The Steel Guitar Forum

RIP Ernie. I'll sure miss the great conversations we've had.

The bonus material Clem sends with your purchase will defiantly make up for the extra cost. And he's a great guy to do business with.

Here are a couple more from a couple of the best singers that have ever lived.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjEd6FgxH8g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jFUDPPS6Uw

That would be Eddie Rivers of Asleep at the Wheel.

It was probably Ron Stafford. He is a monster player and a nice guy.

This is a great sounding guitar and Ron will defiantly treat you treat you right.

SOLD.

SOLD.

I have an old Goodrich 120 volume pedal for sale. Has a few dings and scratches. Works and sounds fine. Just don't need an extra pedal anymore. $75.00 shipped. No international orders please.

For sale: Bobbe Seymour Price-Less tab book no CD $15.00 plus shipping. Doug Jernigan Swingin' E9th with CD $30.00 plus shipping. Dice Meis 15 Classics E9th tuning with CD $25.00 plus shiping. Terry Wood Nashville C6th and Western Swing DVD and "Western Swing Steel" tab book both for $30.0...

Here's the video and the tab: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FkbkKTcnSk

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... ht=special

I agree Sammy really made this one his own. The video was recorded at the George Jones And Friends 50th Anniversary Tribute Concert in 2007.

If you're interested, Mike Siler recorded an album called Man of Clay with Big Jim on steel. It really shows how killer an E9th player Jim was. Here is a cut off the album. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2RUab8Bo5Y

Walter Glockler wrote:New Mexico - and some believe this is a foreign country.

Then you must be familiar with people asking, "I'm surprised how well you can speak English, and can I see what your green card looks like?"

That would be Chris Scruggs. I agree he did a great job on that old standard. The whole performance was a nice tribute to a legend.

Herby Wallace recorded a version similar to the Texas Troubadours cut on his tribute to Leon Rhodes and Buddy Charleton album. I don't know where to find it now, but Frenchy was stocking the tab and tracks. It might be worth shooting him an email. http://www.frenchyspedalsteel.com

If anybody is interested, here is the thread with Mr. Franklin's tab of the intro on C6th. http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/002353.html

Great find! Here are a few more videos from a different show. There are a few other videos from this show on this guys channel. The Other Woman: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xV9uqD3HRSA&feature=plcp A Better Class Of Losers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsJDInYs8AM&feature=channel&li...

Sorry to hear of Jody's passing. He was a true gentleman and great guy. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. RIP Jody.

That's a good one! Sarah was one of a kind.

Herby has been one of my favorite steel players for some time. He was a true master of the insturment and an incredibly nice guy. Just a week ago I had a good talk with Herby over the phone. He was a mentor and a friend. He will be missed by everybody.

Congratulations on your purchase. What was that you said about not buying another guitar??? You better let me come by and play that thing some day.

I would talk to Mickey Adams in Dallas, Texas. He does outstanding work at a very reasonable price.

About a month ago I dropped my Fessenden D10 off with Mickey for a good cleaning and to get a few knee levers added. He took it back to Dallas with him, tore it down, and gave it a much needed cleaning. When I picked it up at his home in Taos, I was blown away! I could not believe how much better th...

Frank, I believe the interviewer is Mike Ihde.The video was part of the 333 Book published by Mike. The book and part of the video can be found at his website.
http://www.mikeihde.com/index.htm