Message for Lana

[Brett Day]

Hey Lana, I just wanted to tell ya, I love, love, love your show on Steelradio-I love every show on Steelradio. I think your next show is May 10th, which is the weekend before the Southern Steel Guitar Convention.

Love ya!
Brett

[Lana Rosselli]

Thanks Brett! That day sounds about right. Do you have any specific requests? I'd be happy to play them for ya if we got it.

Thanks again and take care sweetie!

[Brett Day]

One of them is "Take These Chains From My Heart", Don Helms playin' it. I'm a huge fan of Hank Williams.

Brett

[Lana Rosselli]

You got it Brett!

[Hank Pell]

Brett, Any Hank Williams & Don Helms Fan , is a friend of mine.I've Been A Hank Williams & Don Helms Fan ever since I first heard that great Steel intro of I Cant Help It If I'm still In Love With You.Big difference From the music they were playing then And What they are playing now on the air.

[Roger Shackelton]

I recall starting to listen to country music at the age of 10 in 1953. My maternal grandmother gave me her old A M radio. I listened to several southern radio stations at night from S.W. Minnesota.
I listened to XERF in Del Rio, Texas, WBAP in Fort Worth, Texas, KOMA in Oklahoma City. I listened to a station in Little Rock, but can't remember the call letters of the station.
Hank Williams music was being played quite a bit in those days, after he passed away.

ROGER

[John Hobaugh]

I started taking steel guitar lessons in 1951, thats when country music was COUNTRY. This crap they are trying to shove down our throats now and call it country is a disgrace to any one calling themselves country. I asked a renoun steel man a couple of years ago what he thought about todays '"COUNTRY" and he said it wasnt even near country it was just BAD ROCK & ROLL. Any way you go you just can't beat good ole traditional COUNTRY MUSIC>>>>.

[Lana Rosselli]

Well fellas...you can hear all the Hank Williams & Don Helms music we've got on 9/13 - my next show will be a tribute to Don Helms. Open to requests comments, stories, etc. Feel free to call in.

See the formal post on the SteelRadio.com section.

Thanks for tuning in!