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FWIW: G H S offers a compound wound .080(DY80) and a .090(DY90).

No tab, but the tune is on "Old Friends Play Old Time Gospel" Wayne Smith / Stu Basore.

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I picked some with Jerry Day in the late 70's. I've lost track of him over the years though. We had some good times http://steelguitarforum.com/cool.gif <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by MALCOLM KIRBY on 17 March 2004 at 05:49 PM.]</p></FONT>

What would you guys say a Sho-Bud Little Bull is worth? I know a guitar player that has one, and I've had my eye on it for a while. Thanks in advance.

I picked up the CD at SGN last Friday. If you ain't got one yet - get one, or 2, or 3....

Jimmy probably won't wash his elbows for a month Have a great show Jimmy!

2/7/4 AM: Studio 2/7/4 PM: Eagles Hopkinsville,KY 8-12 2/8/4 AM: Pritchetts Chapel Madisonville, KY 2 services 8:30 & 10:30 Nick, At the Iron Horse gig, make sure to leave your right rear leg a little loose on your steel - it might come in handy. http://steelguitarforum.com/biggrin.gif

Hey John, I saw Hank and talked with him a little while when I was in Biloxi 12/18-20.

Yep Ben, your "Big Buddy" Jimmy Powell can sho-nuff pick.

The Pennington/Emmons "Goin' Out Swingin' features Curtis Potter/vocals on Heart Of A Clown.

A live vocal version of HOAC is on the Curtis Potter & The National Swing Band of Texas Live CD. This CD features Steve Palousek on steel.

Hey Dave - tell Kevin hello for me.

.155 doesn't take up much room in your
pack-a-seat. Makes more room for those other necessities

For guitar players: .155 is great for patchwork on pedal boards & racks.

The Bell Cove video also shows a George L cable, with the gold plug, in Buddy's steel.

If it's good enough for the Big E, ......

Wish I could be there Dec.6......
As it stands right now;
I'll be playing steel with Phil Vaught in Biloxi at the Grand Casino Dec.18-19-20. Looking foward to seeing some of my buddies on the Gulf Coast.
Y'all have fun tomorrow, ya hear.

A little bluegrass usually goes a long way with me. But, while flipping through the program guide, I saw the name "Ralph Stanley" on LINK and watched the entire show.
Yes, he's a national treasure for sure.

Yeah Tommy, Kemp's one of my favorite writers and he's a pretty dern good singer too.

You're right Steve - Curtis is co-writer on those songs. (Didn't mean to slight Curtis)I've got a CD with Curtis singing "Next In Line" and "Love Bug". I just dug it out and gave it a listen.

A Wayne Kemp composition I do believe.

The first Steel Guitarist that I remember seeing on TV was Hal Rugg on Eddie Hill's "Country Junction", with Jimmy Capps on guitar. I was in grade school at the time, but would always catch that early morning show. Although I wasn't into steel at the time, the instrumentals and backup that...

Listen....
To a broken heart, trying hard to beat
(oops, wrong Listen)

I get my drinkin' song "fix" from Gary Stewart.

There's also a great arrangement on the "Chicken Pickin' Plus" CD by Jimmie Crawford & Russ Hicks.

Merle: The ST stands for "short twist".

Check your email Ray.

Gary Carpenter is in Ft. Worth, and has been applauded on this forum a few times. What a player, what a guy.