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Paul Wade wrote:Did he play inS.D area in the 80S
I WAS out there at that time I remembered his name ???

P.w

Yes, played all over San Diego during the '70's and '80's.

O.D. Corral was one of his most well known outfits at the time.

SoCal steel player deluxe, but last I heard he was living in Indiana.
Can anyone help me reconnect with him?
He played steel in my "Texas Rattlers" band but was most well known for his work in "O.D. Coral" in the San Diego are in the 1970's.
much appreciated

Sold pending shipping arrangements.

Thanks, Allen

or best offer

thnx

Good condition with original case, screw on cable cap (with adapter), strong pickup, clean pots, no chips or cracks. Tone is fantastic! All we've had to do is install new, Stewmack key buttons (correct off-white color). Early '50's. Came from South Texas, and I haven't been able to determine who &qu...

Betty Boop Bop!

Ha! Nice work there.

60's bass child here first became aware of it from Brian Auger's "Oblivion "Express".

Bass part killed me, can't imagine the lead.

Well, that sounds pretty darned good to me!

pm sent

SPF

Like new in original box with battery and manual.

Have you heard this thing?

http://youtu.be/ZZ5wYA6zrj0

$175 shipped to the lower 48

email for quickest response:
doc540@swbell.net

Oh, very nice.

I'm thinking Keely Smith on this one.

Julie London With Body and Soul http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1205/3369_julie_1.jpg Next up: On Green Dolphin Street Ohh, yeah...at that age and with that look she was at the top of her game. NNNNGGGG... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/doc540/Misc/heart.jpg (and bring that Green Dolp...

gave me visions of Julie London

thnx

Saw DL with Jackson Browne in Sandy Ego back in the '70's. (Bonnie Raitt opened for him. pant, pant) He took an acoustic guitar solo, and Browne would look up from the piano and nod for him to keep playing through another round. Just acoustic guitar, mind you. Brought the house down to a cheering, s...

Great to hear a cheap unit sound so good. Gives me hope for mine.

Always been a fan of DL, but unfortunately our one and only personal encounter in the late '70's was contrary.

Crossed signals, I guess.

One of my lifelong friends, Clay Blaker, co-wrote this tune (with Roger Brown), and I would be gratefully indebted if someone would play it pedal-less. (I met Tommy Detamore through Clay.) It's a dreamy love song with a great melody and progression and has been recorded by King George the Strait, an...

Beautiful tone, great "playing".

I'm sending this one to my friends and family on the Islands.

And sharing it on my FB page.

Thanks

fixed now

Met Herb in another lifetime in SoCal back in the '70's when he was working with Clay Blaker.

Found this on utube (apologies if it's a repost)

10:15 gets sweet
http://youtu.be/uMf34EmQk80

Tenor Madness at 12:20

very nice!

Conjures up visions of ladies promenading in New Orleans.

Great phrasing!

Makes me wish I was at Gruene Hall with my darlin'.

Very nice and what a wonderful tone!

Would you post a pic of the knob settings on the Golden Cello?

You must listen to Buddy Millers "Gasoline and Matches" with that same line up......scalding hot! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmSDxOWfIOM&feature=relmfu verrrrah greeeeasy! I just found the album, "Legends of the Incredible Lap Steel Guitar" from 2003. Something I should ...

Brad Bechtel wrote:It's fascinating to me how the director couldn't find the lap steel during his solos, even though everyone else in the band is looking directly at Greg. This is one of the reasons why I've started standing when I play.

I bet that funny hat you wear helps, too.

I didn't dig the song or singing much, but Leisz sounds his usual musical-as-hell, and I would hire that drummer in a half-a second!!!! I will never understand why 95% of the drumstick owners in the world won't just simply RELAX! Thanks for posting this. I agree it's not Jim's best work, but as a s...