The Steel Guitar Forum

Well Barry, that would Mr. Hank Early stretching his legs for a song or two...which brings up another topic...if you play steel and want to tour with the band, better pad your resume; In the same night: Charley Crockett, no steel...Randy Rogers Band, no steel... https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userp...

Turnpike at Red Rocks last night. Have not had that much fun at a concert since High School!

Do you tend to play around a few frets, or run the whole neck? And, is it a comfort thing or tonal preference?

bOb, there is not a single time that I have logged on to the SGF Forum and not been thankful for what you do. I am sorry that this topic has caused you any more than one second of grief.

The thin skinned should not be your concern.

Hi Mel...I have one that was given to me as my first lap steel. Yeah, it is cheap. It sounds cheap. But, for practice...mine rides around in my car, cold, hot, bouncing around on rough roads...it stays in tune like a real...Fender.

Hello Dan, welcome to the forum. Random thoughts from a 3+ year beginner: 1. This forum is invaluable. The people in here are very generous with their knowledge. 2. Be careful with your expectations. There will be frustrating days, and good days. Focus on the fundamentals, and there will be that day...

Wayne the Train seems to have a talent for employing the great ones...

Very good Peter! Thank you for posting.

Anybody playing for Mr. John Prine tonight?

aswsome, awesome game...congrats!

that's where I do my best (only) work Paul! Go Cowboys...

Thanks Glenn! If I can make it there I will say hello.

Will be in Hoffman Estates, IL. Jan. 23-26th. Any steel in the area?

Will Rose be entertaining in Denver June 5?

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Nice job Dom, thanks for posting.

That is awesome! What is in the floral cup that inspires you?

Thanks Doug!

Richard, just curious...why do play steel guitar?

Not meaning any disrespect...but, as a beginner that has a sick desire to hopefully stand in your shoes someday, it seems that you have your priorities screwed up. If it is not fun, find a new gig. You owe the instrument more than that.

That is beautiful! Really like the contrast of the cream and Abalone. Nice work. Jim

Best of luck to you and the whole group Milo. That was an incredible night!

Had the pleasure of seeing Milo Deering with Don Henley and Shawn Colvin last night in Denver. What a great talent. Pedal Steel, Lap Steel, multiple Acoustics, Fiddle, Mandolin...Nice job Mr. Deering!

Thanks Paul, will tune in Saturday!

Dan, that was a complete surprise. Walked in to get some lunch and there sat a black Emmons on stage. Bob Case played with a band called The Rail Ramblers. Completely ruined the afternoon plans with the wife

Bob Case showin' off in Littleton, CO.

[Must be one hell of a sock Brother ]


dammit...just spit my coffee up over that one![/quote]