SE Texas Steel Guitar Mtg - Sun Oct 5th - Herb Remington

[Billy Phelps]

The next SouthEast Texas Steel Guitar club meeting in Katy will be on Sunday October 5th 2:00pm. We are starting early since Herb Remington is playing across town later.

The building will be open at 1:30pm for setup.

We will meet at Life Church which is located at 26189 Westheimer Parkway in Katy.

Featured Player:
Herb Remington

Come on out to hear steel guitar legend Herb Remington. Herb Remington played with Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys and other groups before
settling down in the Houston area. He wrote and recorded Boot Hill Drag and recorded Remington's Ride. We are really fortunate to have him play for us.


We will also have a jam time for those who bring their steel guitars.
We want more steel players to be featured. If you only have 2-3 prepared songs. we can arrange for a short featured spot just let us know.

Directions to the LIFE Church building are:
From I-10 W (Katy) :
Take the exit for Pin Oak Rd ( Katy Mills Mall - exit 740 I think? )
Take Pin Oak Rd. south.
Pin Oak Rd will turn into Westheimer Parkway
Take Westheimer down to Life Church @ 26189 Westheimer Parkway on the right

Park your car in the back parking lot and enter the youth room through the back door. You can also park in the front. Usually one of the doors on the left is unlocked.

(PS - No smoking on church property)


Dates for 2014:
Oct 5 - Herb Remington
Nov 2 - Daylight Savings time
Dec 7 - May not meet

If you have any questions or would like to be featured contact:
Billy Phelps 281-395-2311 fcsound@aol.com

[Jim Saunders]

Herb is the real deal. A unique type of player on a unique tuning, A6. A legend in his time. You'all come.

[Larry Schoppe]

I plan to be there to enjoy the music of Herb Remington!

[Larry Schoppe]

TTT

[Lee Barber]

Larry see you there!
Jim are you going to be there?
Herb puts on a great show and it is not everyday you get to see a legend.

[Jim Saunders]

Lee, yes, I'm coming. I know the Texans are playing the Comboys, but, I'm yielding to a superior calling. See you there. I'm bringing the Taylor.

[Bobby Keith]

hey folks little under the weather. would love to be there if I feel better and not spreading this mess around . as I feel at the present may not. would hate to miss it. started taking meds today(Thursday)bobby

[Jim Saunders]

Bobby, Darn the luck! I guess we will have to use "Egor" on drums. (Aleisis 16). We will miss you and hope you get to feeling better soon.

[John Coffman]

Going to miss this one guys. Celebrating grandbabies birthday 1 year old today.

[Billy Phelps]

Herb Remington played some of his favorite western swing and Hawaiian tunes and also shared some of his signature licks with the group. Terry Barnhill who played on Herb's latest album did a great job on the lead and vocals.

Musicians included:
Billy Phelps - lead guitar
Larry Schoppe - bass & vocals
Sonny Rice - bass
Jim Saunders - acoustic guitar
Mark Everson - Sierra D10 & vocals
Danny Kirby - Mullen RP
Stephen Cowell - Fry Pan steel
Ron Toth - MCI D10

Our next meeting will be Sunday Nov 2nd.

[Billy Phelps]

Herb Remington played some of his favorite western swing and Hawaiian tunes and also shared some of his signature licks with the group. Terry Barnhill who played on Herb's latest album did a great job on the lead and vocals.

Musicians included:
Billy Phelps - lead guitar
Larry Schoppe - bass & vocals
Sonny Rice - bass
Jim Saunders - acoustic guitar
Mark Everson - Sierra D10 & vocals
Danny Kirby - Mullen RP
Stephen Cowell - Fry Pan steel
Ron Toth - MCI D10

Our next meeting will be Sunday Nov 2nd.

[Jim Saunders]

Herb put on a clinic, explaining his A6 logic. And, he played some real classic standards. A funny story that he got a $4.00 royalty check for Boot Hill Drag.

We missed the Victoria Flash, Randy Boyd, David H., Lee, Brandon O. Where were you guys? Bobby Keith, hope you are feeling better. David Waters, we could have used you too. John, hope you'all had a good time with the grandbaby.
The trouble with listing names is the ones you forget. If I did, it was unintentional.