New Web Page
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New Web Page
I installed a webpage at http://www.iwaynet.net/~steelgtr . I would appreciate your comments on how I can improve the page in both looks and content.
Mahalo nui loa,
Thanks,
John
Mahalo nui loa,
Thanks,
John
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Really, Really nice John! And, Really needed, I'm sending a bunch of enthusiast your way. I don't know how to say it, but I think that site is one of the most important attributes to continuing Leo's history, around a guitar few people knew he made, and really put his heart into. Great Job Sir!!
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Happy Holidays to All,
Thanks for the comments and suggestions here and via e-mail. I have implemented almost all of them and will continue to feature the non-pedal steel guitar.
Ted, after a couple of years of searching I could not find a website treating the Fender Stringmaster. It was time. They are back in vogue now. We may even see a return of the non-pedal guitar to "country" music if Alan Jackson, Lee Ann Rimes, and Don Walser get what they want bumping heads with "Nashville". When that happens, folks will be looking for them and we might even see a one-time re-issue. The tooling exists at Fender Japan. Fender Japan made the "re-issue Stringmaster" for a while, a bit pricey but, otherwise, very nice. I saw and heard a blond re-issue D-8 in Honolulu this past May.
Again, thanks. Let me know what you want to see!
Regards,
John
Thanks for the comments and suggestions here and via e-mail. I have implemented almost all of them and will continue to feature the non-pedal steel guitar.
Ted, after a couple of years of searching I could not find a website treating the Fender Stringmaster. It was time. They are back in vogue now. We may even see a return of the non-pedal guitar to "country" music if Alan Jackson, Lee Ann Rimes, and Don Walser get what they want bumping heads with "Nashville". When that happens, folks will be looking for them and we might even see a one-time re-issue. The tooling exists at Fender Japan. Fender Japan made the "re-issue Stringmaster" for a while, a bit pricey but, otherwise, very nice. I saw and heard a blond re-issue D-8 in Honolulu this past May.
Again, thanks. Let me know what you want to see!
Regards,
John
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Fred,
I do some. A couple are over on Brad Bechtel's webpage.
I use Jerry Byrd's arrangement of "Drowsy Waters". I gave me goose bumps when I heard it being played on "The Great Voice of the Great Lakes" radio station WJR in Detroit Michigan during the mid-1940's. Jerry was brilliant in the arrangement of "Drowsy Waters" and is so in all of his music arrangements.
John
http://www.iwaynet.net/~steelgtr
I do some. A couple are over on Brad Bechtel's webpage.
I use Jerry Byrd's arrangement of "Drowsy Waters". I gave me goose bumps when I heard it being played on "The Great Voice of the Great Lakes" radio station WJR in Detroit Michigan during the mid-1940's. Jerry was brilliant in the arrangement of "Drowsy Waters" and is so in all of his music arrangements.
John
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