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Paul, I thought you played that tune VERY good.....let's hear more of your playing.

Good job Rick....let's hear some more!

I agree with David Rattray and all the others who commented.
Let's hear and see more!

I am so sorry to hear of Eddie's passing...he was a good friend and a great steel player. He will be missed.

Here is a interview Doyle did that you might like to hear that I found very interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj_jWKaEhuk

I met Sonny when a Band I was playing with opened for George Jones back in the 70's I believe? Sonny showed me his guitar set-up and a few licks I asked him about. He was very nice and was a GREAT player! If I remember correctly his guitar foot pedals were backwards to what everyone else had. Rest i...

Rest in peace friend.

Thanks Bill for posting the videos. Watching Garland play brought back old times when Bryan Adams and I used to go to Marion Virginia and listen to Garland play. He was playing the Fireman's Jamboree With "Cousin" Zeke Leonard and The Virginia Valley Boys. At that time Garland was in the s...

I couldn't have said it any better myself, Dave.

Sounds like Larry Butler with Robbie Springfield on Steel.

Dale check your email.

Dottsy singing with The Great Weldon Myrick on Steel.

Rick, you're right about Cal Smith but I'd say it's Hal Rugg on steel. Cal and Hal.

Left you a message on your phone Shannon...I will buy the Encore for $1800.00. Please give me a call ASAP.

Sounds like the great Jerry Byrd, Chet Atkins and Jethro Burns on Mandolin.

Red Foley, one of the smoothest voices in Country Music with Jerry Byrd, IMO the greatest non-pedal steel player ever!

I believe it's Charlie Daniels singing and his good friend Toy Caldwell playing Steel.

This must be Leon Rausch singing and the late great Tom
Morrell on Steel Guitar.

Dave, I'd say you've nailed it.

Sounds like Red Steagall with the great Sonny Garrish on Steel.

I believe it's Jimmy Logsdon singing with the late great Don Helms playing Steel.

Dale, one cannot send pictures via PM through this forum. If you want to send someone on here pictures, ask for their e-mail address and send your pictures to them via their address.
That is the way I have always done it.

From what I read about Pete, and from comments on here about how Pete helped numerous Steel Players get work in Nashville, I would say Pete was a Hell of a nice guy. Pete's Credits as a Steel player and Producer is well documented. He may have been the most under rated Steel Player that had a 30 + y...

Sounds like Whitey Shafer singing and the late great Pete Drake on Steel Guitar.

Sounds like Bob Lucier ....one of Canada's great Steel Players.