Dave,

No need to apologize! I appreciate you posting
the lyrics. I had 'em & lost 'em .. so frustrating!

For now, I'll be playing it on single-row.

But, thanks for the 3-row tip. I'll need to get
back to studying the 3-row .. it's been too long.

I think Lucille may be a good candidate for jams, which
I seem to be targeting many of lately!

The concept is now becoming "clean as a pin"! :-)

Merci!

--Big

Hi Nick,

How does it work out on a single row? I never tried it, and never needed to, given the fact that I always have the triple row to play it on. It seems like it wouldn't fit on a single row very well. For instance, I don't there would be any way to play the all-essential bridge. What position do you play it in - push, pull, or back side (i.e., 3rd position)?

-David

"Maipriser" is actually "mépriser" and means to put down, to scorn, to speak bad of. "Facher" means anger/angry.

Dowell

vous m'avez devancer, Bravo, mon vieux votre Francais est excellent.

Claude.