Hey Frank, you have just made a pretty fair assessment of what happens to me, and others, I hazard a guess, when I attempt to share some music here, (and I used to lecture for a living !!!) I mentioned the singing in the head thing 'cos to a certain extent it confirms that you have some knowledge of the tune and its timing, therefore its not something new, so in some minor degree it takes some of the heat off ! And so far as I am concerned, I'm still awaiting on producing that 'quality product' . Funny ain't it, most of us don't play for a living, nobody forces us to it, we have this desire 'to share' !!! Keep 'em coming.

John

I want to thank all of you for your kind comments. I'll try the singing in my head - usually I'm processing the fret numbers, checking the fingers, listening to the strums and trying not to hyper-ventilate while the camera is rolling. So many things need to happen at once to produce a quality product - and so easy to dork it up. I don't know how all of you do it.

You've got it, just run with it until you feel safely in your "comfort zone" with it. Great work so far!

You're doing fine with it Frank. Seems you have the basics of the tune down pretty well, so just need to polish it up

Good job Frank. Sounds nice John Henry you said " my singing is best left in the head these days" but that didn't stop you from singing that Spam song, did it?

Not too bad at all, Frank. I agree with John about singing the tune in your head. Helps me out when I do that. I best leave my singing the same way...in my head. There it doesn't sound bad at all...lol