Portland Jam May 20th Beaverton Elks
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- Larry Behm
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- Location: Mt Angel, Or 97362
Ray I will be there at 11:00 for load in. If you bring your Emmons I will load it in for you.
Larry
971-219-8533
Larry
971-219-8533
'70 D10 Black fatback Emmons PP, Hilton VP, BJS bars, Boss GE-7 for Dobro effect, Zoom MS50G, Flamma Reverb, Planet Wave cables, Quilter 202 Toneblock, Telonics 15” speaker.
Phone: 971-219-8533
Phone: 971-219-8533
- Ray Montee
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- Location: Portland, Oregon (deceased)
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How 'bout that!
Many thanks to you Larry........
Your kind offer is much appreciated, to be sure.
I figured I'd drag along my 7-string Rick and my great new FENDER Junior tube amp.
I hope my playing won't be too olde fashioned for the rest of the nice folks.
Hope you have another great turn-out!
Your kind offer is much appreciated, to be sure.
I figured I'd drag along my 7-string Rick and my great new FENDER Junior tube amp.
I hope my playing won't be too olde fashioned for the rest of the nice folks.
Hope you have another great turn-out!
- Dave Grafe
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- Ray Montee
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- Location: Portland, Oregon (deceased)
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Many thanks to you Dave.................
I'll be lookin' forward to seeing you once again.
WHY no guitar tho'?
WHY no guitar tho'?
- Tony Glassman
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- Chris Gabriel
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I'm bummed to have missed you guys. Unfortunately, some other life events have caused me to miss out, but i thought about you guys pretty much all day.
I'm sure it was a blast, as usual. I wish you all the very best and look forward to another jam in the future! Can't wait to see the pictures,
Chris
I'm sure it was a blast, as usual. I wish you all the very best and look forward to another jam in the future! Can't wait to see the pictures,
Chris
- Joshua Gibson
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- Location: Arizona, USA
I would just like to say thank You to Larry Behm, Lynn Stafford and everyone else that had a hand in putting all of this together, Lord knows They spend enough of their time to make this all happen so that all of Us rookies have a chance to share the spotlight with some of our best veteren players not to mention the chance to make new friends that most Us will likely know years from now ,
Thank You for all the work You do on this event!.
Joshua S Gibson,
Thank You for all the work You do on this event!.
Joshua S Gibson,
'83 Mullen custom D-10 8x5.
Mesa Lonestar classic 112 custom cab.
Session 400 Ltd, Nashville 1000,
Telonics, Zoom, BJS,
Goldtone BS, LITM, OS Dobros.
Fender, G&L, Gibson, Ibanez guitars.
Mesa Lonestar classic 112 custom cab.
Session 400 Ltd, Nashville 1000,
Telonics, Zoom, BJS,
Goldtone BS, LITM, OS Dobros.
Fender, G&L, Gibson, Ibanez guitars.
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- Bryan Daste
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- Ken Pippus
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- Tony Glassman
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Here's some pix. The quality sucks because I forgot to engage the Hi-Def function.
Last edited by Tony Glassman on 20 May 2012 10:23 pm, edited 3 times in total.
- Tony Glassman
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- Location: The Great Northwest
- Tony Glassman
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- Joined: 18 Jan 2005 1:01 am
- Location: The Great Northwest
Rough body count:
Push Pull - 10
Legrande - 2
Mullen - 2
Excel - 1
Rittenberry/Nashville LTD - 2
MSA - 1
Sho-Bud - 4
Carter - 1
Infinity - 2
Sierra - 1
ZB - 1
Zum - 1
Blakesby - 1.5 (3 necks)]
Rickenbacker Lap - 1
Jerry Byrd Lap - 1
Approximate Number of Strings played: 490
Larry FYI: push pull players = 32.25% of all jammers
Push Pull - 10
Legrande - 2
Mullen - 2
Excel - 1
Rittenberry/Nashville LTD - 2
MSA - 1
Sho-Bud - 4
Carter - 1
Infinity - 2
Sierra - 1
ZB - 1
Zum - 1
Blakesby - 1.5 (3 necks)]
Rickenbacker Lap - 1
Jerry Byrd Lap - 1
Approximate Number of Strings played: 490
Larry FYI: push pull players = 32.25% of all jammers
Last edited by Tony Glassman on 21 May 2012 10:26 pm, edited 2 times in total.
- Larry Behm
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- Location: Mt Angel, Or 97362
Tony thanks for the pics and stats, we had 29 players, 3 songs per hour, 1 bald guy and 25 with gray hair and the rest were heading our direction.
I saw nothing but smiles for miles, the band was outstanding, thanks guys and gal.
I do not even want to imagine how much monetary investment we collectively had sitting in that room, then if you add what might be sitting at home, WOW.
We have been invited back, so come Nov let's do it
again.
We had one player who had been playing 6 months and a couple in the 60 year range. We had one at 22 and one at about 82. We do this for the brotherhood and the promotion of the steel guitar, it is working.
Larry Behm
I saw nothing but smiles for miles, the band was outstanding, thanks guys and gal.
I do not even want to imagine how much monetary investment we collectively had sitting in that room, then if you add what might be sitting at home, WOW.
We have been invited back, so come Nov let's do it
again.
We had one player who had been playing 6 months and a couple in the 60 year range. We had one at 22 and one at about 82. We do this for the brotherhood and the promotion of the steel guitar, it is working.
Larry Behm
'70 D10 Black fatback Emmons PP, Hilton VP, BJS bars, Boss GE-7 for Dobro effect, Zoom MS50G, Flamma Reverb, Planet Wave cables, Quilter 202 Toneblock, Telonics 15” speaker.
Phone: 971-219-8533
Phone: 971-219-8533
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- Location: Portland, OR USA
Hey Larry and Lynn,
Thanks for letting us out of towners come to this event. Seriously, you have plenty of players in the area to hold this without us and we all appreciate that you welcome us. I know I say this every time but I was real glad you brought your guitar this time - it's inspiring to hear you play - thanks for that! Super fun time - it's been too long since I came out. I'm going to start planning for the next one, hope I can make it! So many cool guys and great players - totally worth the drive from Seattle.
Thanks for letting us out of towners come to this event. Seriously, you have plenty of players in the area to hold this without us and we all appreciate that you welcome us. I know I say this every time but I was real glad you brought your guitar this time - it's inspiring to hear you play - thanks for that! Super fun time - it's been too long since I came out. I'm going to start planning for the next one, hope I can make it! So many cool guys and great players - totally worth the drive from Seattle.
- Doug Jones
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- Joined: 4 Aug 1998 11:00 pm
- Location: Oregon & Florida
A great turn out and the perfect venue for the jam. A fantastic back up band made it a wonderful experience for all. Cool gear, tasty licks and the great comraderie lives on.
Big kudos to Lynn and Larry and special thanks to those who travelled so far from places like Bend, Seattle, Spokane and Springfield, etc!
Look forward to the next one . . . . . . . . . . .
Big kudos to Lynn and Larry and special thanks to those who travelled so far from places like Bend, Seattle, Spokane and Springfield, etc!
Look forward to the next one . . . . . . . . . . .
- Larry Behm
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- Joined: 4 Aug 1998 11:00 pm
- Location: Mt Angel, Or 97362
Jon we want to thank YOU for coming all that way to spend time with us, I miss you and Ben when you do not come, you both have some great ideas and I am listening.
Since I took over the show and all aspects of it I feel I should play to help set the tempo etc with the band, so you are in luck, I will play every time if it will get you to come down.
(This is a mutual respect Jon and I have for each other and in no way takes away from any of the players who pour their hearts and souls into playing at the jams.)
Larry Behm
Since I took over the show and all aspects of it I feel I should play to help set the tempo etc with the band, so you are in luck, I will play every time if it will get you to come down.
(This is a mutual respect Jon and I have for each other and in no way takes away from any of the players who pour their hearts and souls into playing at the jams.)
Larry Behm
'70 D10 Black fatback Emmons PP, Hilton VP, BJS bars, Boss GE-7 for Dobro effect, Zoom MS50G, Flamma Reverb, Planet Wave cables, Quilter 202 Toneblock, Telonics 15” speaker.
Phone: 971-219-8533
Phone: 971-219-8533
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- Location: Sun City, AZ
Portland Jam
Larry,Lynn Thanks for the work to get this done.
Great Jam!! Lots of fun playing and watching others do their thing. Enjoyed seeing friends again and meeting new ones. Had a good time!!
Wes Bakken
Great Jam!! Lots of fun playing and watching others do their thing. Enjoyed seeing friends again and meeting new ones. Had a good time!!
Wes Bakken
- Ray Montee
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- Location: Portland, Oregon (deceased)
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Much appreciation from here................
Larry & Lynn.......
Looks like you can be throroughly satisfied with the great turn-out for this most recent "JAM". I recognized a number of old faces but immediately discovered there were many newer folks whom I'd never before met. A truly nice group of musicians.
The back-up band did a fine job........not too fast; not too slow;......not too LOUD! Really nice to have them spend a Sunday afternoon with all of us.
The spacious room was just perfect as were the accoustics. The Elks personnel were most polite and accomodating.
I heard not a discouraging word among the attendees so one would have to grade YOUR program as a 100% SUCCESS. THANKS for continuing with a project you started decades ago.
Looks like you can be throroughly satisfied with the great turn-out for this most recent "JAM". I recognized a number of old faces but immediately discovered there were many newer folks whom I'd never before met. A truly nice group of musicians.
The back-up band did a fine job........not too fast; not too slow;......not too LOUD! Really nice to have them spend a Sunday afternoon with all of us.
The spacious room was just perfect as were the accoustics. The Elks personnel were most polite and accomodating.
I heard not a discouraging word among the attendees so one would have to grade YOUR program as a 100% SUCCESS. THANKS for continuing with a project you started decades ago.
- Larry Behm
- Posts: 4400
- Joined: 4 Aug 1998 11:00 pm
- Location: Mt Angel, Or 97362
Thanks guys for the support here and most of all at the jam. Without you all it would just be me and I get tired of hearing me play all of the time.
For those who follow the forum Ray Montee is the lap player in the Red shirt just picking his little heart out. You notice the bar slants. Ray has a very old PP and is a pedal steel player also, but the lap is much lighter these days.
Larry Behm
For those who follow the forum Ray Montee is the lap player in the Red shirt just picking his little heart out. You notice the bar slants. Ray has a very old PP and is a pedal steel player also, but the lap is much lighter these days.
Larry Behm
'70 D10 Black fatback Emmons PP, Hilton VP, BJS bars, Boss GE-7 for Dobro effect, Zoom MS50G, Flamma Reverb, Planet Wave cables, Quilter 202 Toneblock, Telonics 15” speaker.
Phone: 971-219-8533
Phone: 971-219-8533
- Bob Muller
- Posts: 891
- Joined: 9 Jan 2008 11:50 am
- Location: Oregon, USA
First of all a big thanks to Larry Behm and Lynn Stafford for putting together this great Portland steel jam. It sure looked like a good time was had by all, lots of good music, a great band, and lots of beautiful guitars. I have some photos here that Kathy shot for us, I hope we haven't forgotten anyone so here they are:
Larry Behm "The man in Charge"
Tom with his MSA
Duane "Some mighty fine music from this player"
Jeannie " Providing some backup rhythm"
Gene " With a mighty fine Jerry Byrd frypan "
Jere " Sitting behind Eric West's old guitar "
Russ " Sitting behind a guitar he designed and built himself the triple neck one-of-a-kind Blakesby. A truly fine guitar "
Steve " playing a Rittenberry"
Lynn " Here with a beautifully restored Emmons "
Skip and Tom
Here is Skip Montee with longtime fan Adoline, she is 91 years old and made the trip out just to see Skip play again!!
I'm going to switch to double photos now to try to conserve on space.
Tony and Harley
Loren and Paul
Kurt and Mark
Dale and Ralph
LARRY and Ken
Wes and Doug
Pete and Bryan
Bob playing an S-10 Sho-Bud and sitting next to the restored Eric West guitar.
Jon and Ben
Lynn, Josh, Bob
Here is Jon again with a beautiful all original ZB that he just purchased. What a find!!
I hope I have not left anyone out, I have some more photos of the support group I will post later.
Larry Behm "The man in Charge"
Tom with his MSA
Duane "Some mighty fine music from this player"
Jeannie " Providing some backup rhythm"
Gene " With a mighty fine Jerry Byrd frypan "
Jere " Sitting behind Eric West's old guitar "
Russ " Sitting behind a guitar he designed and built himself the triple neck one-of-a-kind Blakesby. A truly fine guitar "
Steve " playing a Rittenberry"
Lynn " Here with a beautifully restored Emmons "
Skip and Tom
Here is Skip Montee with longtime fan Adoline, she is 91 years old and made the trip out just to see Skip play again!!
I'm going to switch to double photos now to try to conserve on space.
Tony and Harley
Loren and Paul
Kurt and Mark
Dale and Ralph
LARRY and Ken
Wes and Doug
Pete and Bryan
Bob playing an S-10 Sho-Bud and sitting next to the restored Eric West guitar.
Jon and Ben
Lynn, Josh, Bob
Here is Jon again with a beautiful all original ZB that he just purchased. What a find!!
I hope I have not left anyone out, I have some more photos of the support group I will post later.
Last edited by Bob Muller on 21 May 2012 3:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- Bob Muller
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- Joined: 9 Jan 2008 11:50 am
- Location: Oregon, USA
Here are a few photos of some of the other folks at the jam which also make it the great event that it is.
First of all "The Band" without their help it just would not be the same.
Deb on Bass guitar
Kenny on the drums
Tim on rhythm guitar
I have to say this group was definitely from the A team.
These last photos are of folks who came to support everyone and cheer us on, that's what makes the whole thing even more fun.
And lastly here are a few photos of some of the players who sat down to play Eric's guitar one last time.
HARLEY
TONY
DAVE
DOUG
BOB LITTLETON Who refinished the cabinet.
RUSTY
BOB MULLER This was my restoration project
Well that's all I have now folks, hope everyone enjoyed themselves at the jam.
First of all "The Band" without their help it just would not be the same.
Deb on Bass guitar
Kenny on the drums
Tim on rhythm guitar
I have to say this group was definitely from the A team.
These last photos are of folks who came to support everyone and cheer us on, that's what makes the whole thing even more fun.
And lastly here are a few photos of some of the players who sat down to play Eric's guitar one last time.
HARLEY
TONY
DAVE
DOUG
BOB LITTLETON Who refinished the cabinet.
RUSTY
BOB MULLER This was my restoration project
Well that's all I have now folks, hope everyone enjoyed themselves at the jam.