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Posted: 20 Sep 2015 9:04 am
by Jack Harper
november 6th & 7th in gulfport, mississippi at the deep south steel guitar show will feature our special guest, jim vest! everyone will get an up front and personal jim vest, hall of fame show. from the writer, the producer and the player. the total nashville package. a historical event all in one guy.
set 'em up joe and play walkin' the floor.....
the $10.00 admission is unheard of for such a show. along with the amazing jim vest, you will see, hear and talk with, these hall of famers....
peewee whitewing, billy robinson, lynn owsley, joe wright
a yet to be announced surprise or two!
your host is the legendary bill stafford. pedal steel guitar innovator & virtuoso.
this is the deep south show of shows in the world of steel guitar.
the vfw on dedeaux rd & hwy 49 is a most accessible venue to anyone, no stairs, no steps, great sound, great back-up award winning musicians from music city and several states. motels available in all directions.
mark your calender and come on down....

country jack

Posted: 20 Sep 2015 9:45 am
by Barry Blackwood
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Posted: 20 Sep 2015 5:51 pm
by Jack Harper
note***
at that time, November 2013, jim vest, was not in the hall and was not on that show. it was another year before his hall of fame induction in 2014.
this is 2015, jim vest has been in the hall one year.
and he will be on this show.
everything else, but the date, is spot-on.
steel guitar hall of fame members
jim vest, lynn owsley, joe wright, billy robinson, peewee whitewing
the deep south steel guitar association showcase
November 6th & 7th, 2015
2-4-6-8-come early-stay late

country jack

Posted: 20 Sep 2015 7:17 pm
by John Butler
I met Jim last year at the FBsongwriters festival. What a great guy, and wonderful player. I loved hearing him tell the story about the recording session of "set em up joe". They couldn't get the song started the way they wanted. Finally Jim said, give me a few minutes and I'll come up with something. The result was the now famous intro that made the song more than it ever would have been. If you ever get a chance to hear Jim tell the story, it's well worth the time.

Posted: 22 Sep 2015 2:01 pm
by Jack Harper
thanks john...
that question is at the top of my list, if he doesn't inject the answer first. i love to hear the story behind the song. i have always wondered which came first the chicken or the egg or in this case the lyric or the signature steel run.

this show is right off I-10 and right off hwy 49 and is so affordable that it should have an overflow crowd at the open of the doors.
so much history and so much talent, the school district should hold classes there that weekend.
5 steel guitar hall of fame members....and counting!

country jack