Thanks M - Better story than mine even if it does drop more names. Now, as I was saying to Des Friel the other day. Don't you wish your Anna has followed in your footsteps and stuck to folk music... :-)

Seriously though - Two things. One being pertinent to the thread. If we stuck to what was 'original' we may never have got an F/B flat let alone a D/G. Or ever seen Anna Friel ;-)

Second is a question - I assumed the 'D major' was a D/G but on reflection I guess it may not be. What is the difference between a D major 'tina and a D/G then? Come to think of it - Why D major as opposed to just a simple ol' D? I am sure it must have been asked before but it is fresh in my mind here.   

I am sure you can explain, M. Provided you don't go off on a vocabulary trip :-D

Saw your you tube clips. You can find my only concertina ones here and here

Not to Mr B's standards - or even yours - but not bad for someone who practices every Preston guild :-)

Cheers

DtG