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I didn’t know Zane personally. But, I did meet him once at Jeff Newman’s school in Nashville. It must have been 1979 or 1980. He was playing a keyless BMI. He made a big impression on me that day as a teenager. Hal Rugg, Buddy Emmons and Jeff playing bass, as I recall., we’re on stage. That little s...

This is such sad news. The SF has always been my first source when I needed an answer to a steel guitar question. Bob thanks for all you’ve done. RIP I send my thoughts and prayers to his family.

WOW!!

I also had a front row seat for Randy's set on Sunday. Just amazing is all I can say. Randy plays with such emotion. My wife was also with me. she commented that Randy's hand looked like a ballet dancer. It was so smooth. I never looked at it that way. But, she's not wrong.

Nice job Paul on a good old gospel song.

RIP Fred!

RIP Mike! you'll be missed.

WOW!This was great. I only heard Zane play a couple of times live. The first time I was a teenager. It was at Jeff Newman's school. The place was packed when I got there. But, I managed to work my way up front. Zane Was set up stage left just off the stage. I think Buddy and Hall was on stage. I sat...

Randy, it was great seeing and hearing you again. You are playing better than ever. I don't know how you made that trip after back surgery. Man, them interstates are bad as bad can get. I hope to see you in Atlanta in September the good Lord welling.

I see my sons big head on the front row. He's at the end of the tuning keys on Herby's guitar. If that kid was at a steel show he was getting a front row seat. He didn't care how many old ladies he had to run over. :lol: I loved herby. I only lived 60 miles from him when he lived in Chattanooga. We ...

Harvey was the real seal!

It was great to see Randy on stage again. He played with so much emotion. About half way in his set I heard an older gentelman behind me say, "imagine if he had a double neck guitar." I just looked at my wife and smiled. He couldn't have been better.

Donna, Brenda and I was so glad to see you in Dallas. I hope you had a safe trip home.

We are coming, hope to see you there.

Tommy, that is one sweet looking guitar. I like it almost as good as mine. LOL

Larry Dering wrote:Bob, great looking and sounds fantastic. What a wonderful Christmas gift. Enjoy.

Larry, Thanks for the reply. I'm really enjoying it.

Tommy White wrote:Beautiful guitar and playing Bob! 😊

Tommy, Thanks for the reply. It really is a Beautiful guitar. I just love the color.

Norbert Dengler wrote:nice video, great guitar, thanks for sharing

Nrobert, thanks for the reply. It really is a great little guitar.

Ron Shalita wrote:Sounds great .. nice sustain

Ron, thanks for the reply. It has sustain for days.

I love my Mullen Discovery as well! For those wondering, it is not a student model. It is a lightweight, professional pedal steel. It plays, tunes, sustains and sounds very similar to my Mullen G2. Being it's under 50 pounds in the case, it's perfect for fly dates. It's so good, I've used it on reg...

Mike Vallandigham wrote:What a sweet little guitar.
I love videos like this. Thanks for posting!

Mike thanks for the reply and glad you like the video. It really is a sweet little guitar. It's a pro guitar in every way. I'm really pleased with it.

Tommy, That's awesome! I would love to hear it. I just posted a video in Pedal steel of me unpacking my Discovery back in August. It's my first Mullen and I'm really please with the Guitar. Check out My video, my Discovery's color is Plum Pearl. It's stunning.

Here's a video my wife made back in August of me unpacking my new Discovery. 3 generations of steel players take it for a spin Jeremy my Son, Josh my Grandson and myself

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMGBWsUwaZQ

The guitar has been sold. donation on it way.

A Carter Univdrsal 12 string guitar 5X7 Copednet I'm asking $1800 plus shipping. The guitar has been in my nonsmoking music room since I purchased it. It has a few scratches on the back apron. But, due to the black mica they are hard to see and impossible to photography. The guitar is in great shape...