"Rainy Day Jam Session", Bishop R.P. Hall
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- Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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"Rainy Day Jam Session", Bishop R.P. Hall
Every now and then, the music goes where it wants to,and I just hang on for the ride.
Enjoy!
Bishop R.P. Hall
(Ron)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF04x0Vp_-w
Enjoy!
Bishop R.P. Hall
(Ron)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF04x0Vp_-w
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- John Coffman
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- Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Rainy Day Jam Session
To: Russ Tkac, Chuck Thompson, and John Coffman,
Hi Guys!
I am sorry, that I`m little late with my opportunity to say: "thanks so much", for your encouraging remarks, and compliments on this video.
I say thanks because, I have never considered myself, much of a steel player, as so many talented musicians on this forum are. For me, this has always been a part time hobby, at this late date. I have been a steel player of sorts, for 57 years,who has never learned of the "proper" way to play this instrument, but I just keep trying to do the best I can. And every now and then, I bump into a melody that just comes to me. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it does not. (smile) So again, thanks again for the encouragement.
Warmest regards.
Bishop Hall
Hi Guys!
I am sorry, that I`m little late with my opportunity to say: "thanks so much", for your encouraging remarks, and compliments on this video.
I say thanks because, I have never considered myself, much of a steel player, as so many talented musicians on this forum are. For me, this has always been a part time hobby, at this late date. I have been a steel player of sorts, for 57 years,who has never learned of the "proper" way to play this instrument, but I just keep trying to do the best I can. And every now and then, I bump into a melody that just comes to me. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it does not. (smile) So again, thanks again for the encouragement.
Warmest regards.
Bishop Hall
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Hello Bishop Hall,
Dittos to what has already been said about your soul touching steel playing.You have inspired my life in so many areas. You are a God send,and I am greatful for your friendship! Keep on steelin'.
Del
www.sacredstrings.com
Dittos to what has already been said about your soul touching steel playing.You have inspired my life in so many areas. You are a God send,and I am greatful for your friendship! Keep on steelin'.
Del
www.sacredstrings.com
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- Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Rainy Day Jam Session
To: Ebb,Roger Miller, Del Grace,and Steve Branscom.
Hi Guys,
Again I must apologize for being late with my response to your encouraging comments, things for me have been overwelming. But I truly do "Thank You" for your encouragement. As I have said before. I realize that my style of playing is`nt within the normal parameters of most of the steel players on this forum. But it is, what it is, and I keep trying to do my best. "Thanks Again", for your encouragement!
Be Blessed!
Bishop Hall
Hi Guys,
Again I must apologize for being late with my response to your encouraging comments, things for me have been overwelming. But I truly do "Thank You" for your encouragement. As I have said before. I realize that my style of playing is`nt within the normal parameters of most of the steel players on this forum. But it is, what it is, and I keep trying to do my best. "Thanks Again", for your encouragement!
Be Blessed!
Bishop Hall
- Roger Miller
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- Trevor Fagan
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- Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Hi Brother Roger (Miller),
Thanks again for your encouragement,and if anybody wants to play my style, they are welcome to it. I have been trying for these 56-57 years, and I have yet to get it right, So let the good times roll! (LOL) Be blessed my friend!
Bishop Hall
Thanks again for your encouragement,and if anybody wants to play my style, they are welcome to it. I have been trying for these 56-57 years, and I have yet to get it right, So let the good times roll! (LOL) Be blessed my friend!
Bishop Hall
- Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Hi Brother Trevor,(Fagan)
Just a word of appreciation, for your loyalty, and support of my efforts to try to play this instrument.
Also, I have not forgotten, your request for a rendition of "How Great Thou Art". I am still attempting to pull it together for you, and while I am at it, please extend my futher apologies to your mother, I remember you said this song is among her favorites. For those reasons of you, and she, I will again try to do my best a.s.a.p. Keep an eye open for it. Thanks again,
Bishop Hall (Ron)
Just a word of appreciation, for your loyalty, and support of my efforts to try to play this instrument.
Also, I have not forgotten, your request for a rendition of "How Great Thou Art". I am still attempting to pull it together for you, and while I am at it, please extend my futher apologies to your mother, I remember you said this song is among her favorites. For those reasons of you, and she, I will again try to do my best a.s.a.p. Keep an eye open for it. Thanks again,
Bishop Hall (Ron)
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- Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Rainy Day Jam Session
Hi Tony (Dingus),
I`m glad you enjoyed the video.
I use what is known as the "open E" which is pretty much a standard tuning, with the extra four strings (on the ten string), corresponding to make an open chord to the key of "E". It is nothing fancy, just plain. I tune my guitar up one note to the key of "F", using the first string as my keynote string, and the rest of the strings corresponding to it. A very simple tuning.
Thanks for asking,
Bishop Hall (Ron)
I`m glad you enjoyed the video.
I use what is known as the "open E" which is pretty much a standard tuning, with the extra four strings (on the ten string), corresponding to make an open chord to the key of "E". It is nothing fancy, just plain. I tune my guitar up one note to the key of "F", using the first string as my keynote string, and the rest of the strings corresponding to it. A very simple tuning.
Thanks for asking,
Bishop Hall (Ron)