Steel Players
Posted: 7 Jul 2012 10:05 pm
Hi From Down Under-I would just like to see a live band with Steel Guitar doing Backing in it-Some shows don't even use a steel guitar down under-Help-Come and save us.Barry (Down Under)
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Posted: 8 Jul 2012 6:24 am
Rich Gibson - my vote cancels your vote.
Posted: 9 Jul 2012 8:28 pm
The first ACL show I saw many years ago had Alvin Crowe and a young steel player named Herb Steiner. The song I remember best was "Nyquil Blues" that just happened to be written by that very talented steel guitar player...Love ya Herb!!!
Posted: 10 Jul 2012 2:54 am
Some might say my accordion playing is better than my steel abilities 
Hey, what's wrong with the accordion anyway, it's not a b@nj0 
Hey, what's wrong with the accordion anyway, it's not a b@nj0 Posted: 10 Jul 2012 6:58 am
2 American inventions for music : Banjo first, pedal steel second (modified from some other stringed instrument I`m sure)
When the pedal steel banjo comes out we can really make some noise that half the public won`t like, THE NEW AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL maybe it`ll chase out some Foreigners in high up places in our country that think were nuts in the head, Then we can cry like a bunch of babies to get our country back on track... Just a thought
Dont ask me where this came from....LOL
When the pedal steel banjo comes out we can really make some noise that half the public won`t like, THE NEW AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL maybe it`ll chase out some Foreigners in high up places in our country that think were nuts in the head, Then we can cry like a bunch of babies to get our country back on track... Just a thought
Dont ask me where this came from....LOL
Posted: 15 Jul 2012 8:20 am
About three weeks ago,I saw Lyle Lovett.He had Buck Reid playing for him.The first time I saw a "COUNTRY" act in long time. I remember watching it in the early years, and you would see people like Alan Jackson, George Strait, George Jones. Now they show more alternative rock and heavy metal.Like Aaron Tippon says, "What This Country Needs, Is Little More STEEL GUITAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted: 20 Jul 2012 5:16 pm
Buck Trent came pretty close.Craig Schwartz wrote:When the pedal steel banjo comes out we can really make some noise that half the public won`t like
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Posted: 20 Jul 2012 9:41 pm
I've purchased a couple DVDs of prior great shows that were originally broadcast on Austin City Limits/PBS many years ago.
Waylon with Mooney, Hag with Norm, - fantastic stuff.
Would anyone have a VCR copy (since thats all that was availabe back then !) of The Nashville SuperPickers ?
I have the LP of that show.....having the video copy of that show would be a real treat.
Thanks !
Waylon with Mooney, Hag with Norm, - fantastic stuff.
Would anyone have a VCR copy (since thats all that was availabe back then !) of The Nashville SuperPickers ?
I have the LP of that show.....having the video copy of that show would be a real treat.
Thanks !
Posted: 2 Jul 2014 11:03 pm
I don't know what you guys are listening to, but I think Bill Flores sounds GREAT!
That S-10 Emmons just purrs and I specially like the padding...
What UP
That S-10 Emmons just purrs and I specially like the padding...
What UP
Posted: 3 Jul 2014 8:25 am
Bill Flores, your playing is just fine. It was your volume pedal. 