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  OK, I surrender    The stuff about Charlie Cardozo is proper interesting though, 

Not as far as I'm concerned, 

What musical instrument's sales escalated from 228,000 in 1950 to 2.3 million in 1971? 

How sad is this  My Mum loved him,    His real name is, Arnold Dorsey. 

I remember it well, 

Here She is, all I can say is I'm in LOVE!!! 
My other, other, half got me an early Christmas present in the shape of the new Fender Mustang 2, 40watts and all the noises I'll ever want, 

This guitar is easily the best I've ever played, the maple fingerboard is so fast and smooth, it's very different to rosewood, also it has the Delta Tone, which cuts out the tone control and give's the p/u's as they really sound, I don't want to ramble on, but I thought I was to old to get this excited.   

I would love to, but way out of my league now,  I'm looking forward to getting my Telecaster tomorrow, 

Needed the cash, but have regretted it ever since. 

Not sure I agree with a lot of this   I believe many of the great blues guitarist's couldn't even read writing, let  alone music notation, I play by ear myself, I can't read music or tab, all looks a bit complicated to me, also as a guitarist I believe you need to have a bit of freedom in what you do, I jam with music readers and it all seems to go along fine  But like everything  else each to his or her own. 

You have a good guitar there, Brilliant in fact for the money, I bought one for my eldest son, when they first came out, it was about £160 then,  I was proper impressed, brilliant action, and sound, and the finish was perfect. will last forever and probably become collectable in the future. A good choice.

I'm loving the H555  These are very nice guitars, I have a liking for semi's, I  have a Boosey and Hawkes, Angelica from the early 70's, still a lovely guitar