The Steel Guitar Forum

I have exactly the same one, color and all and this is not gonna last long ,,,,,,,I luuuv mine

he-he.....It only took 8 months to start getting some replies........count me in on bass....I'm fast and good.......unlike me playing steel where I am slow and bad.

So if you ever want to sell it please let me know first..........

I replaced the Starter pickup with a 10-1. I would call Carter just to make sure the one you want will fit to be sure though. Great change in the tone. I'm almost sorry I sold it now as I also could find it usefull as a rehearsal guitar.

You've got a great gig there....you are really lucky. It's the first time seeing Dwight live and I gotta say it rocked. No bull, no fluff, more than an hour and a half of great music. He won over a very mixed audience (it was a trade show party) and pleased everyone. Wow!

I got to see Dwight and the band in Las Vegas this past week at the Palms for a private party on the rooftop. Great show! Fantastic! The steel player also played a number of other instruments but only played steel on a few. Anyone know who that is? On the D sings B album it says Josh Grange and Dwig...

when tuning my C6 Carter that on one page of the Carter book it says D or G for the first string. If it's D it's supposed to be a .012 and if it's G it says a .015. I have a .012 on there and tuning to G. I tuned down to D and it feels spongy....and the little I've learned on C6th is now altered. Hm...

But on the Buck album it's Josh Grange. I'll be seeing him in a couple of weeks at the Infocomm show in Vegas. I will come back with a report.

It wasn't high enough in the mix though. At least the camera guy got him on the solo okay..........

I have no idea what this is or if it's worth $5000 but thought I'd share.

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I still sleep with my eyes open. It freaks out the wife, dog, and cats and kids. I think it was more like '73 (or even earlier) Jory because I know I was back living in Salem in 75. It is all a blur. Remeber the Marzipan Band? I have Mark's 72 P bass still.

many, many, many ,many moons ago. I think Nixon was president. He's also a great guitarist!

Uh.....Clem

John Stewart, who wrote the Monkees' hit "Daydream Believer" and became a well-known figure in the 1960s folk music revival as a member of The Kingston Trio, has died, according to the band's Web site. He was 68. Stewart suffered a massive stroke or brain aneurysm and died early Saturday ...

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Thanks

I was actually going to start a thread asking if anyone knew where to get "paddles" to be attached to levers. When I sit at my Carter the RKR is the furthest pedal in on the guitar and my whole sitting position is defined by it. Anyone know if someone makes these?

I was at that Janice Joplin show at Harvard Stadium. That summer they had an incredible series of concerts. I saw Ike and Tina, Mountain,and a bunch of others. I'm from West Roxbury and a bunch of us would go every week. Also the shows at Boston Tea Party and Psykadelic (sp?) Supermarket. Whoo- hoo!...

That is purdy!!!

Didn't see your post till now. Hope y'all had a good one but whats with 5-8? If y'all ever need a bass player in a pinch gimme a shout. J

I agree with everything in your post.

I think they also need to fix the roads because the potholes in the spring are murder.

Check this one, try the "my community thingee"

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Had to jump into this one....... It is convienient for everyone to single out "cigarette smoke" as a measureable cancer causing factor. Any of you who have a gig this weekend where you drive for a half hour.....maybe an hour? to get to the gig have four, six, or god forgive eight cylnders ...

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Here's a six page article in today's Washington Post about the closing. You have to register with your email address to see the inside articles but it's worth it. It's a good news source to have. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/29/AR2007112902228.html?hpid=features1&...

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