World's Worst Steel Guitarist

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Who is the World's Worst Steel Guitarist ?

Me
23
30%
Someone Else
19
25%
I think it might be me but I hope not..
34
45%
 
Total votes: 76

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Barry Blackwood
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Post by Barry Blackwood »

Well, I haven't seen myself here yet, but the day isn't over .......
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Bill Duve
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Location: Limestone .New York, USA

Post by Bill Duve »

Hmmmm,
Ive read this entire post without seeing my name, doesnt anyone besides me know :roll:
Steve England
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Location: Austin, TX

Post by Steve England »

Eeeeee! Turned out nice again :?
Randy Gilliam
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Location: San Antonio, Texas, USA

Worst Player

Post by Randy Gilliam »

I saw a guy play one night With a Buddy Emmons Derby Hat on Chain smoking Chain Drinkin . He may Not Be The Worst But He sure looked the Worst I Think his Name was name was B?u?t?c?h? C?o?r?n?C?o?b?b?.
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CrowBear Schmitt
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Post by CrowBear Schmitt »

Well, y'all can count me in along w: the rest of the hacks

but the Lord knows i love my steel guitar
Ron Kirby
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Post by Ron Kirby »

I can be the worst. Mostly if the band leader has a big giant EGO!! Hee-Ha !
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Bill Dobkins
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Its definately not me.

Post by Bill Dobkins »

By the way what is this A&B pedal's and lever thingies you guys are always talking about.
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Alan Brookes
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Re: Its definately not me.

Post by Alan Brookes »

Bill Dobkins wrote:By the way what is this A&B pedals and lever thingies you guys are always talking about.
Those are to rest your feet on.
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Alan Brookes
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Post by Alan Brookes »

basilh wrote: Insists that the E7th is THE tuning for Hawaiian style, and plays ... Harbour Lights ... with the wrong chords, wrong 'straight Bar' harmonies and wrong timing ...
he plays incorrectly by repeating the first eight bars twice, middle eight and the first eight again, ignoring the different notes on the end of the second and last eight. ... he finds it easier to play in (D, E, F#. Fill in appropriate one )
:? Gulp ! I'd better stop playing Harbour Lights on the E9 neck (tuned down to D#9) in F#, as I usually do. I never read the music, just remember it from the records....

Thanks for the advanced warning. If you ask me to play Harbour Lights I'll remember to play it in D# on the C6 neck..... :roll:

...and I'll keep my hat on to cut down the reflection. :oops:
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basilh
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Post by basilh »

We'll run through all of those "Shopwstopper" numbers ?
When you come over.
We may even record a duet just for the 'Forum' and posterity !!

BTW I think Jimmy Kennedy envisaged his tune to be more like Portstewart than Hawaii
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Alan Brookes
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Post by Alan Brookes »

basilh wrote:We'll run through all of those "Shopwstopper" numbers ?
When you come over.
We may even record a duet just for the 'Forum' and posterity !!
Wait until you've heard the recording before you think of posting it on the Forum. You've got a reputation to maintain: I haven't ! :lol:
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Alan Brookes
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Post by Alan Brookes »

Basil: It must be 2:10 in the morning where you are. Does your mommy let you stay up that late ?
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basilh
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Post by basilh »

Alan, we owe it to 'THEM" to give them a yardstick and level to aspire to.

BTW What do you think of my 'Hyper links' on Jimmy Kennedy and Portstewart ?
Informative if nothing else. Until John Lennon and Paul McCartney, he had more hits in the United States than any other British songwriter.
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Alan Brookes
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Post by Alan Brookes »

I didn't notice the hyperlinks until you mentioned them. Very interesting. I'd only barely heard of Jimmy Kennedy until I read that article.

....and I thought Red Sails in the Sunset was an Hawaiian song !?! :oops:
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