Here is Barbara Mandrell on dobro
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MciBtf4mL8A&feature=related
Barbara and sisters
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Bent Romnes
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Barbara On Dobro And Steel/ Back to Back
Bent: Thanks so much for allowing us to watch and listen to my gal, Barbara, playing that Dobro; sensational, man; this gal can play both the Dobro and steel so great; I loved her version of Steel Guitar Rag; Love to hear it played on the C6th.. neck. I , personally, always did it on my E-9th neck. But this girl is surely an all around musician and SINGER. I miss seeing her on the stage performing, don't the rest of you forumites feel the same about Barbara..?? Bernie
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Bent Romnes
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Bernie, I, for one, feel the way you do about Barbara. Not only is she a great singer and a wonderful person but she is a super singer, and, of course, a top-notch steel player.
In the same vein, I would like to remind everybody that she learned to play steel from none other than Norman Hamlet. A footnote to that story is that Norm also taught her pick-blocking...way before modern-day pick-blocking was universally thought of!
In the same vein, I would like to remind everybody that she learned to play steel from none other than Norman Hamlet. A footnote to that story is that Norm also taught her pick-blocking...way before modern-day pick-blocking was universally thought of!