The Steel Guitar Forum

The band he has on RFD TV is outstanding. He sure knows a lot of the old songs I enjoy those shows.

White socks sound better with Blue Ribbon Beer.

I watched this show a few days ago. It was fantastic.

Tommy White, watching you play had a lot to do with me going with Mullen. I've heard a lot of forum members brag on their Mullen guitars, but hearing your sound is fantastic. Of course, you would sound great whatever you played. This guitar is something for me to just enjoy at home for the rest of m...

John Butler wrote:Great to hear from you Floyd. Congrats on the new Mullen. I know you will love it.I've had mine for about 8 years.It's all the guitar I'll ever want. Enjoy it. Maybe if we get down your way, we'll stop by.
John

Hey John, I'd love to see you. It's been awhile.

I do not have a smartphone. Just a jitterbug flip phone and have no idea how to post pictures. It is red with a black pad. Single neck on a double frame. Three petals, four knees.

I have received my new Mullen petal steel guitar. Wow, what a beauty. Plays fantastic. I've gone from 12 strings to 10 and there is an adjustment period, but I expected that. This will bring a spark of new fun making me work my brain some.

Heck Yeah, When you get praise like that from Ricky, you just know you are doing it right.

I agree with what everyone is saying about Tommy. He sure amazes me.

Marty, it is great to put a name with that fine picking you are doing. I also have loved Heather's voice tone and singing for a long time.
Floyd

My recorder on my dish network gets all the local stations, but ABC. I thought I should try to watch it since I could fast forward anything I did not care for. I watched long enough to see them list who was going to be on. then I turned it off. Eddy this is a great sound. I love it. By the way I mak...

Jim, I would like to thank you for the great pictures with the names listed. I knew a lot of people and it was nice to see them. Some members of the forum it was nice to be able to put a face with the names. I was really glad to see Junior Knight. He is still in my prayers every day. Thanks again, F...

This is sad news to all of us. My prayers go out to bOb's family. RIP

I worked a show with Bobby G Rice and he played the Steel Guitar Rag on my steel on the show.

I agree with what everyone else has said. You sure nailed it.

In my many years of playing, when they do this, they are not aware of how to back up and when to lay out. I would try to explain how it should be done. If they were willing to listen, everything would be fine. If they don't listen, then don't worry about it. Go ahead and be blunt.

I enjoyed watching his shows. They were top notch with some of the best pickers. Prayers for his friends and family.

Thank you so much for all you've done. I wish you a wonderful retirement.

Every keyboard player I've ever played with knew how to play chords and backup except for one. I pulled him over on break and tried to explain it to him. He said he did not know how to play chords or backup. So, I asked him to sit on his hands until it was time for him to take a ride. However, he go...

I was in a band that fronted Jerry Lee Lewis in Columbus Georgia around 1982. He was playing one of his first shows after having major surgery. He had nearly died back then. He was very thin, but he sure put on a show.
I never thought he would live this long. Heck, I never thought I'd live this long.

All of us true country fans have lost one of the best singers, song writer, and entertainers ever. On top of that, I've never heard anything about her other than," What a sweet person she is." She was and will always be one of my favorites. RIP Loretta.

I've played in all kinds of footwear from cowboy boots to tennis shoes, to loafers. The only shoe I had trouble with was with slick soles that would slip off the petals.

My only regret after many years of playing music, I never used any protection for my ears. I urge everyone to use something.

Who played on this Connie Smith recording? It's a gem... Bill that is Lloyd Green doing all the recording at Columbia Recording Studio in Nashville with Connie there in 1974 and around that era. If you listen closely; that is Lloyd Double recording that solo. AS that steel guitar recorded twice fro...

Wow, Dale this is so great.