The Steel Guitar Forum

Hello Adrian!
Who wouldn’t.
I’d recommend a manufactor in your neighborhood.
https://www.wbssteelguitars.com/index.p ... ome&lan=DE

Cheers
Åke

Virus in the batteries is a very uncommon disease.

I believe Bill had developed his psg skills enormous since both of your fine suggestions. "Lucky Day" was recorded 1974 which I think is close to the time he put the instrument on the shelf.

I just listened to the magnificent live album by Jonathan Edwards. "Lucky day". With Bill Keith behind the psg. What an amazing tone and some odd but wonderful way of playing this extremly bright man gave us. He even brings some advanced banjo playing too on this record.

Really great recommendation John McClung. 🙏👏🏻

I have a beginners guide with Jeff I got with my old Carter 15 yrs ago.
I didn’t attach it when I sold the guitar 5 years later.

In the 70’s I listened mainly to country-rock and I especially liked Poco’s sound although I didn’t know nothing about pedal-steel. 1976 I was totally hooked on psg as I bought the album Fools Gold by Fogelbergs backing group. I learnt to get used to finger picks by playing the banjo for a yea...

A picture I found on Instagram. George and Ringo Pete Drake, Booker T and P.Frampton during the ATMP recordings.

He was very important in my musical life too.🤞🍻

He was very important in my musical life too.🤞🍻

It’s all in your hands, boy.
https://youtu.be/dwEsjN6BEaE

I vote for the LEX by Strymon
https://www.strymon.net/product/lex/

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/greg-leisz-guitarist-interview-1172942/ Not sure if anyone has seen this,but its a very informative article on a prolific and talented player that just knows how to make a song sound great no matter who the band or artist is... What issue is that ar...

Starting to play with a band and revealing that you are reading music will cause you to lose important contact with your fellow musicians. It is better to find the same musical language to communicate, in much the same way as playing licks that suit their music. They shit in how or what you do, as l...

I can comfort you that in my country Sweden it is exactly the same, if not worse. People are crazy about our national postal service. If you order something from outside EU you are punished with ridicolous fees and I'm sure one of these days the city police will come home to slap your face for order...

I spent 32 years with the USPS and know something about it. Much has been mentioned about it in this thread. Two points. First, the removal of some sorting machines by the USPS was undoubtedly due to their being outdated and no longer financially smart to keep. All businesses must update critical c...

Emmylou Harris - CD - At my fathers place 1976. Hank De Vito psg.

Link?

I bought that 1975 album forty years ago and was immediately struck by Genes playing in A maidens prayer. Anyone knows who are the others to play in there? Everybody but the players in that production are mentioned on the sleeve. :lol: The tone that Gene got on The Maiden’s Prayer is about one of...

No Jerry that's an earlier LP from 1973.

Ake, I recognize Tommy Williams as the fiddle player. He's on the bottom center of the LP cover with Gene O'Neal just behind and slightly left. Sorry, I don't know who any of the other players are. No big deal Jerry but my LP doesn’t have a picture of either the musicians nor their names just a j...

I bought that 1975 album forty years ago and was immediately struck by Genes playing in A maidens prayer. Anyone knows who are the others to play in there? Everybody but the players in that production are mentioned on the sleeve.

Some of that stuff was GREAT.. Rusty unleashed- and let alone to rip... And "later in life" to boot when he was fronting and singing more than being "the steel guy"... wonderful..... He seemed to be playing a BMI D10 keyless, and you know what?.... It sounded tonally the same as...

Another song from the sixties with Steel strings guitar.

https://youtu.be/GRg49WqzYkA