Who is your favorite steeler?

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Jeremy Craft
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Post by Jeremy Craft »

In no particular order:

Tommy White
Curly Chalker
Jerry Garcia
Bill Keith
"Sneaky" Pete Kleinow
Jon Graboff
William "Hot Wire" Smith
"Country" Dave Harmonson
Mickey Adams
John McFee
Fred Jack
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Post by Fred Jack »

My fave would be the one I am listening to at any given moment. Too many great talents to pick just one.
Ron Silva
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Favorite Steeler

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Tom Brumley
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Joe Casey
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And the Winner is :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Daniel McKee
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Post by Daniel McKee »

Some of my favorites are jimmy day, buddy emmons,bud isaacs and lloyd green,ralph mooney and buddy charleton.i have heard some good playing from all of these.
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chris ivey
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question of the week: why is merle pointing at his nose?
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Joe Casey
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Actually he was point at where the Mustache should be.
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Guido Hausmann
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Post by Guido Hausmann »

james morehead and of course buddy c.
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Nick Reed
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Dickey Overby of course,

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Jeff Spencer
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Post by Jeff Spencer »

Put Michel Rose from Australia. The Feral Swing Katz is where his steel 'sings'

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Jim Loessberg, Rick Price, Dickie Overbey, Scott Walls, Randy Rheinhard, Tommy Detamore, Herb Steiner, Kenny Grohman... They all are awesome in there own right...
Emmons P/P's into the loudest amp I can get ahold of. No effects other than reverb. EVER!. Come catch a show and be sure and say hi!
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Joerg Hennig
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Post by Joerg Hennig »

Nobody has mentioned Buddy Cage yet! He was basically the one who made me pick up steel. But I think the first steel players that I consciously listened to, many years before that when 6-string guitar was all I knew, were Sneaky Pete, Speedy West (with Jimmy Bryant) and Ralph Mooney (with James Burton and then Waylon).
Buddy Charleton and Buddy Emmons of course are the "Holy Grail", so to say.
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