71 Emmons Full Back

Dan Sliter · Post by **Dan Sliter** » 28 Jan 2003 5:42 pm

I would like to thank Jerry Roller for the fine job he did on my 71 Full Back Emmons
He added some drops & Pulls on it for me and fine tuned everything on it.He has it playing itself.Well close to it anyway.
Thank You Jerry!!!!
Dan Sliter
Elite Seat

Sam Minnitti · Post by **Sam Minnitti** » 28 Jan 2003 6:08 pm

Congratulations Dan. I’m a 71 Full Back owner as well, serial 1533D Care to share you serial number?

Gene Piper · Post by **Gene Piper** » 28 Jan 2003 7:19 pm

Black D10 #1553.

Rick Trolinger · Post by **Rick Trolinger** » 28 Jan 2003 7:42 pm

Jerry has worked on all three of the guitars that I have owned. He does great work. After he made some adjustments and changes on my 72 Emmons, the action is very smooth. He has always came through for me.

Rick

Ray Walker · Post by **Ray Walker** » 29 Jan 2003 3:37 am

Bryan Adams in Mountain City, TN went completely through my '71 fatback and it is in A+ condition as a result. Great job he did and great sound it produces.

Ray Walker

Tim McCutchen · Post by **Tim McCutchen** » 29 Jan 2003 6:52 am

For those of you who don't know Jerry Roller or have not ever heard him play, you are missing out. He is a true christian gentleman and knows steel guitar. He is also one SUPER player. Jerry is always ready to help anyone who asks and has helped me time and time again. We are proud of you Jerry. It's nice to see good people appreciated. Looking forward to your set in Dallas.

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'01 Zumsteel D-10 8&9
Evans Amp,Profex II

Buck Grantham · Post by **Buck Grantham** » 29 Jan 2003 8:42 am

Jerry is a great guy ( and I like his playing a lot too)

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Music to light up your life

john buffington · Post by **john buffington** » 29 Jan 2003 10:42 am

Jerry "Rollerized" my '81 lacquer body and it plays like a dream. He also is the guy that helped spark my interest steel guitar. You're right Buck, he is an awesome picker also, plus a brother in Christ. Don't get any better than that!

John Buffington
VP OSGA

John Steele · Post by **John Steele** » 29 Jan 2003 1:33 pm

I've never met Jerry Roller in person, but he has taken lots of time to help explain things to me about the mechanics of the instrument when I was in a jam. He's not only enthusiastic about the instrument, but knowlegeable and eager to help... sometimes a rarity. For that I thank him.
-John