly straight forward chords. Just the AmMj7 to look out for.
Blowing in the Wind. A song quite apt for these times.
Dedicated Follower of Fashion. Just the intro to get right.
Happy Together. Imagine Terry on the drums for the chorus.
Hello Mary Lou. I’ll practise the B7.
In the Summertime. Intro rhythm is tricky without bass but we will cope. Don’t forget to repeat Verse1 and chorus at end.
It’s Now Or Never. Come on you Elvis impersonators. Get your wigs and white suits on.
King of the Road. Classic favourite.
Leaving On A Jet Plane. One day we might chance it! Till then we have to go....................
On The Road Again. But not too far.
Ok folks that’s it for now. As Keith posted yesterday, we do know about the situation at the Con Club. They have dug themselves a hole and we are looking into it!
But a reminder that it is Loud Shirt Night tomorrow. Yes Again! And for those who can’t join us on Thursdays, we are thinking of you. And can’t wait to join up again for a strumalong like before.
Cheers for now,
Keep safe, keep awake, I mean alert, and keep strummin.
Di x