The Steel Guitar Forum

Never make a bet with a golfer on the first tee who has a dark sun tan, squinty eyes and a one iron in his bag.

The vocal artists deserve much credit, but I lean toward the CD's where Paul Franklin is on the studio sessions, which is vast in itself.

Hi David,

Thanks for the YouTube clips. My favorite "The Blame"
Very Nice!

Mike

I recently received a couple of Herb's courses and they are excellent. The tabs are well written and the courses contain a CD that has Herb playing the tune and a backup track without the steel for practice. If you're looking to learn some new tunes and have the backup tracks as well, you should che...

From what I have read, I don't think Lloyd ever played 6 string guitar.

I've played acoustic bass for the last 30+ years. Got hooked on the PSG just a couple of years ago and can't seem to get enough.

See Mickey Adam's posts on Youtube. Lots of licks using B+C pedals.

Fresh new ideas seem to extend practice time without fatigue. I recently got the DVD from Mickey Adams and hours of practice time go by without realizing it. Thanks Mickey

There is a clip of Tim on Bobbe Seymore's web site. It was also included in Bobbe's last news letter. Very nice!

D10 Serial number 17891 new in 1984 $1775.00
Still have the reciept

Just stumbled across a clip of Tommy on Youtube playing solo. Can anyone tell me where it can be purchased? If anyone hasn't seen it yet, look it up - it's great.

Being a new player that plays totally by ear, memory or as I call it association is the key to my development. After learning how to harmonize the scales and committing them to memory, association to the phrases that I'm trying to play becomes second nature. When I hear somthing that I would like to...

I have been a bass player for the past 40+ years. Started playing the steel 3 years ago when my older brother passed away and left me his gear. The steel is such a refreshing change musically and I can't seem to get enough. I don't see that changing for me anytime soon.

Without a doubt, one of my favorite videos of all time is that of Tommy & Lloyd's presentation of the E9th a few years back. Just curious if anyone of the forum was there for the performance, where it was done and what your thought of the night were.

Sounds great. Where did you get the sound track?

Can't go wrong with the Hilton, and Keith really stands by what he builds.

Here is a link that may be usefull.
www.planet.eon.net/~gsimmons/shobud/models.html

Would you Session 400 users mind sharing some of your tone settings and the steels that you play? I have a 400 and a NV1000 and the 1000 seems to sound better with a SuperPro w/710 pickups.

Another thanks to Keith who just repaired my pedal free of charge. I was wondering how the repair was going when it just showed up in mail. Cant't wait to get the new CD.

Have an '84 SuperPro, but only have been playing for a couple of years. Always used SIT strings. Any other suggestions on string choices and gauges?

These ShoBud's were left to me when my brother passed away. I now play the Super Pro but would like to identify the older one in the photos. He acquired it in the early 70's. Any ideas of what vintage it is? http://photos.yahoo.com/mgorsch

Lawrence 710 sounds great on my Super Pro