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It is with the greatest sadness that I tell you of the passing of my longtime friend, and fellow steel player, Tony "AJ" Rubino.

He is now at rest, at peace, and no longer in pain or suffering.

Hi, I have Wheeler S14. Here are some pix of the undercarriage. Feel free to email if you specific questions. norman.michaels@gmail.com Best, Norm https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/951_81261273_2548701562119733_4532464577853521920_n_1.jpg https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/951_812...

It is with the saddest of heart that I share the news of the passing today, Jan. 4, 2020, of my long time friend and fellow steel player, John "Chip" Fossa. Rest in peace.

Don't know how it is in most other parts of the country, but around here (east coast) every CVS, Walgreeens and bank has one, and probably won't (read shouldn't) charge. As far as the hassle goes, its what we have come to know as "the new normal" and it sucks. Just my $0.02.

Norm

No one should get upset about getting a signature notarized, except for the extra hassle of finding a notary. The acknowledgement merely states that you appeared before the notary, showed some id to prove who you were claiming to be and that you signed the document voluntarily (for its stated purpos...

Here's a few pix from my collection. The fellow next to Lee in the shop was Woody Wodell (I think that was his name). I memory serves me correctly, Woody was the guy who build the cases that Lee used, complete with the fake fuzzy cowhide interior. I remember multineck guitar with all the switches. T...

I bought a S-14 from Lee in the late '70's, 1977 or maybe 1978. I've got a bunch of pictures of him, the shop and the guitar. I remember we put it in the back of his truck and took it around Nashville and took pictures of it in front of the well known landmarks. Heavy is an understatement. The guita...