It would be a major offense. You’ve got a lot pluck for trying. Were you just yanking my chord?
I know that’s a guitar fret, but what chord is that? It’s been a while since I played.
The beer would probably B♭.
The C and the G have a fifth between them.
Nothing to fret about
If I bring my shovel does that change it?
Eh? What this? Musical notes?
Bartender’s name is Clef.
So is the bartender’s name Gordon Clifford, or G-Cliff?
This is really bass.
Treble maker.
this gag really strikes a chord.
They need to rest.
“HA! … jokes on you, I’m tuned down a whole step, so I’m G Minor! … um, but that really doesn’t help my case, does it!?”
(Dave might just be a guitarist!)
I am Am. Am I am.
I don’t like your tone.
“Don’t give him any treble!” Indeed. Are the bases already loaded?
By any measure, this bar is a major attraction …!
( wah, wah, waaah )
Songs in the key of A-minor tend to sound sad or melancholy. Example: “Greensleeves”. I like to play Jerry Garcia’s “Loser” in A-minor. (I only know how to play by ear).
At least the G string is covered.
I’m more of an E7 # 9 kind of guy! Scuse me while I kiss the sky !
What chord is struck when you drop a piano down a mine shaft? A♭minor.
A warning of definite note!
Here stanza disappointed minor.
Just skedaddle, Morris.
Not even a couple cords of wood and some High-C?
duly noted!
Maybe he’s there for a capo-ccino?
Is this an example of “bass” humor? Should I be taking “notes?” d;o)
Day by Dave
Dave Whamond
April 10, 2015
May 31, 2017
Ratkin Premium Member 3 months ago
It would be a major offense. You’ve got a lot pluck for trying. Were you just yanking my chord?
Hello Everyone 3 months ago
I know that’s a guitar fret, but what chord is that? It’s been a while since I played.
Sue Ellen 3 months ago
The beer would probably B♭.
eromlig 3 months ago
The C and the G have a fifth between them.
Digital Frog 3 months ago
Nothing to fret about
baldyzuzu Premium Member 3 months ago
If I bring my shovel does that change it?
Gent 3 months ago
Eh? What this? Musical notes?
backyardcowboy 3 months ago
Bartender’s name is Clef.
Zoomer&Yeti 3 months ago
So is the bartender’s name Gordon Clifford, or G-Cliff?
Steverino Premium Member 3 months ago
This is really bass.
Rich_Pa 3 months ago
Treble maker.
pat sandy creator 3 months ago
this gag really strikes a chord.
nancyb creator 3 months ago
They need to rest.
Dobie Premium Member 3 months ago
“HA! … jokes on you, I’m tuned down a whole step, so I’m G Minor! … um, but that really doesn’t help my case, does it!?”
(Dave might just be a guitarist!)
LOLBeth 3 months ago
I am Am. Am I am.
Jeffin Premium Member 3 months ago
I don’t like your tone.
EMGULS79 3 months ago
“Don’t give him any treble!” Indeed. Are the bases already loaded?
Howard'sMyHero 3 months ago
By any measure, this bar is a major attraction …!
( wah, wah, waaah )
walstib Premium Member 3 months ago
Songs in the key of A-minor tend to sound sad or melancholy. Example: “Greensleeves”. I like to play Jerry Garcia’s “Loser” in A-minor. (I only know how to play by ear).
rhpii 3 months ago
At least the G string is covered.
lnrokr55 3 months ago
I’m more of an E7 # 9 kind of guy! Scuse me while I kiss the sky !
rwh2 3 months ago
What chord is struck when you drop a piano down a mine shaft? A♭minor.
John Lustig (Last Kiss) creator 3 months ago
A warning of definite note!
Frank Burns Eats Worms 3 months ago
Here stanza disappointed minor.
Cerabooge 3 months ago
Just skedaddle, Morris.
zeexenon 3 months ago
Not even a couple cords of wood and some High-C?
The Tooninator creator 3 months ago
duly noted!
JPuzzleWhiz 3 months ago
Maybe he’s there for a capo-ccino?
JPuzzleWhiz 3 months ago
Is this an example of “bass” humor? Should I be taking “notes?” d;o)