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I own no guitars/steels older than me, but I own many that will outlive me.

Very pretty. That was our wedding dance song. My wife is from Seattle

Beautiful Marc, from the friend you haven’t met yet, who used to live west of you on 33 in East Windsor and Allentown.

Why is one picture of a sunburst steel a others a non sunburst steel?

Roger, that was always my dream guitar

Mike, I loved it. That was the 70s California vibe that I grew up listening to.
I also loved that amber jumbo Guild. I had one with a maple neck and back. It was the best sounding acoustic that I ever played.

As pretty as it could be played. Duncan

Bonne Chance, Marty.
Your words should give all us over 65 idiots a pause to reflect about what is really important

Hello Ken. That is a beautiful T60 that you have there. I played one in the early 80’s and it could handle everything I wanted it to play. I’m considering hard about it, and am only a couple hours south of you and used to frequent the Spirit of Suwannee Park. Have a beautiful South Georgia day. Duncan

Beautiful playing Dennis. I know all the lyrics to the songs and sang them in my head to your tunes. It would have probably sounded worse if I opened my mouth.
In any event, have a beautiful Washington evening. I love Washington and have family outside of Olympia.
Duncan

Well, I thought it was great. Great playing.
I’ve always loved that song ever since I bought the CD for $1 out of a milk crate on St. Mark’s place in 1996

Great list Tom. Sneaky Pete carved out a great place in my musical brain.
This song may be my favorite one that he played on.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fh-9W19da-I

Thank you Tucker. Larry Campbell with the Black Crowes made a really fun and joyous combination. I love a pedal steel player who can make me smile

Thanks Kelcey. Your generous offer is greatly appreciated. I just took another good look under the ZB and realized just how much of the E9 knee levers are right where the C6 mechanics would be. This is starting to look like an extremely complicated operation that is doable, but may kill the patient ...

Thanks Kelcey, I floated this idea many years ago and received much the same response. There appears to be a lack of parts to reconstruct it. I would like to have one D-10, instead of two single necks, but I hate to sell the ZB. It has the prettiest birdseye maple and red sunburst finish... it also ...

Hello all. I hope you all are safe. I was just wondering if there is a way to re add a C6 neck back on a ZB SD 10. I have the most beautiful ZB SD 10 restored by Billy Knowles. I also have a Fulawka S 12, but I only need one, and I choose the ZB. In any event, if anyone knows who may be able to add ...

That was a really pretty version of one of my favorite songs Of all time

I believe that Susan Alcon fits in this post quite nicely.

Hands down, Bill Terry wins for the best and most tasteful stage rig.

Me too Scott. I started out my Gram journey with the Burrito Brothers, then went to Grievous Angel and GP. I picked this one up in 1977-1978 and was blown away. The band was comprised of a bunch of young guys earnestly playing country music the best that they could. Just as I was trying to do at the...

Gram was in the International Submarine Band before he joined the Byrds. The band put out an album In 1967 called Safe at Home. JayDee was all over that album

Why would you kill lemmings, or Lennon’s?

Why would you kill lemmings, or lemmins?

Here’s a PSA regarding this virus that I ran across
Https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kxhGxDz-z ... e=youtu.be

I saw Robert Plant a few years ago with Patti Griffin on vocals. Darrell Scott played the steel. It appears to be the same LDG Buddy Miller played in this clip. In any event, I too had never seen Buddy Miller play the steel, but I really liked his playing. Darrell was good too.