Chris de Burgh was very big here in Canada - I think one year "Lady in Red" was played at more weddings then any other song! I was in the army during the late 70's and 80's, I don't think there was a soldier who didn't know Patricia the Stripper or of course Spanish Train.

Dano

<t>I think it would be great to see a breakdown of "Patricia the Stripper", "Spanish Train and other Stories", "The Painter", "the Tower".....<br/> <br/> I find these type of Chris songs very difficult to phrase, let alone figure out the chord progression and to see them broken down into lessons wou...

<t>1. Young Love<br/> 2. Last Kiss (it was easy since it was the same 4 chords as Young Love)<br/> 3. House of the Rising Son <br/> <br/> Based on this thread it could be pretty easy to fill a stadium and break some world record for the most people playing HRS at the same time!<br/> <br/> <br/> Dano...

Very nice - thanks for sharing!

<t>Now this is a warm and friendly site to say the least.<br/> <br/> Chris - as long as you know what a 2fer is and can enjoy a Timmy's and like Stompin Tom Connors - you're pretty much in!<br/> <br/> Tony - yes mate - we think your down under too!<br/> <br/> Happy Thanksgiving to all my fellow Canu...

<t>Hey all - what a great site, I stumbled over TG while trying to figure out Kodachrome by Paul Simon (which I was struggling with). Found Neil's lesson, which was free, and had it down in just a few minutes. That's something, since I've been struggling with this song since I started playing guitar...

I've stumbled over a few sites lately that actually had harmonica tab (didn't think that you could tab a harmonica - go figure).

There's a site that gives some real good tips and lessons - www.harmonica.com

Dano