Lcchang  +  829594 Wed, 22 Jul 09 08:00 AM .. A: Does he play electric or acoustic? B: Both. A: Is he reliable? B: Absolutely, 100%. A: Has he played in resorts before? B: Not much. He has done hotels and bars manily. A: Who writes his songs? B: He does himself, but he does covers too. .. Question 1: Do resorts mean hotels here? Question 2: What are covers here? Please advise. Lcchang Songs, Music

	Best answer by CalifJim  +  830365 Thu, 23 Jul 09 01:01 AM Lcchang “May I ask one more question? Why would a person play music in a resort? Does the resort refer to a hotel or a lodge? Is it true that some hotels are named like " XXX resort"? ” A hotel is just the big building itself where people stay.  A hotel can be located in a busy city.  A hotel is frequently used by people conducting business within that city. A resort, on the other hand, while it may have a central hotel, or other accommodations such as cabins, is located in a peaceful setting where people on vacation can participate in leisurely activities and perhaps be entertained (by musicians, for example).  It is not a place where business is normally conducted. I've included some pictures taken at resorts.  As you can see, they range from luxurious to rustic. CJ CalifJim

	Fandorin  +  829612 Wed, 22 Jul 09 08:19 AM Hi. Resort is a place that is a popular destination for vacations or recreation, or which is frequented for a particular purpose. Cover song=cover(informal) means  "a recording of a song by a singer, instrumentalist, or group other than the original performer or composer. Fandorin Joined on Thu, Dec 20 2007 Moscow Contributing Member 1,384 Whatever happens, be yourself. Arts, Songs, Music

	Lcchang  +  829676 Wed, 22 Jul 09 09:19 AM May I ask one more question? Why would a person play music in a resort? Does the resort refer to a hotel or a lodge? Is it true that some hotels are named like " XXX resort"? Lcchang Arts, Music

	Lcchang  +  830713 Thu, 23 Jul 09 06:53 AM I see. In my country, people call it "Vacation Village". Lcchang