Posted: 15 Oct 2016 8:52 am
Bring a carload Stu. One can navigate while you drive!
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PSGA 43rd Annual Show, Nov. 5-6, 2016, Darien & Norwalk, CT
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Posted: 16 Oct 2016 5:10 am
Folks, if you haven't been to one of these shows before, make plans now to attend. The two headliners this year, Buck Reid and Cindy Cashdollar, will knock your socks off. Both are amazing players. The band is top notch and there is always interesting steel related merchandise for sale at tables around the edge of the room. This is the best yearly show in the northeast.
Posted: 20 Oct 2016 11:17 am
Bump it up ^ ^ ^ Don't miss this show if you are in the northeast area.
Posted: 22 Oct 2016 3:53 am
Hello Bob M.! Great to see you post and "Hello". Congratulations on another show.
I played "Whiter Shade of Pale" at an Armonk show, in the 80's.
I played he chords on the E9th and played the melody on the C6th with an E-bow.
Especially, with Buddy being there, I was a nervous wreck.
I remember be blown away by Jimmy Roule and guitarist, Van Manakas.
I played "Whiter Shade of Pale" at an Armonk show, in the 80's.
I played he chords on the E9th and played the melody on the C6th with an E-bow.
Especially, with Buddy being there, I was a nervous wreck.
I remember be blown away by Jimmy Roule and guitarist, Van Manakas.
Posted: 22 Oct 2016 12:36 pm
Hey Chris
Jim Pitman will be traveling down to the PSGA show with an empty car. Want to carpool to the show?
Jim Pitman will be traveling down to the PSGA show with an empty car. Want to carpool to the show?
Posted: 22 Oct 2016 1:48 pm
I'm calling Jim now. Thanks
Posted: 22 Oct 2016 3:25 pm
I spoke with John B. about going to the show.
Most likely John, Jim & I will go "down country" together.
I'm probably going to bring my Tapper steel down for a little show and tell.
(note the raised fretboard and second compensated bridge for fretting in tune)
Looking forward to it!
Most likely John, Jim & I will go "down country" together.
I'm probably going to bring my Tapper steel down for a little show and tell.
(note the raised fretboard and second compensated bridge for fretting in tune)
Looking forward to it!
Posted: 28 Oct 2016 8:36 am
That Tapper steel looks cool, if not complicated. Just spoke with Buck and we are all excited to see it. Looking forward to a fun trip down and back as well Chris.
Steel guitar junkies: There are still openings to sign up for Buck's pedal steel instructional class being held Saturday Nov. 5, a day ahead of the PSGA show. A jam is planned. Come join us to watch, listen and play.
Steel guitar junkies: There are still openings to sign up for Buck's pedal steel instructional class being held Saturday Nov. 5, a day ahead of the PSGA show. A jam is planned. Come join us to watch, listen and play.
Posted: 28 Oct 2016 11:41 am
Meeting @Jim's @ 12 on Fri.. See you there.
Posted: 30 Oct 2016 8:31 pm
Looking forward to seeing everyone there! Gonna be a large time. 
Posted: 31 Oct 2016 8:01 am
Due to NYC Marathon on 6th, I won't be able to make this year's show- 
First time in 20 years I'm missing this show...
In any event, I miss you all- and have a great time!!
Bob, I guess I'll mail you a check for membership renewal this year.
First time in 20 years I'm missing this show...In any event, I miss you all- and have a great time!!
Bob, I guess I'll mail you a check for membership renewal this year.
Posted: 31 Oct 2016 2:29 pm
Bummer Hiro, let us know how well you do in the marathon. Hope to see you next year!
Posted: 1 Nov 2016 7:30 pm
This weekend!!!! This weekend!!!!
If you love steel guitar, please, please don't miss the PSGA's Gala 43rd Show!
It's the best event in the northeast and it only comes once a year, folks.
Show up and listen to some great steel playing and support this GREAT CLUB!
And, don't forget the Piedmont Club on Saturday. Buck Reid is giving a seminar in the afternoon and that night, we'll be treated to some fine music by Buck, Jeff DeMaio and Gunsmoke and other special guests.
Make sure to attend these fine events.
If you love steel guitar, please, please don't miss the PSGA's Gala 43rd Show!
It's the best event in the northeast and it only comes once a year, folks.
Show up and listen to some great steel playing and support this GREAT CLUB!
And, don't forget the Piedmont Club on Saturday. Buck Reid is giving a seminar in the afternoon and that night, we'll be treated to some fine music by Buck, Jeff DeMaio and Gunsmoke and other special guests.
Make sure to attend these fine events.
Posted: 3 Nov 2016 6:39 pm
Hoping to see every steel player within a 6 hour drive this weekend at the show. Buck's seminar is Saturday with a Saturday nite jam. Be there or be square!
Posted: 6 Nov 2016 4:42 am
I just happen to be driving home from Philly to NH today. Looks like I'll be taking a four-hour rest-stop in Norwalk!
Posted: 6 Nov 2016 6:11 am
Get your butt up here Dan!
Posted: 6 Nov 2016 1:48 pm
Great show! Cindy Cashdollar on now, tearing it up on nonpedal. Buck Reid coming up next. Great crowd. Some superb, young players in the lineup this year too. Thanks, PSGA!
Posted: 6 Nov 2016 9:24 pm
Really nice to meet so many of you today, that was a lot of fun. I hope i can do it again!
Posted: 7 Nov 2016 12:08 am
After a longass drive which included the Tapanzee bridge I finally made it to the PSGA show in Norwalk Connecticut.Well worth the scary drive.I got to meet a few friendly faces Fooch Fischetti,Jim Cohen,Cindy Cashdollar,Harvey Citron,And got to meet a few forum friends,Craig Stock,Jim Pittman,John Graboff,Mike Neer.As soon as I was seated I was thrilled by Rob Segal playing a wonderful set,Followed by Tom Vollmer,Who was very funny as well as a great player...Jim Cohen played a set that was just awesome plus it was his birthday!after Jim's set I was feeling a little tired so I went out to my car and disappeared back to the Hudson Valley.Thanks to all for the wonderful show!!
Posted: 7 Nov 2016 8:04 am
Great to see the stars as well as some new talent coming in. The future of the instrument depends on it.
Posted: 7 Nov 2016 8:57 am
It was a workout as usual, but a lot of fun, as usual. Everybody has a different way of writing charts for their set, and that definitely makes it interesting.
Posted: 7 Nov 2016 6:50 pm
You guys always do different kinda Marathon, Steve! 
I'm glad everyone had a great time at the show, and I really missed it this year.
I don't know what day will be the veteran's day weekend next year, but I will make it- again
I'm glad everyone had a great time at the show, and I really missed it this year. I don't know what day will be the veteran's day weekend next year, but I will make it- again
Posted: 7 Nov 2016 7:29 pm
Steve, lets face it buddy, you're a great musician. I enjoy listening to the whole backup band. There aren't much better than you guys. You all played superbly.
Posted: 7 Nov 2016 7:30 pm
Thanks Stu, and thanks very much to the PSGA for producing a really interesting, varied, and exciting show. It was great to see/hear everybody, and Hiro you were missed!
Rob Segal
Rob Segal
Posted: 7 Nov 2016 7:31 pm
I'll second that emotion, John. It's always a great pleasure and privilege to play with the PSGA band. Steve, Van, Larry and Fooch did an awesome job all day. Thanks, guys!
And Stu, I was looking for you afterwards. Sorry you felt you needed to leave early but I hope you had a safe trip back home. It was great to see you again, my friend, and thanks for your nice comment on my set. (And for the generous gift of the phaser pedal. Hope it sounded okay out there!)
J'beaux
And Stu, I was looking for you afterwards. Sorry you felt you needed to leave early but I hope you had a safe trip back home. It was great to see you again, my friend, and thanks for your nice comment on my set. (And for the generous gift of the phaser pedal. Hope it sounded okay out there!)
J'beaux