The Steel Guitar Forum

If you are looking for someone to fix it I would recomend A good friend of mine; L.T. Childress in Ft, Worth. he has done work for me before and I have been pleased with his work. His credits #1.he has made fiddles and done work for Johnny Gimble. hell that ought to be credit enough. I am at work so...

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Hey jim you have to pardon these guys that
think retro George Straight is some realy old stuff. I think they missed the boat on the other woman, Im not crazy yet, so on and sofourth .ya know country!

He is from the Abaline,tx. area if memory serves me corect.I belive you would call him a field rep for Carter steel guitars. If you get to see him live he is a dandy! I belive you can get some of his teaching material from Carters web page.

Chris it was the cowboy weaver show that had the segment with Dewey Groom. was that not the worst lip singing you ever have ever seen in you life. I use to sit down with Ted Lynch and watch what they did and laugh our buts off.

Donny for what it's worth a German lable named "Bear Famly Records" has got hold of most of these artist original studio recordings and the reproduction sounds better than the original albums ever did but some of the sets aint cheap (oooooops Aint Aint a word.)but the ones i have bought we...

hey Mario I boxed your ShoBud, well I guess our sho bud up today. I got my new Emmons,Gary Carpenter got my other Emmons.Call me I've got a good story to tell you.

a real good station that you can only seem to get in a line from FT WORTH TO MIDLOTHIAN west is 92.1 they run under several different call letters they broadcast from FT WORTH in the mornings and Cleburne tx. the rest of the day. The best program is from 8:00pm to midnight with Morgan Choate

I went over to the Ernest Tubb record shop Friday, and bought the Ray Price Box set 10 cd's it ranges from the early recordings through the mid to early 60's some of the early stuff wasn't that great but when you get to the shuffle tunes , if that stuff won't make um dance nothin will. Buddy Emmons,...

hell jeff I guess we can give Pantera some wranglers and a cowboy hat and call them country

We were at Northside Sunday at Big River dancing to Gary Carpenter and his bunch,and we went down the street to Big Balls, we got to see Albert Talley on steel,Justin Travinio,and Ronnie I can't remember his last name but he is equaly a good singer, didn't get to see Wren before we left it was just ...

concerning the original post i made on the rickenbacker you guys helped me determine what it was. I got the guy down to $75.00 on it, but the white 2"x2" pickguard piece under the strings is missing. Can I get another piece for it? and the case is trash it might hold together long enouhg t...

Thanks for all the good info guys. oh by the way what do you tune a 6 string to, or in otherwords what are the posible tunings and which is the most widely used I play two kinds of music country and western. LOL
thanks,
Randall

J D thats the one,just needs to cleaned off a little.
thanks Bob,and JD

Donny haw dare you want to hear a 4/4 bass
player,a fiddle, and a steel guitar!<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Randall Harrington on 03 July 2000 at 06:08 PM.]</p></FONT>

I am a dyed in the wool D10 Emmons player but I have wanted to play around with a lap steel an I found a black Rickenbacker with white pick guards and chrome pickup guard its clean is it worrth a $100 bucks or so????????
any input will be more than welcome!

hey guys and gals I guess you would have had to been there, but I watched the opry from backstage this week and as a whole the opry was dam'n good, the new barn is realy nice to look at and enjoy it changing colors while the bull$*#% rock country bands were playing, I got to spend some time visiting...

yes sir it is a cool lick but, it will only fit going back to the 1 chord in lets say oh about 10,000 "RAY PRICE" shuffles.
good lick dude !!!!!!!!
thanks Randy.