My New Derby
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- Rick Hulett
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My New Derby
Well, it ain't new, but it's new to me. Going from a Carter Starter to this is quite a jump. I love it. I just ordered the Buddy Emmons Basic C6 course from Bob. Anybody have suggestions for good beginner level C6 stuff? I'm solid on theory, just need the mechanics. Thanks.
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Music To Get C6th By, helped me years and years ago. That was basically the course that got me to playing a lot of C6th. Don't if it's available or not.
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You cannot go wrong with Derby one of the good ones. Just because I love my williams ,it is not the only dog in the race. There are so many great steels being made , it is just what fits you best. I would not like to have to name the top 5, it would be hard to place they in the right oeder.
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I've always loved the way the Derby's look and sound. Very classy!
For Basic C6 learning material, You're gonna love that Buddy Emmons course. Jeff Neuman takes a different approach and he gets you up and running in no time. He starts simple and goes real deep quick. Herb Steiner has a monster C6 chord book for C6 that is great and reasonably priced. I haven't tried his other stuff but I will soon. And don't forget Herby Wallace, he's got some (tried and proven) great C6 stuff too. In fact, I think he wrote the Emmons courses as a young man.
This is the only stuff that I'm familiar with... It's all good!
For Basic C6 learning material, You're gonna love that Buddy Emmons course. Jeff Neuman takes a different approach and he gets you up and running in no time. He starts simple and goes real deep quick. Herb Steiner has a monster C6 chord book for C6 that is great and reasonably priced. I haven't tried his other stuff but I will soon. And don't forget Herby Wallace, he's got some (tried and proven) great C6 stuff too. In fact, I think he wrote the Emmons courses as a young man.
This is the only stuff that I'm familiar with... It's all good!
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I just did my first actual gig on any steel guitar, much less this Derby. I've been playing with this band awhile so I know the songs, but it was still an adventure at times. Went pretty well though. Got a $100 tip so I'm thinking that's a pretty good night. So far, I'd only played the Derby at home at pretty low volumes. When I got to the joint we were playing and was able to turn it up a bit the sustain just blew my mind. Notes just went on and on and on. It was completely wonderful. I'm a happy guy.
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A lot of Nashville's steel players are playin' Derby guitars-guys like Terry Crisp, Robbie Flint-Alan Jackson's steeler, Connie Smith's steel player Gary Carter(formerly with Faith Hill's band), Troy Klontz-former steel player for Brooks & Dunn-currently with Ray Scott, and Lynn Owsley. Tommy White played a blue Derby in the Opry Staff Band. Wayne Addleman plays his black Derby D-10 with Trace Adkins. Also, Shannon Farmer played his Derby for the group Ricochet.
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My old friend Wayne Addleman was just up here with Trace Adkins and I finally got a look at a Derby...I haven't seen anything better.
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You'll Love It!!!
Hello Rick..... if your Derby is anything like mine you will love it. I traded to get a used one in great shape that was one of Terry Crisp's guitars. Came loaded with 10 floors+9 knees. Has Geo-L Tommy White p-ups and sounds great. I have an Emmons Short keyhead LeGrande and a Sho-Bud Super Pro and the Derby hangs right there with both of those fine sounding guitars. All a bit different sounding but all great sounding. Enjoy!!!!!!
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Same here. Mine aint new, but it sure plays like it. I found this one at the house for Christmas when i was 10 years old. This axe was Terry's that he used on the 1997 Reba McEntire tour. It was so nice of him to give me such a nice guitar. He's really done alot for me. I still play it, and will continue to play it for many years to come. Im never gonna part with this guitar!! Im playing it at the theatre in Florida.