The Steel Guitar Forum

Guitar has been sold.

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2020-03/388_IMG_2156_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix2020-03/388_IMG_2153_1.jpg 1998 Carter double neck 10 string pedal steel guitar , Bermuda Blue with Bill Lawrence XR-16 pickups, 9 floor pedals and 6 knee levers, currently an Emmons setup with ...

I use an app called Isong.

Great sounding guitar!

Does anybody know who the steel player was with Willie, Merle, Kris and Blake Shelton on the Grammys show?

I appreciate the thank you Ben. That's the only time I've ever get my name in the same sentence as the great Tommy White!

Tommy's got it right. That was indeed Bob Lucier. He did play steel for the Tommy Hunter Show but I think this was a clip from George Hamilton's show that George did for awhile in Canada.

When you use delay do you still use reverb on the amp? Also, what digital delay unit do you use?

I've got the CD and it's gooooood!! Highly recommended!

Ann, I just found out about John. What can be said at a time like this? I am stunned and feel so so sorry for you, your family and the Carter family. Our prayers and sympathy go out to you. I feel so honoured that I was able to work in St. Louis with John, you and the rest of the Carter people. If t...

I agree whole heartedly! My dad and his musical friends produced the first music I heard. Dad was my inspiration and main enthusiast. He even built my first pedal steel which now resides in the Barn Dance Society Museum in Wingham, Ontario, Casnada.

John Hughey did a great "rake" type lick on the intro of Conway Twitty's Games Daddies Play. Does anyone know the lick and could you tab it?

Neat riff Greg...thanks for posting!

John, I live in Waterloo Ont and would love to hook up with you. I'm working the Carter booth at the St. Louis convention but will be back home on Monday Sept.4. Feel free to email me directly. I'll have my Blackberry with me in St. Louis and can get emails.

I would also like to extend my deepest sympathy to Ed and his family. Irene was always at the steel guitar events with Ed and was a gracious hostess in the hospitality suite in St. Louis.

I'm pretty sure it was the great John Hughey.

How 'bout the lick Mike does at the end of the Love's Gonna Live Here ride! Has anybody tabbed that one yet?

The steel player on Carroll Baker's Play Your Steel Huitar For Me was non other than Lloyd Green. He was also the session leader for the album. I think Carroll basically wrote the song for Lloyd.

Count me in, here in Waterloo, Ontario. Waterloo's also the home of a great steeler, Ed (Peewee Charles) Ringwald.

My dad didn't ever play steel at all. Although he did and still does play fiddle. He taught me to appreciate and enjoy music. And better yet - - he built my first steel guitar. He must have had a vision that I would play. It was a double neck 10 string with 8 pedals and 1 knee lever was eventually a...

Has anybody taken a stab at the tab for the steel break in the Dixie Chicks' Let 'Er Rip? LLoyd Maines really does let it rip. It's tough to figure out and just as tough to execute.

That would be awful if George didn't use steel on his album. I don't know for a fact but I was guessing that the song George did on the benefit concert last night (with the beautiful Franklin break) would be on his new CD. Hard to play steel but I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Thanks a lot guys for the quick response. I had looked at my George Strait recordings for the song but had forgotten to look on the box set of his greatest hits (da!). So now I just have to figure out the great C6 solo - - should be fun.

I don't have a recording of the Bob Wills song Right or Wrong. I need to play the tune next week and don't know it well enough to figure out the chord progressions. Can anybody help?

Yes the song I'm talkin' about is the one by Holly Dunn. I don't have a recording of it but I had a couple of forumites send me their ideas on the intro. It helped me remember. I think the song by the Mavericks is just called There Goes My Heart.
Thanks to all!