The Steel Guitar Forum

I definitely want a copy!

Hi Larry:

Do you remember Nick McDougle? Do you know what ever came of him?

I've been out of GA since 1995. I used to go hear him quite a bit back then. Used to go hang out with Tritt at Ms. Kitty's in the early days also!

Does anybody know what happened to this guy? Used to play at the Buckboard in Marietta, GA with AJ & Swamp Creek.

Does anybody know what happened to this guy? Used to play at the Buckboard in Marietta, GA with AJ & Swamp Creek.

Does anyone have this tabbed out?

Is there such a thing??? Just moved to the Broken Arrow, OK area and would like to get to know other steelers.

Does anyone have any suggestions for the DD-6 with a Nashville 1000?

The steeler is Mike Johnson.

Might could have been Randy Sorrels.

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"Steel Cowboy"
"Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition!!!"

If you can play in tune, you are ahead of the game. Also, knowing when not to play is VERY important. It's not how many licks you know, it's how well you play them...Keep these things in mind, resist the urge to play continuously and you'll do great!!! http://steelguitarforum.com/biggrin.gif -------...

Hi Brett...I would like to email something to ya...Send me your email address.

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"Steel Cowboy"

Does anyone know where I can get the tab to "Funny How Time Slips Away"?

Day...Started playing that way and never changed.

Most of the steel work was done by Larry Sasser.

Mr. Anderson, I have a couple of questions I would like to ask you. Do you have an email address that you give out???

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"Steel Cowboy"

Lloyd Green???

Tony, Welcome to the disease of steel guitar!!! Just remember, no matter how much you progress, its not how much you play, but how well. If you only know a few licks, PLAY THEM PROFESSIONALLY! Also, be tasteful, nobody likes a steady diet of steel all night long! Its not knowing a thousand licks, it...

I would like to know who did the steel guitar work on the Bellamy Brothers tracks. Most of them sound like the same player. To me, it is good tasteful steel. It is also a unique sound. By the way...Bobbe Seymour, if you read this, we ain't forgot about you. We will be down soon...Seymour Rocks!!!

Not to add to a ruckus here but...There are thousands of Ford or Chevy dealers across this nation. They will all sell the same vehicle for basically the same price (regardless of what they advertise). The key to business is how you make the customer feel. I have done business with Bobbe Seymour in t...

A big welcome to ya!!! Seems like alot of good folks on here...Kinda new to the Forum myself.

After buying a guitar from Bobbe a month or so ago, I wholeheartedly agree with you guys. It was one of the best experiences I've had when making a "major" purchase. As with some of you, I got alot of extras to go along with the deal. The biggest extra was the time Bobbe took during my vis...

Thanks for the welcome, Jerry.

Figured I might as well jump in here and quit hidin. Like some other steelers out there, I laid it down for 10 years and I'm just picking it back up. I guess 41 ain't too old to start over!!! Although most of my friends say when I was young the big dipper was just a cup!!! Had hair back then too!!!