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Topic: GES pedal steel |
Jennifer Hughes
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Pennsylvania, USA
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Posted 30 May 2016 8:58 am |
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George sell is my grandfather. He is the maker of GES steel guitars. Today I bought one of his guitars. I was trying to get any information about his guitars or about him. We were very close and his guitars are hard to come by. I've done a lot of research but information from people that knew him is better. Here are 2 guitars I bought
Jen
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chris ivey
From:
california (deceased)
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Posted 30 May 2016 9:33 am
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congratulations jennifer. yay!
i love that turquoise one! |
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Dave Meis
From:
Olympic Peninsula, Washington, USA
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Posted 30 May 2016 9:37 am
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Wow! Those are some beautiful guitars your Grandfather made! Happy for you!  |
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Bob Russell
From:
Virginia, USA
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Posted 31 May 2016 5:06 am
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Glad you were able to find a couple of your Grand-dad's guitars! Congrats!
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Lots of stringy things, many of them slidey. |
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Jeff Harbour
From:
Western Ohio, USA
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Posted 31 May 2016 6:34 am
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| Two beautiful guitars! I'm very happy to see a good outcome for you. Steel guitar builders are a very elite class of people, especially the ones who do it all (or pretty much all) on their own. I say that makes you "Steel Guitar Royalty". Please don't be a stranger to our community. |
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Gary Roda
From:
Stockton, California USA
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Posted 5 Jun 2016 10:02 am
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The only other reference to George E. Sells guitars I've ever seen were the "technical photos" in Winnie Winston's book.
Very cool to see these two; great examples of the artistic, boutique nature of the steel industry.
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'87 Emmons LeGrande SD10 (4x5), '97 Carter D10 (8x5), Quilter Steelaire, '89 Nashville 400, Cube 80XL, Steeler's Choice Easy Rider, lotsa cool memories |
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