As posted by Scotty: "Some musicians are able to play any song ‘on the fly’ that they can hear off the top of their head, and be able to flesh out the chord changes ‘in real time’ as well. Who among us can do this?"

You mean there's another way of doing it? Saw a bumper sticker the other day that says it best "I only do what the voices in my head tell me to do!"

There are times, however, when I will write the chord changes in the appropriate locations on some of the lyrics sheets. I still can't read, but I know what they sound like and what the book says they are.

As for the lyrics sheets, they all in loose-leaf binders, listed alphabetically by song name and printed in Times New Roman, Bold, 14-point font and have a 1.3 line spacing. Consequently, some songs, such as Devil Went To Georgia, may take up two sheets, but they're placed so they'll be side by side. With the addition of a 25-watt music stand light, you can read the lyrics from 10 feet away, even in a smoke filled bar-room.

Cheers,

Gary