The Steel Guitar Forum

Dave Hepworth wrote:Stonecreek annual reunion gig.

I like your hat, Dave!

Here's the main band I play with. We play mostly older country music along with original songs written by our two lead singers.

Thanks Bob,it's truly a very old hat made out of moleskin.
The Mullen is a lot newer !! And is my pride and joy.it sounds superb thro any amp you put it thro .It is a retirement present to myself when I retired last September.So easy to play too.It replaced my old Sho Bud which fell to bits after many years long service .I thought I wouldn't find anything to replace the Bud .......the Mullen has done and more .So I am a very happy chappie !

Visit our website www.darkhorsecountry.com for some sound clips all the studio stuff was done with this Williams guitar

Bob Collum & The Welfare Mothers

The Rosellys

Another pic of The Rhythm Rangers

Sacred Steel guitarist, (Yolando Ramsey), Del Grace Jr., (Drums), Jay Caver, (Guitar), and Del Grace Sr., (Bass Guitar).

Mandy Troxel and the Bitter Ends:

Here's an old one from about 1995...
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Tujunga Trail Dogs last year at Viva Cantina with our dear departed drummer Vic Ortega.


The new lineup!

Well, here we are, - Buckìn`away in Norway.

Here we are , the winning folk band (traditional section) of 2014.

steinar wrote:Well, here we are, - Buckìn`away in Norway.

Just sayin', you guys are awesome, love your music!

I don't have any pics yet of my current band, so I'll send this one of when I was picking with Doug and the guys.

Okay, I am not, and never have been, a member of the Marshall Tucker Band. But being invited to sit in with one of my all-time favorite groups (formed by fellow South Carolina natives) - and one of the most legendary country-rocking bands in American popular music more than 40 years after they got together - is always incredible artistic and personal honor.

Yep, being an occasional honorary Tucker Boy is COOL!

The Rolling Rock Revue days....I eventually saved up enough money to buy my first steel so I didn't have to spend all of my time trying to make a 6 string electric sound like one

September, 1993. A long time ago. with them about two years. A fun band to work with. Country & Country Rock.
Back Row: David Knight, Bill Pyor, Walter Kirst.
Front Row: Danny Isaacs, J.R. Rose, Susan Knight, Tracey Wages. Thanks,

Still Kickin Band, Been with these guys about 4 Yrs. Traditional country with a little Rock.

Against the Grain, Lyle Dudley Band, Living Grace Bluegrass

Circa 1977, somewhere in the West:

That's me on the top right. Sittin' on top my D-10 case, complete with a case of Budweiser on my right.

Those were the good old days.

I've seen a lot of past group pix, so I thought I'd post this one. This was in Va. during the '90's. "The Country Proud Band"
A whole lot of great music, fun, and good times!!!
We were together 'bout 8 years.

L to R
Buddy Charleton, myself, Larry Wible, Terri Sacra, Joe Sacra and Tommy Sacra

BEATS WORKING is a great name!

These are all very cool pictures.
Please post more for those of us who don't get out much anymore or have lost our bands.

Tore Blestrud wrote:

Oslo Opry Orchestra

I don't see Mel !!!