Norwegian steel
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- Bent Romnes
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Norwegian steel
Here is a clip from a band in Norway: Boots.
My buddy Kjell Helde on steel.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YAvHjtZugzA
My buddy Kjell Helde on steel.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YAvHjtZugzA
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Never really got into line dancing. Seemed like everytime I'd wanna dance up close with a hot line dancer, she'd turn her back and shuffle in circles. Now if you ask me, is that anyway to treat a hot looking guitar player? I SAY, IS THAT ANYWAY TO TREAT A HOT LOOKING GUITAR PLAYER? Sorry, it's my blood pressure.
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Kjell, The Norwegian Steel Guitarist


Bent, thanks for sending us the clip with Kjell playing his lovely Franklin guitar; was going to ask what brand the guitar was; thot it looked like the Franklin Logo. He does an excellent job on the song..Bernie


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- Bent Romnes
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Thanks for the nice remark, Bernie. Yes Kjell's Franklin is a stereo...However, I think he traded it for an Emmons. Kjell, if you read this, is that correct?
Also, if y'all would, click on the username (kjellsteel) in youtube and that will bring up all of his videos. They are all worth a listen.
Kjell tells me that he is working on posting a video he did in his home studio. So we have more to look forward to from him.
Also, if y'all would, click on the username (kjellsteel) in youtube and that will bring up all of his videos. They are all worth a listen.
Kjell tells me that he is working on posting a video he did in his home studio. So we have more to look forward to from him.
- Bent Romnes
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Bob, also because in Norway they do it the RightwayBob Hoffnar wrote:Your buddy Kjell sounds great. Also now I know where all the line dancers ended up. Who would of thought, they where all doing the tush push and made a left instead of a right and marched right off to Norway !

Another neat thing I have discovered about Norwegians, is that the public demanded a new style that they could dance to. Bands saw the need and called it Dance Music.Inevitably this dance music became country flavored.
Cowboy hats and line dancing was a natural result.
As an ex-Norwegian it really warms my heart.
