The Steel Guitar Forum

Bluegrass is the genre of music where you will usually find the Dobro....and you usually find singers there also. But, yes, there are instrumental albums around for Dobro. Here are my 3 favorite pickers & my favorite instrumental disc for each. All of these guys possess the finest talent for the...

Look in the 'New Products' listing of the forum.
There is a recently released CD by Steve Palousek & Larry Toliver; **Side By Side**. They are also releasing tabs for the tunes included.

Oooops! Shoulda went to your website first to get an answer to my question. Yes, real inlay.

Is the horse on the front apron an actual marquis (layered pieces)style inlay or is it a removable sticker?

Super amp at a great price!

Payment sent.

Brandon,
I just received your notice that the CDs are still available. Please verify that the e-mail address in you original listing is correct for Pay-Pal & I'll be sending you $80 in payment for both sets. My mailing address will come with the payment.
Many Thanks, Keith Schuler

You have created a masterpiece with this instrument.

I received my copy of Gary's CD yesterday. A couple of the tunes were suprises...ones that I wouldn't expect to hear played on steel. Everything was played with great skill & style. I'll be listening to this disc for a long time to come.

Karen,
Sorry that I can't direct you to the tab for this tune. Fantastic album that also includes Streets Of Loreado. It was Jimmie Day playing steel on the album for Willie in 1968.
Keifer

Perhaps my eyes are being tricksters today....but I'm counting 5 levers on the left side & 2 on the right. Is it a 7X7? Either way, it certainly is a jem.

Yes sir, this IS the deal of the year! I'm glad that I was able to take advantage of such a great deeal. It was not long ago that b0b stated that he was hoping to get out of the CD business. I assume that also includes cassettes & LPs. With that being the case, I advise any members wanting to pu...

b0b,
If still available, I'd like to purchase a box of 60 cassettes. I would like them shipped using Media Rate Postage & payment would be made using Pay-Pal.
I'll need your Pay-Pall address to make the p'mnt.
Many Thanks, Keith Schuler

The CD alone is worth the offering price....it's fantastic. The book is very well written going into the life of a great picker & inovator of pedal steel design. Don't let this one pass you by. Get your copy while they are still available. And yes, this book would make a great gift for your favo...

Fred,
I've sent you an e-mail at the address listed in the first block of this thread. Please respond with requested info.

TY, Keith

Terry, I don't know how this compares to the E9 Chart from Mel Bay, but The C6 Chord Dictionary by Neil Flanz is the best I've found as far as what it takes to put together any chord you could ask for. A regular treaure trove of knowledge for chords on the lower neck. Here is a link to the web site....

This guitar has been sold, pending receipt of funds. It's coming back to its birthplace.

Robert,
Photos of guitar were recieved today. Also saw some of a previous listing. Will hopefully call you this evening.
Many Thanks, Keifer; Louisville, KY

b0b, I want to purchase the remaining 8 Jim Loessberg cassette courses.... 'All The Things That You Are' 'Body & Soul' 'Four' 'Dewey Square' 'Look For The silver Lining' 'My Little Sued Shoes' 'Perhaps' and 'Cheryl' 'Yardbird Suite' Payment($48.00)by US Postal mail to follow your acknoledgement ...

Chris,
e-mail sent for pics & info

Keith Schuler

Larry,
I've sent you a PM.
Keifer

Larry, I've sent ya a PM. Busy tonight, but please note recieving it. Need more info & a couple more photos.
Keith Schuler

Should anyone be interested,I've checked old records & the serial number is correct so here's a small segment of this guitar's history. I purchased this guitar from "Gold City Pawn Shop" of Fort Knox, Kentucky in December, 1973. At that time both the guitar & case were in mint comd...

Interested In both Steel & Amp.....PM sent

Keith Schuler; Louisville, KY

the steel bars that we commonly use are usually 7/8 inch. Do you ahve any that are closer to this size?
Probably a 21 or 22 mm?