Thanks Greg, great tune isn't it, I will have to learn scatter the mud to go with it. Like I said not had much chance to do any playing at All lately,  you may notice the colour of my room has changed, and I have been doing a lot of buying work, new roof windows All kinds of things, thanks for the comment.

Katie, the way to hit the right note with your little finger is quite simple really  put your first finger on b on the a string and play it, then put your second finger on d, play it, then put your ring finger on e and play it, don't lift any fingers up as you play the sequence. Do the same sequence on d string and e string, gaps between notes I mean, then practice a thousand times

your ears have to be good, and be able to recognise when you are sharp or flat as you are actually playing, and not just when you record it and play it back. I now play in tune Most of the time without having to constantly record myself but its taken a few years and I am still sharp and flat now and again, I now have a teacher if I want one, she is in a folk rock group, but to be honest, I think I wouldn't get much better than I am now. I know my limits.

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