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2packs4sure 1 year ago
Recorded 1963 Nashville, TN – Rink Hardin (Rink Hardin [vcl], Kelso Herston [gt], Ray Edenton [gt], Wayne Moss [gt], Pete Drake [steel], Buddy Killen [bass], Buddy Harman pdrums], Hargus Robbins [piano])

This picture was made around 1990. Rehearsal before recording a live album for a gospel group. J.M.W. http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1504/744_Johnny_Wall_Fincher_Live_Album_1.jpg This picture is the album cover for that recording. J.M.W. http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1504/744_finchers...

https://youtu.be/-eYBcSWtJ28

Two country legends... 1982

BUMP ^^^
Beautiful instrument.

How many knee levers are under this fine instrument Damir?

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That must be a record. Three minutes from posting till email from memphislim... I assume he bought it.

Man that is one fine looking instrument.

Best wishes to the new owner...

Bump for a very pretty steel.

I hear a lot of Hank SR. influence in his singing there... Good stuff...

Check out the break at around the 3:00 minute mark.
http://youtu.be/M7Ly0XBfpbs

Smooth stuff!!

The F5 refresh worked this time for me Mike.

The Time Jumpers were nominated for a Grammy.... Saw it on the Grammy show tonight.

I just loved the sound of the steel guitar. No matter if it was the haunting sound on a slow ballad or if it was a chicken picken fast number; I just loved the sound. I was a 6 string player already and it just seemed like the next step to me.

Bump for a great looking guitar.

I did a search on the forum on this amp and I've never seen an amp get as many high ratings as this one. It must be good.

Our gospel group had an Ampeg bass amp from 1971 till 1981 when we quit. Without a doubt the toughest amp I ever saw... And it sounded great too.

Email sent...

I sent you a P.M. on this Wayne...

Darvin,
I sent you a PM....

Thanks Skip, I'll check it out...

What a beauty.....

Is anyone in the steel guitar community involved in making professional southern gospel accompaniment tracks? I've been on the Daywind site and other mainstream track sites... They have some good tracks but not always in the right keys, etc... I heard a person singing to a track of "Guilty"...

I run all my gear, including CD player, into a stereo Mackie mixer and plug headphones into the mixer... Neat way to practice but I get use to the stereo and miss it when I played live... Be careful with volume... It can aggrevate your tinnitis if you have it....