The Steel Guitar Forum

Thanks Evelyn and Gearge for for your replys. I'll follow up.

Thanks everyone for your input. Yes Mel and Jon, I believe you are right. I'm a little new at this. A little on down the road I'll attempt to repost this entry on Bar Chatter.

Also: Thanks Herb for the words to the "New Panhandle Rag". I just printed them off.

Mike!

I appreciate this run very much. I have just printed it out and added it to my repretore of "hammer on/pull off" licks.

Allow me to be more specific to the above entry. Are there "words" to classic instrumentals such as: (1) Georgia Steel Guitar, (2) Pan Handle Rag, (3) Bud's Bounce, (4) B-Bob Hop, (5) Remington Ride, (6) Steel Guitar Jubilee, (7) Oklahoma Stump, (8) Boot Hill Drag, (9) Etc, Etc Etc. I find...

Can anyone recall all of the classic Steel Guitar Instrumentals? Also: I am interested in just how many of then have words to them? (I know "Steel Guitar Rag" does. I have Tom Bradshaw's #11 album from the "Steel Guitar Record Club" series featuring Speedy West playing steel with...

Thanks Terry and Jim. I'll follow up on the imput.

In 1959/60 time-frame, I bought two (2) L.P. albums featuring the Blackwood Brothers singing Gospel songs, Hawaiian style. Jerry Byrd was the steel player. I still have these two albums, but have listened to them so many times, they are practically worn out. I am wondering if these albums (in mint c...

When I was 16 years old, my dad bought me a 6 string Gibson lap guitar and also the "Gibson Mastertone Study Course." The course consisted of 48 lessons (over 300 pages) and was first printed in 1939. It was and probably is the most comprehensive study course ever produced featuring the no...