Becky Schlegel sings cool. Who is the steely ?

[Barry Gaskell]

Hi Guys
Becky Schlegel sings some cool country here.
Who is the steel player and what make is his steel ? Is it a Fessy ?
A cool player, who has that experienced 'time to think and play' prescence when he solos.
Nice harmonies and real Country
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up54K5VaBtY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak4qs3uRTYs

Barry

[Tommy Alexander]

Barry,
The steeler is Joe Savage; a great player. I think the one that he is playing is a "Fessy", he also plays a blond Zum and maybe a few more.
Joe is on the forum, you might ask him; I am sure that he would respond.........

[Stan Banister]

Hey Barry thats our forum bro Joe Savage. I think thats his Zum steel can't see it that good.Yes Joe is a great player.

[Barry Gaskell]

Hey Guys
Thanks for that.
Yep, definately some nice playing and I think your right Stan, On tenth glance it looks like a Zum.
Joe, well done bro' very nicely done. Live and with feel. A band with a lot to listen to and watch. Great to see.
Barry

[Chuck Hall]

Barry

I think that is a Fessy or at least the fingerboards are. Looks like they have longhorn steers on them to me...

Great picking and very tasteful.

Chuck

[Tony Glassman]

It's a Zum.

You can see a frontal shot of the Zumsteel logo on the "Together Again" clip (from the same concert).

[Barry Gaskell]

Hi Guys
I think it may be Fessy on 'Don't be angry' and a Zum on 'Together again'.
On 'Don't be angry' it looks to be a black fronted guitar (Fessy) and a natural wood colour on the other (Zum)
Maybe it was a two or three set show and he swapped steels.
Come on Joe, chime in and put us out of our misery.

Barry

[Stan Banister]

That's it Barry Mr Chuck had it right on the 1st clip. I'm at work so I have to look quick. Joe plays a Fessy and a Zum now on the show. These go bacl a ways, that's Leroy Glacier on lead guitar, Leroy passed away a year or so ago. I don't get to watch the show much now days, when I started watching the show was an hour long then and Joe played another kind of steel, can't remember what kind it was though

[John Coffman]

Becky has some great bluegrass music also