The Steel Guitar Forum

Dear Senor Tyack
Been listening to your records ( and web-soundfiles) for some months now. Just want to appreciate the high level of input and inspiration. Thanks for your help
jeppe

Thanks everybody, Donny, Bobby..
Fantastic to hear more of him. Thanks for the music, Gib

Just heard Gib on sn Cassandra Wilson album
Playing some great pedal steel.
Does ayone know some more playing of this man?
jep

Ole, you’re right - no Wrights on iTunes. (on Mac, either)
It was for sure in the iTunes Music Store some time ago.
I just went to buy it, but they must have taken it of for sale in Europe??? Jeppe

Jeppe just mailed Jelle

Hi Chris I’m not mainly a dobroman. I bought myself a Regal (I think it’s called RD 45) just to try the dobro out. Then put a quarterman cone, a bone nut (or try a steel raised), and a hardwood saddle, and decent tensioned strings,.... and wauvvvv what an improved sound!! At least for a period back ...

Henry You really got a great jazz steeler in Europe. My Man here is Richard Nelson, Ireland. I heard him play Coltrane’s Favourite Things, Monk,Wayne Shorter, + standards with almost hornlike lines backed by jazz trio. Some solos bebopped and some really funky stuff too. Ohh, some jazz horn things s...

Bless you Drew, to do some great playing on that beautiful guitar. Just curious, what kind of playing do you use the 12 for, ccompared to your D10. Awesome axe, congrats! Jeppe

Douglas, I’m sorry and mad to hear about it. It’s a beautiful steel with the very destinctive Zum-look, so I’ll keep an eye open for ya on what is put up for sale in Europe!
Hope you find a substitute, comforting though them Zums are born with the ability to learn your licks! Jeppe

I just love that little simple pedal steel solo on Bob Dylans Nashville Skyline, 1969 with Johnny Cash.

Does anyone know who played pedal steel on this little instrumental? Jeppe

Thanks Terry for putting me straight http://steelguitarforum.com/smile.gif ! Sorry about the European ignorance, steel music and stories are hard to get over here. Sure would very much like to hear your playing, mp3 files with short and lively content would be appreciated (anyone?). Yet, even a pict...

Hey B.J. Beautiful steel So, what’s the story. Do you like playing it? Why, and What,.. is that leather? How old is it? Thanks for posting pics! Beautiful. Jeppe I’ld say your guitar belongs in Dave Allens Zum Gallery!!!<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[...

Crowbear
Enjoyed to see it went so well.
Who knows, in the future you might attract us Wikings.
Down for a little steelin’ and skiing, or what about steelin’ and drinkin’ burgundy. Impressive work you’re putting in for steel playing in Europe!! Jeppe

Mr Franklin. Seems you’re very well known in Europe

I realized that the Zumsteel was not that prominent in the pictures of Torben, so here’s one of the guitar itself.
http://www.pbase.com/borissteel/image/41537642

But, you know, the man behind the instrument, his experience, his ideas, still is the main thing.
Jeppe

Terry Forgive my ignorance, but I must have seen reference to your name somewhere, more as a player...? ..building his own guitars? ...and then pops up a guitar in Ireland? ...in jazz music? That sounds like a good story, please tell us!! Just a rough outline of your music career etc., and what stee...

A few pictures from a concert in Copenhagen with Richard Nelson from Ireland, a fantastic concert backed by a trio from the Danish Radio Bigband, the kind of concert that we don’t get to Denmark so often. If you see this Richard, thank you again for a good one, yooouu, ’Round about Midnight. And wha...

Hi Torben With all the gigs you play, you must be one of the busiest around’ in Denmark; you really deserved a "one of a kind steel" to match you! I heard you get carried away with that one, your tone, your style, woaww. Thank you for that beautiful day and your hospitality, I’ll never for...

Interesting discussion Larry, I perfectly understand your concern about dealing with a guy as far away as Denmark. Of course, I couldn’t say weather or not you can trust him. But one thing for sure; it’s extremely difficult for us to get hands on a pedal steel guitar in Denmark. The US is the closes...

Thanks Everybody, thanks for your time . It’s really hard here in the start to look through to what you really need. Chris, I’ll take your advice to keep it simple. Tommy, No doubt! If anone was to to take full advantage of this! I guess it takes a man of your skills to squeeze the outmost, the best...

Hey Klaus - Is it you again! I can’t smell you from here - and I’m pretty close, right in your backyard, nor am I scared by the "heavy-rock-dude" photos on your website http://steelguitarforum.com/wink.gif I was actually at your site some time ago when you first advertised your clips; just...

Dag Really Good stuff! What a "kveld" (night) that must have been! Are you playing the dobro also? Thank you for the music Jeppe <font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Jeppe Grangaard on 15 March 2005 at 09:26 AM.]</p></FO...

Post it in another section of the forum.
Maybe Mr. Franklin doesn’t have so much to
come for here in the tab section. Jeppe

Ole Just send you a couple of photos to host, can you link them to this thread? Richard I tried to mail you the pics too, but keep getting notice of a delivery failure! Jeppe<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Jeppe Grangaard on ...