The Steel Guitar Forum

Back in the '50s I was a 'Sons of the Saddle' groupie.
They did a radio show on CFAC or CFCN as well as playing at the Glenmore Hall on weekends.
Vic Seibert-rhythm guitar
Gene Siebert-accordian
Lennie Siebert-bass
Johnny Allen-steel
Roy Warhurst-fiddle...I think

Thanks, Michael. I knew someone would know, Larry

Who played steel on Marie Osmond's Paper Roses?

b0b, please close this topic, thanks

I have Sho-bud Pro II Custom 8x4 I would trade for a S-10 C6th 5x?.

Steve; try www.primacoustic.com
they seem to have the answers

Way back when, Roger Miller played drums for Ray Price. Who played steel on that tour? Thanks

Here's real Barn Dance www.greatcanadianbarndance.com
way too much fun

Thanks Maurie.

One more time for this late comer...Leavitt tuning for 8 strings. Thanks

I've used one called "Cool Edit". Works well, is easy to use.

Seasons Greeting Brad, and thanks to you and all those involved in this site. I guess that includes everyone who uses this site. You've all been a big help to me.

I recently started playing lap steel after playing regular guitar for 40+years. I found many songs that I played on regular guitar were as easy or easier to play on lap steel. Here are a few of them... Satin Doll, Canadian Sunset, Yellowbird, Hot Toddy, Temptation, Indian Love Call, Danny Boy,Somewh...

Thanks guys....they were asking $425. Three legs, three pickups...etc.

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I recently saw a D-8 Guyatone in a pawn shop in Cranbrook, B.C. I'm assuming Guyatone. It had no name that I could find. At the fret markers were Capitol letter "Gs". Anyone know the history of this model????

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