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Bob Hoffnar
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There is an mp3 on Amazon that has me playing steel with the band Hem. Click on "valentine's day"
You can sign up for free to get the complete download.

https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/artist/-/digital-music/213287/ref=j_dp_artn_1/102-4027764-4315338

Bob<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bob Hoffnar on 12 December 2002 at 07:14 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Danny Bates »

Excellent Job Bob!

All of the musicians are excellent on this track. I think your Steel track lays especially well with all of these acoustic instruments. Very classy!
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Post by Jon Light »

Hey Bob--that's real nice.
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Post by Drew Howard »

Cool stuff, Bob!

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Sounds great. Great tone and sustain.
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Post by Chris Heinrich »

Hey Bob,
The Hem stuff sounds great. I got a copy of the Doodars record from Justin A., and man, that is some wicked playing you are doing on there. The steel sounds great juxtaposed against those salsa beats and every thing else. Helluva sound. CH
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Things are going very well for Hem. For me its great because I really enjoy my musical position in the band. I have a pretty big role but it is subtle for the most part.
For what it is worth I'm playing the D9 neck (I tuned my E neck down a tone) on my Franklin D10 through a THD BiValve.

I appreciate you guys taking the time to listen.

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Post by CrowBear Schmitt »

Very Nice Bob !
i like the girl's singin' too
keep up the good work

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Post by Tony Prior »

Real nice Bob..thanks for posting it

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Post by P Gleespen »

Wow Bob, that's some pretty playin'! Really great stuff.
Sally has an enchanting voice. It must be a real pleasure to back her up!
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Post by Jay Ganz »

Hey Bob,
Tasty stuff <u>and</u> an excellent tune
as well. Who does their writing?
Reminds me a little of the Cowboy Junkies.
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Jay,
The tune I posted is a cover by Springsteen. We did an EP of cover tunes for an English label this summer. The main writer in the band is the piano player.

Bob
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Post by Tony Rankin »

Bob,

The old Franklin is sounding good!

Tony
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Post by Anders Brundell »

Very good steel sound and that singer also sounds very good! That band might be an average band over there - I can´t judge, really - but if you worked over here you would be one of the best. USA is a real musical green-house.
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