The Steel Guitar Forum

I have one and I love it; Its perfect for pedal steel, there is nothing else like it, I do need the full spread for five pages of tabs in a single song, in some instructional materials I use. Has anybody seen if there are two sizes available for the clamped pieces, they are about 7 inches in length,...

Thanks Mike - I will start my own thread to look for some OD with true bypass.

Hey Brooks, looking at the Boss Blues Overdrive, is that a true bypass unit? When its off, it doesn't add anything to the signal?

I would love to own this Mark. PM sent with address and message.

Dear Pat - I have sent you an email. Thank you so much !

Wow ! Truly stunning !

Dear Phil - Everyone has different musical tastes, so the main reason for doing C6th vs E9th is not the limitations of your pedal set up, but the music you want to play. Your musical ideas should drive your equipment, not the other way around. If you really really love C6th, you need to stay with th...

If you are coming all the way from France, and only staying two days, I would spend one day downtown (Broadway), and one day in Opryland. Or better yet, spend one morning and early afternoon downtown (Broadway) and get your music both nights out at Opryland. The original and traditional area is Broa...

Dear Kirk - The reason for the price difference is that the Discovery is priced to sell to the first time buyer student and beginner market and the Expo is marketed among pro-level guitars. However the Discovery is probably a better deal, and I am a two time GFI owner. The Discovery has all the esse...

I still have a VHS player ! I will pay your postage and take the lot.

Tip: When looking for where the Greg Leisz Show will be next, be sure to Google the key words "Jackson Browne 2023 Concert Tour". Don't Google "The Greg Leisz Show" (like I did!).

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There's Patrick Timmins in Seattle. Here is a thread announcing his grand opening.

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If the sale falls through I will buy it.

It sounds promising for a comedy interlude at the singer's expense...maybe you should leave it alone.

Gordon Lightfoot died just a few weeks after Harry Belafonte also died. In the music section of the forum I posted a video where Belafonte performed a Lightfoot song. They were linked by more than just the coincidence of passing within a few weeks of each other. Both were contemporary cultural icons...

This year in other sections of the forum various members first noted the death of Harry Belafonte, and then within the span of a few weeks, also of Gordon Lightfoot. This video features both of the two recently deceased icons at the same time. It is a VERY slow ballad by Mr. Harry Belafonte singing ...

How long have you been working on the A6th copedant? Seems like every couple of months you've got a new wrinkle on something. Congratulations on your musical ideas and it must be fun to change copedants around - but also a mechanical challenge. I got exposed briefly to A6th in Herb Remington's no pe...

Thanks so much for posting this Kristen. Can you quote a particular song from a particular album that this is done on? I understand the lick, but having an exact example to hear is always a plus. Be that as it may, thanks again, very important stuff here I would say. Cage was one of the fastest pick...

Dear David - I love Herb's stuff. I would like to purchase these items. Sending PM re: payment.

Thank you Tom. I watched your videos last year and you are inspiration to all of us. I see you have great family to support you too.

Hey Thanks ! Regarding "The Last Sessions: All Time Greatest Hits". I had a Flea Market cassette tape of 12 of those cuts, it only cost 99 cents, but the tape broke eons ago, and I was never able to identify the original recording. This is one of my favorite "records", but I have...

Dear Rich - There's nothing like getting your first kicks on E9th with pedals after playing non pedal steel guitars and dobro. I came to E9th after playing C6th with no pedals and I found it very liberating. As a matter of fact, I still consider 8 string C6th with no pedals to be harder to play than...

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I agree with the solo artist Marty who so graciously chose to let us know that he plays a universal. One of the charms of the forum is getting to see somebody play on a CD or on You Tube, and then being able to share insights directly with that artist. I thank M...

Dear Jim - Looking at this post from last year, I see that John Beland has become a regular fixture in the show this year, appearing in quite a few show dates! Congratulations ! What a deal ! (And now for something completely different....., ) Regarding steel parts. I understand that you approach th...