The Steel Guitar Forum

Fred, my Slim Whitman album "Home on the Range" [United Artists][1978] lists Sonny Darrish which is probably a misprint for Sonny Garrish.

LJ,
Do you know anything about the band "Debra Lee and Trigger Happy" that is playing at the opening of J.D.s Honky Tonk in Victorville, the following week [23rd, 24th and 25th]. This is great news. Two fresh places to go and hear good music.

Sorry Erv, hit I instead E.

Irv, please include me. Thanks in advance

Curt, if I remember right on the original album , Mike Auldridge played dobro and Eric Weissberg played banjo and steel guitar.

Terry. I've had the same problem with most of my Jeff Newman's dvd. They freeze up near the last chapter. I'm playing them on a Bose system, and that is not a cheap system. I have been thinking that I had damaged them somehow, but now hearing that someone else is experiencing the same problem makes ...

And produced by Ray Pennington

also, check out the other musicans on these albums: Buddy Spicher,Dale Sellers,Kenny Sears,Dave Kirby, Bobby Thompson,Leon Rhodes, Joe Allen,Dennis Burnside,Bunky Keels,Larrie London,Blondie Calderon, Henry Strzelecki,Tommy Cogbill, Gene Chrisman and Wade Kirby. All top notch talent.

Don, Vol. 1 and Vol.3 were Buddy. I had Vol. 2 but lost it a few years ago.

Ricky, you da man. How about some examples of diminished chords used in the same way,ie: passing chords.

Dave, Blackie Taylor is just over the hill from you in Riverside.

Jim, believe that was the "High Tone Woman" cut from George's "Somewhere Down in Texas" CD

Jim, believe that was the "High Tone Woman" cut from George's "Somewhere Down in Texas" CD

update. Just heard from Scotty. He just sold his last copy. Has thirty(30) more on order. And at a great price. $12.00 plus S&H for cassette, tab and rhytmn track.

Eddie, no offense taken here. Just good ole' open discussion. Does anyone know what the copywrite law is if the product is no longer in issue or print.

Thanks John. E-mailed Scottys to find out if still available. Will reply as soon as I find out. Again thanks.

John, I can't seem to find it listed at Scotty's website, What section is it under and what is the name of the item. Be more than willing to purchase it. Also, couldn't agree more with your post. It does cost these people money to make these products, and it costs whoever is selling the product mone...

One more time. Sorry Marty, I missed your endorsement of the MD the first time around. So, if I found one cheap enough , say pawn shop, recycler newspaper, etc. etc. I should go for it?

Also, according to me, my ear is the most unbiased to me I've ever heard. Therein lies the problem.

Marty, agreed. But it's just that one gnawing question, what do I really sound like to people other than my wife,relatives and friends. Does everbody go through this or is it just me.

Question. First, please excuse my ignorance, but I'm at the point in my playing (2 years) where I want to hear how I really sound from an unbiased source, ie, tape, MD, CD, PC, etc. Not wanting to spend $300-$500 just to hear myself play, what would your suggestions be. Also, is everything miked, ie...

Bill, Alvis Edgar Owens, I believe after his daddy. Someone told me he chose the name "Buck" from a mule the family owned. Right or wrong??? Thanx for the reply.

Also, if anyones interested, the "record lady" has two Corky Jones (Buck Owens) songs, "Hot Dog" and "Rhythm and Booze".

Herb, I ordered your "Mr. Wallace & Company" from Del Mullen site. One word "fantastic", Guys, if your thinking of adding another CD to your collection, "Mr. Wallace &
Company" is the one.

Bill, Buck Owens/Corky Jones. I believe when Buck was starting out, he was doing session guitar work, and when he started recording he was known as Corky Jones. Anyone please correct me if I'm wrong.