The title of this blog (and as it happens, also one of The Police's albums) comes from the fact that just as I started reading about the formation of The Police (about half way through the book), on the radio I heard "Every step you take". One can't make this stuff up.
And if I'm writing about music, I am pleased to say that videos from my musical group's performance1 from last week have now hit YouTube. Here's a link to the playlist, and should one wish to see a complete performance of 'my' song (although it's missing the slow introduction), it can be found here. So far ten songs have been uploaded with another six promised for tomorrow. The songs have been uploaded in a random order, not matching the order in which we played them.
I changed strings on the Stagg guitar today; it's been eleven months since they were last changed2, which is certainly long enough. The strings still look clean and play well, but enough is enough. With the old strings removed, I cleaned and applied polish to the neck. Putting the new strings on went smoothly at first, although I discovered after a few hours that I had inadvertently tuned them about three semitones too high. Five strings were then tuned correctly, but the top E string refused to tune; it kept on slipping and eventually slipped out completely. With no other option, I removed that string and took another E string from a separate set of strings. So far, I've added this string but have not yet chopped off the excess; I'm leaving the string to settle, and tomorrow I'll tune it then remove the excess.
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[1] 1982
[2] 1826
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