I think I'm in love

Bo Legg · Post by **Bo Legg** » 28 Oct 2011 8:57 pm

click Sarah Jory

Dave Harmonson · Post by **Dave Harmonson** » 28 Oct 2011 10:00 pm

You betcha. Wonderful player and quite pleasant to look at. Sure getting a beautiful tone out of that EMCI.

Ray Montee · Post by **Ray Montee** » 28 Oct 2011 10:18 pm

What a beautiful, creative solo......

Truly a remarkable instrumentalist.

Roger Shackelton · Post by **Roger Shackelton** » 29 Oct 2011 12:20 am

Nice playing, But does she play C-6?

Carson Leighton · Post by **Carson Leighton** » 29 Oct 2011 2:17 am

Wow!! I think I'm in love too!! What a great player she is..That is some of the nicest playing I think I've ever heard on that style of music ....Carson

CrowBear Schmitt · Post by **CrowBear Schmitt** » 29 Oct 2011 2:58 am

she's playin' guitbox at first & then gets steelin'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4zWdWdn ... r_embedded

Lynn Fargo · Post by **Lynn Fargo** » 29 Oct 2011 4:52 am

When Sarah was about 14, she visited Scotty's convention and after they heard her play, they put her on the big stage. She is that phenomenal. I have 2 of her albums she cut as a teen. Just type her in on YouTube and get ready for some really great entertainment! She's able to perform again now with her band after completing 6 years with Eric Clapton. (Uh, Van Morrison. Thanks Roger)

Roger Rettig · Post by **Roger Rettig** » 29 Oct 2011 5:29 am

I think it was Van Morrison she played with, not Clapton.

Lynn Fargo · Post by **Lynn Fargo** » 29 Oct 2011 6:04 am

Yep, you're right. Sorry 'bout that. In a rush to get to work and it's way too early to think straight. ;-(

Alan Harrison · Post by **Alan Harrison** » 29 Oct 2011 8:38 am

Wow, Whats not to Love about this young lady.....Beautiful song as well as her playing....

Gene Jones · Post by **Gene Jones** » 29 Oct 2011 8:46 am

Bo, I am familiar with Lebanon, Missouri, having spent many of my weekends there when I was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood in 1950-51, especially at the skating rink at the west end of town.

I played steel in a band at the Wagonwheel near Waynesville, but was acquainted with the fine people in Lebanon, one of which became my wife of now 60 years, and the kinship of many fine in-laws.

It was "old 66" in those days, not the interstate, and I drove many hair-raiseing miles on old 66 to my music job at the Wagonwheel, and to visit my future wife in Lebanon.

In those days when a highway sign in Missouri said "curve ahead" it was to be respected or suffer the consequences.

Sherman Willden · Post by **Sherman Willden** » 29 Oct 2011 9:32 am

Its nice when they put the steel up front. Loverly.

Jody Sanders · Post by **Jody Sanders** » 29 Oct 2011 4:55 pm

Lynn, I was at the show when Sarah played at age 14. The highlight of her performance on the big stage was when Buddy took off his bowler hat and put it on Sarah. Great player, great ladie. Jody.

Lynn Fargo · Post by **Lynn Fargo** » 29 Oct 2011 10:24 pm

Oh my goodness. I would have loved to seen that! I know she is so blessed with talent. To be able to accomplish what she did at such a young age! And from England yet. I would love to learn how she even became familiar with PSG. Truly a phenom!!!! She was born to play steel for sure.

Bo Legg · Post by **Bo Legg** » 31 Oct 2011 11:16 am

Gene Jones wrote:Bo, I am familiar with Lebanon, Missouri, having spent many of my weekends there when I was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood in 1950-51, especially at the skating rink at the west end of town.

Wouldn't you know the Skating Rink is now a furniture store and all the bar stages have long ago been torn doun and replaced with Jukebox and big screen TV. Route 66 is potholes and deadends. Still there are some very good folks and great Steel Players that live around this area.

Alan Harrison · Post by **Alan Harrison** » 31 Oct 2011 12:57 pm

Fort Leonard Wood was a lifetime ago. As an Army Reservist, I have dug up a lot of ground and rocks on the south side of the base.

I was a heavy equipment operator/instructor, (Cat D-6 & 8's) with the 486th Engineer Battalion. Have some really great memories of that place...."Boy were those Summers Hot".

Gregg Laiben · Post by **Gregg Laiben** » 31 Oct 2011 5:47 pm

Lynn Fargo wrote:She's able to perform again now with her band after completing 6 years with Eric Clapton. (Uh, Van Morrison. Thanks Roger)

I recently corresponded with her booking agent - Sarah is eager to get back to doing festival work. It would be great to get her back to the states for a round of steel shows. I've spent many hours perusing her YouTube videos and she is not only a great steelie, but also a superb entertainer who can lead the show and give the audience what it wants to hear.

John Lemieux · Post by **John Lemieux** » 31 Oct 2011 7:21 pm

Wow what an amazing talent!!!!

Sherman Willden · Post by **Sherman Willden** » 1 Nov 2011 4:45 am

It appears that she will be busy with a touring show next year in the United Kingdom and Africa

http://route66show.com/index.php?option ... s&Itemid=5

Mark van Allen · Post by **Mark van Allen** » 1 Nov 2011 9:12 am

Yeah, that's really nice. Smooth and lovely tone. That's the kind of video that will really help with consumer perception of pedal steel!

Paul Graupp · Post by **Paul Graupp** » 3 Nov 2011 10:01 am

Been listening to this for a week now and it always seems to move me. I think it is an exceptionally well done song from every aspect of it's structure. Well written and well played, it is filled with emotional phrases and changes. The last song to so move me was by Buddy Emmons and I would say she well deserved that Derby Gift from him !!

Regards, Paul

Don McClellan · Post by **Don McClellan** » 6 Nov 2011 8:15 am

Very impressive! Is she a forum member?

Paul Graupp · Post by **Paul Graupp** » 6 Nov 2011 4:36 pm

Not on (...IN...??) the current member list.

Regrets, Paul

Tommy Bannister · Post by **Tommy Bannister** » 7 Nov 2011 5:55 pm

Lynn Fargo wrote:Oh my goodness. I would have loved to seen that! I know she is so blessed with talent. To be able to accomplish what she did at such a young age! And from England yet. I would love to learn how she even became familiar with PSG. Truly a phenom!!!! She was born to play steel for sure.

when sarah was young,
sarah was HAVING LESSONS to playby forumite
KEN BYNG HERE IN SOUTHAMPTON UK
I HAD THE PLESSURE OF BEIING INVITED TO GO AROUND KENS HOUSE TO SEE HER AND SET UP HER BRAND NEW PEVEY SESSION 500.I THINK SARAH WAS ABOUT 10 OR TWELVF THEN
HER PLAYING EVEN THEN WAS SO GOOD SHE KNOCKED ME OUT!!
TB

Landon Roberson · Post by **Landon Roberson** » 9 Nov 2011 1:10 pm

I love the tone she is getting from the steel that is the tone that I am looking for to play in church and suggestions on how to set the amp for that type of tone?

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