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Topic: 100 Players Showcase Their Talent Here |
Charles Tilley
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Posted 9 Jun 2007 4:13 am |
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Randal Smith became the 100TH. player to post a song on my web site. Rich Weiss just became the start of the second hundred this morning.-----that is if my blurry eyes haven't miscounted 
Thanks to all of you who have given each and every visitor a part of your life with the steel guitar.
For those of you who haven't partaken of the pleasure of listening, then go to www.etsga.org/steelguitarplayers.htm for an enjoyable visit.
For those of you who want to publish a song, send a mp3 file to ttexastilley@sbcglobal.net REMEMBER, no singing files please!!!
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Charles Tilley ,
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Robert Jones
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Branson, Missouri
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Posted 9 Jun 2007 5:13 am
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My friend I know that I speak words that have already been said, but it deserves to be spoken over and over again. What you are doing with the web site is wonderful. I am proud to be one of the players on your page. I just wish I could play as good as some of the others. Each one is great! You keep up the good work and know that we are really proud of what you are doing for all of us around the world. It's a great way to get heard even if nothing else comes from it. Thanks again my friend for your hard work.
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Mullen Royal Precision D10 Red Lacquer Pearl inlay 8&8
"Life is too short for bad tone."
https://mullenguitars.com/
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Charles Tilley
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Posted 9 Jun 2007 6:05 am Friends
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Robert, the effort I have put out has given me the opportunity to meet and visit with folks like you. Folks don't have to be face to face to develope the kind of friendship we have develpoed with each other.
I an glad that I can call you FRIEND and I feel sure one day we will meet face to face and it will be just like a homecoming.
Many of the players have become "Pen-Pal" friends of mine and I am blessed abundantly that this has come into my life. b0b knows exactly what I am talking about ----- don't you b0b?
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Charles Tilley ,
Princeton, Texas |
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Frank Carter
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Yuma, Az
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Posted 9 Jun 2007 10:16 pm
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Hi Charles,had to jump in and say what a great
site. I,like you value friendship and I value
yours.Keep up the good work buddy!! |
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Charles Tilley
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Posted 10 Jun 2007 3:58 am Friendships
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Frank, thanks for the kind remark. Having a friend like you would be an asset to anyone. We only see each other once a year but we sure make that count.
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Charles Tilley ,
Princeton, Texas |
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Robert Jones
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Branson, Missouri
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Posted 10 Jun 2007 6:15 am
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Charles. Friendship is something that is very special to me these days since it seems like people are at each others throat all the time any more. I'm certain that we will meet one day. If nothing else I guess I'll just have to pack a bag and my steel of course and head down that way. Maybe at a steel jam or something. It would be an honor to meet you as well as all of the others that are in your neck of the woods. God bless you for a great web site. Keep up the good work.
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Mullen Royal Precision D10 Red Lacquer Pearl inlay 8&8
"Life is too short for bad tone."
https://mullenguitars.com/
http://www.bjsbars.com/ |
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Charles Tilley
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Posted 10 Jun 2007 10:00 am meeting in person
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Robert, you have a standing invitation to be our featured artist at the East Texas Steel Guitar Association monthly show in Tyler, Texas. I would love to stand and introduce you to the many fans that attend each month. It is every 3rd. Sunday at 1:30 P.M. Information and directions can be found at www.etsga.org. We have a featured artist every month. This month (on the 4th. Sunday due to Father's day) Aaron Marshall from Silsby, Texas will be our featured artist along with Travis Partain who will be our member artist.
Maybe one day you will find the time.
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Charles Tilley ,
Princeton, Texas |
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Robert Jones
From:
Branson, Missouri
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Posted 10 Jun 2007 1:33 pm
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I will certainly be talking to you about that in the very near future. I would love to come down and partake in the show there. I will call you real soon and get some details.
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Mullen Royal Precision D10 Red Lacquer Pearl inlay 8&8
"Life is too short for bad tone."
https://mullenguitars.com/
http://www.bjsbars.com/ |
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Terry McCumbee
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West Virginia, USA
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Posted 11 Jun 2007 4:30 am
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| Thanks Charles for changing my song to Look At Us. Keep up the good work on your site. We are loving it. |
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Ray Montee
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Portland, Oregon (deceased)
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Posted 11 Jun 2007 9:42 am WHAT A GREAT SITE!
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First chance I've had to visit this fine site and what an experience.
I hadn't realized how great a steel guitar could sound without accompaniment. "Cherokee" by Mike McGee and "When They Ring Those Golden Bells" by Fred Justice certainly opened my eyes (and EARS!) to this wonderful listening experience.
Junior Knights' rendition of "Alright, I'll Sign The Papers"....was a wonderful look back into time and I recalled the first tune I'd ever heard Junior solo on and that was "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" from decades ago, played live in some club or hall. Fun to listen to and most enjoyable, to say the least.
Dick Wood's "Shadow of Your Smile" was great, as was Phil Bender's "E Maliu Maui".... Clean and tasteful, to be sure.
As always, Bill Stafford's "When I Dream" clearly defines just how versatil a steel guitar can be.
The one that really knocked my socks off, was Basil Henrique's "Swedish Rhapsody". What a performance!
With all of the players to choose from, there are many, many more fine artists on this fine web site but just can't listen to all of them at one sitting.
Drop in and give it a listen. You just can't go wrong with that much great talent to listen to. |
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basilh
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United Kingdom
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Posted 11 Jun 2007 6:36 pm
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Thanks a Million Ray for the Kudos.
I live to play and to please my peers. Glad you liked it, maybe one day I'll get invited to some convention stateside and we can meet, I'd love to.
Baz
The first version I recorded of Swedish Rhapsody was on my album Irish & Country Steel Guitar, but the quality wasn't good so I TRIED to re-create the original backing. I wasn't happy with the sustained G note on the D7th chord, BUT, it's in the original score ? .. Originally it was the Radio Telefis Eireann Concert Orchestra, but the version you heard was just me and me and me etc. I sequenced the backing and multitracked the acoustic guitars, dobro and steel.
The Original one by me
And this is the album I did with the RTE Concert Orchestra, albeit by proxy in a kinda way. (Read the Sleeve Notes)
Irish and Country Steel Guitar |
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Howard Tate
From:
Leesville, Louisiana, USA, R.I.P.
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Posted 12 Jun 2007 4:56 am
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| Charles, I was very glad to meet you in Dallas. I only live about three hours from Tyler, if I ever have a weekend off I'll come and listen to all the fine players there. Basil, you are really amazing. So versatile, I always love hearing you play. |
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Kay Das
From:
Los Angeles CA
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Posted 12 Jun 2007 9:11 pm Love Song of Indonesia
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Charles,
Thanks for posting "Love Song of Indonesia", my original.
I wish to acknowledge the great guitar/keyboard accompaniment of Ton von Tergouw of Holland.
Kay |
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Charles Tilley
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Posted 16 Jun 2007 4:25 am Still posting for you
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Mike Hoover
From:
Franklin, TN, USA
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Posted 16 Jun 2007 8:59 am
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Charles,
Great site, and some good pickers.
Mike |
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Moon in Alaska
From:
Kasilof, Alaska * R.I.P.
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Posted 21 Jun 2007 2:48 pm
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Hi there, Charles.....
Thanks for the "usual" good job !!! The new song feature at the bottom really makes it simple to hear every new song.
There are some "fantastic" steel players on your site !!!
Moon
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