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This is what Paul posted years ago….. I like Ricky’s version also, sounds smooth.. The intro is played on the C6th tuning. (s) = a slide to the next instruction without restriking the strings. s = a very quick slide to the next instruction without restriking the strings. ~ = sustain [tab] 2_________...

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtop ... hord+chart

Here’s a lot info..
There are a lot of places to find these chords depending on what voicing you want to use.

Thank you sir…

W. C. Edgar wrote:https://fb.watch/mnPGqzXl1m/
Thanks for the kind words
WC

“So lonesome I could cry” that one sounds great also

WC you had a video of you playing Cold Cold Heart some time ago. I remember it was a great sounding version, but I can’t find it anywhere anymore. Could you post it again?

Kurt is a great multi instrument musician, and comes from very talented family of musicians. Search Johnston Bros Band you see what I mean…. And Kurt also toured Jon Bon Jovi….

Excellent….. great song….

You might want to watch and learn from Mickey Adams video, he shows you how find the right holes or slots for your set up… plus so much more, this info fine tunes your rodding chart..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GcFVpTzY0I&t=1989s

I think this was my first steel guitar album…..

If you want hear a Randall 500. The great Jim Murphy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8b5qW0L-7_w

Yeah Tommy. Time catches up with us…. Glad to hear you’re still picking some though. I have not been on a stage for about 5 years now., with Covid and all that crap… however I sit and pick most every day.. maybe later this year I’ll find some local boys to pick with. I also find myself ignoring the ...

Tommy…. One of my first influences and hero’s….

Gary sorry I do not have tracks only the CD....

Gary. I’ll check my stash in the morning. I know I have the book I’m sure the tracks are here somewhere..

My speaker came with two gaskets. One on the inside and one on the outside of the mounting edge. Depending on the mount front load or rear load. Remove the gasket you don’t need and the screws were plenty long enough. For my Nashville 112 I removed the back gasket (not needed )…

nice Dennis great tone....

Sounds nice Dennis, Tell Dave I said hello also....

Sounds nice Dennis, Tell Dave I said hello also....

Bob

Your probably right, this is so long ago I don't remember even posting this... I must have felt confident that day...
Thanks

Tony, little off topic but more info...

I put a PF350 in my 112, now she's a touch over 50 lbs .. but I like the speaker...

duplicate.....

Warren

Gerald has one for sale, he's close to you. contact him about the amp and the sound...

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=327378

Gordy

thanks everyone for the advise the job is finished and was much easier then I thought...
The video was helpful but, I did use an old deep well socket to tap the insert back in...

Thanks again

Look at the new speaker closely my new PF250 came with a seal on front and back of the speaker for front or rear load installation. I simple removed the seal I didn't need (the rear seal ) and installed it in my Nashville 112. the screws were then long enough... I also took my time and saved the sea...

thanks guys for the advise.. I have the tools listed ( including a chop saw lol ) and I think I'll give it a try....