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Posted: **30 Sep 2009 1:26 am**

Mike Perlowin wrote:I'm in shape. Round is a shape.
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I represent that remark, which is as Broad as it's Tall.

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 1:29 am**

richard burton wrote:Where's Clarence Clue ?

He's a fantastic player, still playing his old homebuilt steel, he founded Norfolk and Clue, acclaimed UK 60's country duo

And some fell on stoney ground Richard my boy:
I believe he left and joined the "Symbolics" as Sym.

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 1:40 am**

Chris LeDrew wrote:This is turning into a list of "all steelies

Thanks to all the best for inspiring us all!
And lets not forget the "Unsung Heroes",
Every talented player out there who never had the opportunity to receive recognition for their creative spirit.

Maybe you know one?

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 2:42 am**

Household names:

Red Rhodes
Eric Heywood
Greg Leisz
David Lindley
Neil Flanz

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 2:59 am**

Sonny Burnette
Bud Issacs
Bill West
Bob Maickal
Tom Bradshaw

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 3:06 am**

Rusty Young
Dick Meis
Russ Pahl

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 4:44 am**

Tony Farr
Johnny Bonvillian
Steve Lamb

there are others from N.O. but I'm not awake that good yet!

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 5:38 am**

John Le Masters
Mike Johnson
Roger Crawford
Rob Parker
Larry Bell
Bud Vanderburg
Roy Ayers
Earl williams
Chet Gibson Played with Mo Bandy
Lonnie Portwood
Chuck Haney
Jack Stoner
Jack Dougherty
Rick Alexander
Lou Roschell
Terry Crisp
Bret Crisp
Blake Hawkins
Nan Cawby
Fred Tomphson
James Price
Fred Cronier
John King
Johnny Bondz

I played on thew La. Hayride but am not great, Just a sunday picker that loves music, old country.

ernie

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 5:56 am**

Thanks to all the best for inspiring us all!
And lets not forget the "Unsung Heroes",
Every talented player out there who never had the opportunity to receive recognition for their creative spirit.

Maybe you know one?

I know many more unsung heroes than I know sung heroes.

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 6:32 am**

I don't see the point of the list.

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 6:33 am**

BUDDY CAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 6:56 am**

Let's not forget these two great legends in Texas steel guitar playing ...

GARY HOGUE
JUNIOR KNIGHT

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 7:43 am**

Duane Marrs
Mike Smith
Wayne Dahl
Bryan Dixson
Randle Currie

Carson Chamberlain
Jonathon Cullifer
Danny Sneed
Dan Tyack

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 8:44 am**

Gene O'Neal

Tommy Morrell.

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 10:28 am**

From the Emerald Isle, animal lovers as well as steel players, Don Delaney and Patrick McGinty

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 2:09 pm**

I Cannot believe that I have not seen LYNN OUSLEY'S name on here. I even missed him on my previous post. Geeee.... And what about David Wright, Bobby Bowman????? Larry

Posted: **30 Sep 2009 8:45 pm**

Thanks Larry. I will add Bobby Garrett. Jody.

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 6:06 am**

Bruce Zumsteg- more than just a great builder!
Vance Terry
Jeff Newman
Wally and Jim Murphy
Tom Brumley

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 7:24 am**

richard burton wrote:From the Emerald Isle, animal lovers as well as steel players, Don Delaney and Patrick McGinty

Delaney is a cousin of Don Key and McGinty's beard is a little Goatee

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 2:03 pm**

Larry, Lynn's last name should be: Owsley.

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 3:52 pm**

How about Sonny Purdom and Jack Goodson

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 3:53 pm**

And the old ALA Steeler, Charlie Davidson

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 8:24 pm**

Wayne Tyler, Harry Shaw, Sam Farside, Cal Sharp, George Edwards

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 8:46 pm**

Al Vescovo. He should have been #1 on the list.

Posted: **1 Oct 2009 9:07 pm**

John Hughey
Buddy Emmons
Paul Franklin
Bruce Bouton
Herb Steiner
Wilburn Stewart
Billy Tams
Buck Grantham
Weldon Myrick
Lloyd Green
Tom Brumley
Pete Drake
Buddy Charlton
Hal Rugg
Sonny Burnett
Stu Bassore
Little Roy Wiggins
Don Helms
Lynn Owsley
Terry Crisp
Mike Johnson
Mike Daily of the George Strait show
and the hits just keep on comin'

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Roll Call... Who Have I Missed???

Re: I'm almost afraid to say it

players missed that are very good