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Jeff, THANKS for the music!
This is proof that the pedal steel should be used in ALL venues of music. Thanks, again. You do good work, sir.

Jeff,
Thanks for that, it's wonderful. I hope your gift is returned to you a hundred fold;
All the best for the season,
-John

Thanks for posting that awesome stuff, Jeff! I know I'm not alone in thinking we should probably start calling you the "man of a million chords"!

Where do you find all those chords? My steel doesn't seem to have that many on it...

Nice Job, Jeff, and Merry Christmas to you and yours.

Thanks for the email Jeff. By the way your Medley of the Seasons leave me lacking: My hands, feet, fingers and whatever else it takes to do such a nice job as you do.

Someday when I grow up I'd like to play a quarter of those notes, and I'd be happy.

Happy Holidays to you and yours.

Great work Jeff! You are awesome! I love the tone you are getting also.
Jerry

Jeff,great stuff,gives us southern boy's chills when it's hot,great playing,..cya Charlie.....

Interesting and impressive stuff, Jeff.

Hey Jeff,
I finally got the file downloaded. It's a big one. I especially like the Summertime licks with the walking bass line.
Merry Christmas from our family to yours.
The Clardys

I'd like to offer you kind folks a very sincere THANK YOU for all these wonderful comments. I felt physically and mentally fatigued ay the undertaking of putting together this 5-song medley over this past weekend and one hour into the recording session I almost said forget about it, I'm just not up for it. Now, thanks to you folks, I'm very glad I did do it. You have managed to inspire me to try to do better each time. Again, I say thank you to all of you many times over, and have a wonderful holiday and new year. .. Jeff

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Good job, Jeff. Tell us how you recorded it onto your computer.

Drew

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Jeff,
Thanks for including me in your of people for critique!..All that I can realy say is..."Fantastic"..You have a "Unique" & breathtaking interpetation and presentation.of some great tunes. and I totally agree with the critiques from the fellow formites!
Grouchy

Jeff...after much gnashing of teeth & wringing my wrists, I finally cleared out enough room on my puny 1 gig HD to hear your fantastic clip. WOW!

I am not worthy! I am not worthy!

Now I wish Santa would bring me a CD burner for my antique computer so I could listen to you through my stereo speakers.

Thanks pal! Merry & Happy Holidays

Great, Jeff!! I can't even begin to imagine the work you had to put into this recording. Have to think it was all worthwhile when listening to the finished product!

Merry Christmas to you and yours.

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Rebel™
ICQ 614585

Beautiful playing Jeff, I really enjoyed it.

Mike

Just Outstanding! I'm not sure, but I think I heard a note on the 23rd fret that you didn't get to... seriously , great playing. Thanks.

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Jeff: After a few hours trying to get this dang computer and mp3 players to act properly, I got it downloaded. But first time I hit it, for some reason; it played Wolverton Mountain by Curly Chalker from another thread.

From there I went to your Christmas Medley and to be perfectly truthful with you, I thought it was still Curly playing and I had to jump start my thinking to realize it was you playing. I suppose from an old, long time Chalker fan, that says it all. Those are some big shoes you have chosen to wear but I like them !!

And they fit you so well !!

Regards, Paul

great job jeff!!. i whis i could play half as good. love your playing man.
keep up the good work
paul wade
msad-10

I'm tellin' ya, we gotta drag this guy to a convention!!!
Great stuff Jeff!
Pete B.

Jeff,

Thanks for the heads up!!

Great work... Harmonization and improv are great!!!

However, like DVA, there was a slight intonation issue around the 23rd fret on measure 257 towards the end....

One day..... One day..........

Especially when I get another D-10 steel.

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Bill Fulbright
Seeking new D-10; Gibson ES-165; Yamaha SY-77; ICQ# 2251620 My Music Site

Wonderful job Jeff. I always enjoy your rich use of the C6.

Great playing, Jeff. Thanks!




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David "DJ" Rupert

1995 Mullen D-10
Nashville 400 Amp
Goodrich Volume Pedal
Boss Effects Pedal Board

"Music. Without it, life itself...would be impossible."

Peace.

www.johnbarnold.com/rupert

Jeff. From the clip I downloaded you have a wonderful grasp of scales on the c6th that shows me I need to practice more and more. Great touch. I only wish I could play half of those. I'd feel good about myself that's for sure. I would like to hear something that you have done with more music to it. I love jazz and could listen to it all day long. My trouble is where I live there are no jazz radio stations that I could listen to.
I look forward to hearing more from you. Keep it up.

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I will start with the disclaimer that I'm a 'friend of Jeff's'. This means I've had him sitting in my studio, fooling around on the steel. What we hear on this medley is truly representative of what he can do. He communicates endlessly interesting harmonic ideas.

Congratulations Jeff!

Rob

"Intonation problem on the 23rd fret"....
gol dang it them's blue notes...