The Steel Guitar Forum

Living under an hour away from Ed, I am very fortunate to have one of his guitars. He is a fabulous man and one of the best craftsmen around. His standard for everything in life is only THE BEST! Believe me, making one of the best guitars around is only part of this man's talent.

Your million hits doesn't surprise me. It's great stuff for a all to enjoy, but in particular someone like myself still trying to learn as much as I can. Thank you for the help and motivation to keep going.

Any thoughts on TablEdit vs ClicTab.

Greg, I must add an additional THANK YOU for your fabulous tips and all the time you put into providing the tabs and tracks. I truly appreciate your willingness to share the valuable information you continually provide.

Other: Fulawka. Love it.

Looks great. No problems. Look forward to your completed project.

Mine is in the "0" position. Can't really tell you if this is the best or not as it's totally up to the individual. I ordered Paul's cd on the use of this pedal and even he says there is no right or wrong place to postion this pedal. I think it's however you learn with it becomes the posit...

Ricky: Although I've never met you I still feel we have something in common. I have one of Ed's guitars. I sent Ed a link to the video in case he missed it and he was guick to tell me that he recorded it. He makes a great guitar. The Fulawka experience is about all we have in common, because as a be...

You make it look easy Nick. Nice job!

Thanks David. I'm still waiting for the cd's I purchased to arrive and your comments keep me exicited about the delivery to come.

I too have played in bands that just got too loud. It actually got to the point where the lead quitar player would be so loud people in the audience would cover their ears. After too many gigs with my ears ringing, and not being able to convince the lead player that we were getting too loud (I now t...

Dan. So nice to see you reply. It's obvious from the material in the show that a steel has to be part of this concert. As a new player, I really enjoyed hearing a see you play. All the best on your future shows.

I could tell from my location.

I saw Lee Ann Womack in concert last night at Casino Rama. Great singer and fabulous band. Nice to hear the PSG and the fiddle in the mix. I don't know who was on the PSG, but he did a great job. If you get a chance to catch Lee Ann when she is in your area, take in the show. You'll enjoy this one.

Finally got this to play. Great piece Al!

Thanks Dan. I was close but this sounds better. I appreciate your help.

Does anybody else have this problem. The video shuts down just before they start to play?

This picture is a great motivator. I'm going to post this next to my steel and look at it during those times when I feel like giving up.

Wow! I've mailed an order for some of your cd's. Can't wait to receive them.

Thanks Erv. I received my copy today. God Bless and Happy Easter.

I enjoyed that and that's a very nice arrangement. Happy Easter to you.

Thanks for the feedback on Paul's material. I too would like the video to be DVD, so I'll wait on ordering that and hope the DVD format is available soon. However, it's quite easy to recognize from the comments that this instructional material is great, so my money order is on it's way for a couple ...

It goes without saying that Paul Franklin is fabulous. I'm wondering if anybody can provide a review of the follow teaching cd's from Paul? 1)Pedal 4...E9th...The F#'s to G# and Eb to E Knee Lever Change, and 2)Improvising Over Minor Chords...E9th

Can anyone help me with the opening of this song as heard on the original song? I have a tab to play the entire song, but the intro is unlike the original and that's really what I'm trying to nail. I have worked with several variations on my own and it's sounding better each time I try, but I though...

Josh, if you have half his talent you're already on your way. Your grampa is great on that steel.