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I am truly in shock, condolences to his family and all the friends and musicians that got to share the stage with him.
He will ever be missed. I will be playing the Johnny Bush CD "Lost Highway Saloon" tonight in his honor.

Awesome show, all the musicians had the music down, but there was one who really stood out, guess who?

My friend Brian and I are going to get to see and hear Mike Smith and his Zum playing a new tribute show "Garth Live" tonight at 8:00 Pm at the Riverside Hotel casino in Laughlin Nevada, so looking forward to this.

Just curious, was this guitar ever owned by Dee Carestia? It is a beauty.

:eek: I just found out about the passing of Chuck's beautiful wife Marilyn, Margie and I are in shock. We became great friends when they lived a block from our home in Kingman, we had lots of good times and Chuck was building his Desert Rose Guitars there. She will be missed by all who had the pleas...

:whoa: Shocked to hear of Ray's passing, he was the consummate Steel Players friend, Bass man and singer. I was invited to play the 6th SWSGA show and Ray played bass on my set, he also sang Harmony on my vocals, we had lunch afterward and told me about a CD he had just recorder with the great John ...

It's hard to imagine this still being for sale. Beautiful guitar,and ZB history.

Great news Nick, thanks for posting. Do you have a new phone number for them? Thanks in advance,
Bill

Great job Y'all, love the video.

I bet this was tuned to C 6, with that pedal location, just my humble opinion, sweet guitar. Best luck selling.

Man, That pro III is to die for, Damir, best luck selling, Man O Man.

This beautiful guitar should have been sold before I just saw it. Unbelievable bargain. I wish I could buy this one, Williams are great guitars.

Looks Just like Mike Johnson's steel, should sell fast at this price. Best selling.

Thanks Tony, yes it was a very special one that I pretty much wore out on the road. Some day I would like to meet you again face to face and tell you how I lost it. Much too long for here.

Beautiful guitar Mark, best luck selling, very rare and beautiful. Good thing I can't buy anything.

Wow! You're killing me here Damir. Best luck selling this amazing guitar.

Thanks for the heads up Mike, best to you and all the family and staff at Mullen Guitars.

That Super Pro with aluminum necks is to die for, The lacquer wood is just amazing. Best luck selling. First super pro I have ever seen with aluminum necks. Thanks for the pictures.

:( Joseph, I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. I hope you will post pictures of the other end of this guitar, I think you have what is called a "Peminent" which has little tuners on the end near the pickups. If so, these are highly desirable collector guitars, and since your Dad Gary o...

Wow! What a beautiful part of the Sho Bud history. And built by Duane Marrs, this should be gone real soon. I wish I could afford to have it. This is why I spend my late hours just looking to see such beautiful guitars. Best of luck selling this guitar.

Thanks for posting these photos Guy, I had to miss this one, so it was great to see all the heroes and friends in the photos. Glad Dee and Paul Carestia were there again, would have lover to hear them again, especially Dee's singing and playing.

What a beautiful lacquer Mullen Guitar, unreal deal.IMHO.

:( Most likely won't be able to make it this year, hate missing seeing my friends and especially Leona Williams. But on a high note last year I was able to buy the best thumb pick and finger pick set I ever owned from Gary Sill, the thumb pick is a Zookies M-10, and the finger picks are Pro Pik-2-, ...

Question for Ricky. Just what amount of weight would one save by making an S 10 out of this beautiful historic Pro III Custom? Inquiring minds want to know.

That is one amazing Emmons, the wood is to die for, best luck selling this one. WOW!