Alan Jackson's steel player

[Gary Hamblin]

Who's playing with Alan now?

[Ron Hogan]

Rusty Danmyer

[Gary Hamblin]

What happened to Robbie Flint?

[Doug Jones]

How long was Robbie with Alan? I believe some of his players like Roger have been in the band since day 1.

[Rick Myrland]

I read somewhere Flint was thee original, or at least one of whoever comprised of original. I've noticed his original and long-time fiddle player is no longer with him either. Maybe they get tired of the road and need a change from playing the same songs. I’d imagine at some point it hinders your creativity. I don’t know, never had either of those problems!

[Brett Day]

Rusty Danmyer is now playing steel with Alan. Robbie was the steel player in The Strayhorns(Alan's band) since 1989, when Alan released his first single "Blue Blooded Woman"-he's seen in the video of the song. Fiddle player Mark McClurg left the band to form a duo with Wade Hayes called McHayes, but then rejoined Alan's band, until leaving again, and I think guitarist Danny Groah is still in the band, and Roger's still playing bass, but Alan also has a new keyboard player too-Monty Parky left the band. Robbie is seen in the videos of "Blue Blooded Woman", "Summertime Blues", "I Only Want You For Christmas", ""I Don't Even Know Your Name", "Mercury Blues", Song For The Life", "Little Bitty", "Who's Cheatin' Who", "I'll Go On Loving You", "Little Man", "Pop A Top", "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere"-he's playing dobro on a boat in the video. "Too Much Of A Good Thing", "It's Alright To Be A Redneck", "Good Time", and "Small Town Southern Man".

[Diane Diekman]

Joey Schmidt replaced Monty. We met him when we were in Nashville. He's great. You can find him at the Music City Bar & Grill in Music Valley.