The Steel Guitar Forum

Bobby Bowman wrote:A big "HELLO" Womac,,,,Hope things are well, good and happy. Doing fair to midlin here.
Ain't gettin' old fun!
BB

Hey Bobby... How'd you end up in Cypress? Are you still living with that good lookin' woman? I got mine... at least for the time being... Hardy-har-har.

PeeWee By chance, was the Bigsby a double 8 with three pedals and plungers in one keyhead and sold to Jerry Blanton? I am not referring to the Bigsby with your name on it, of course, but the second one you had. Thanks Chris Chris... My Bigsby's were triple 8's. I tuned them in F13, Bb6, and Jerry B...

Hello Peewee, Are you still playing a S-12 Pedalmaster Guitar? I believe you are one of perhaps a couple of vetran steel players to switch to a single neck guitar with a universal tuning. :) Roger... Yes, I still play the Pedalmaster Universal that Roy Thomas built for me somewhere back the mid 80'...

Hello Peewee. I was going to write, Welcome to the Forum. But I checked you're profile and see you joined before me. :\ Anyway, it was great to see you post. And on behalf of me all the guys that love the Thompson sound of the 50's. But were not yet born. Thanks for the great music and the educatio...

Jody Sanders wrote:Hi PeeWee. Glad to see you are still out there. Jody.

Nice hearing from you, Jody.

Pee Wee, I remember you told me you bought a second Bigsby for the Six Pack sessions, as you no longer had the "Pee Wee Whitewing" guitar, but did you ever recall the woman's name you sold it to after Six Pack to Go? Also, how much did you unwind the pickups, and did you unwind them all, ...

BTW - I watched the video, and as an FYI, all of the players in the video have passed on except for myself and Don McDaniels.

Peewee Whitewing (Me obviously) and Bobby white are the 2 steel players with Hank Thompson in the 1950's. I replaced Curley Chalker who was drafted into the Army in April of 1951. Curly had just recorded "Wild Side of Life" and "Crying in the Deep Blue Sea, "How Cold Hearted Can ...