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Posted: **10 Feb 2007 12:24 pm**

Let's give this a little bump to the top!

Posted: **12 Feb 2007 8:12 pm**

Posted: **12 Feb 2007 9:18 pm**

Thanks Mark for the link to the sight.
Hope to see you in about a month.
It's gonna be hard to leave this 50 degrees weather down here.
I looked today and it was 7 or 8 degrees up there
Maybe it will warm up in March
Ha Ha
Larry

Posted: **13 Feb 2007 5:43 am**

With any luck we should have the schedule posted soon on the site

Posted: **13 Feb 2007 6:42 am**

I would like to add that the Mead Hotel is wonderful place for such an event. A 5-star hotel with prices (even room service)that won't break the average person. Two restaurants two bars, pool & spa......you know the rest. So, no matter what the weather it'll be a balmy 72 degrees at the Mead

Posted: **13 Feb 2007 9:06 pm**

Thanks Larry, looking forward to seeing you, too!

We have a list of the players for the Wisconsin Show at:
http://dairysteelshow.com

Posted: **14 Feb 2007 5:49 am**

Bump for a great one coming up.

Posted: **14 Feb 2007 7:00 pm**

The schedule is up on the website. The address is www.dairysteelshow.com

Posted: **15 Feb 2007 9:50 am**

Craig Davidson has learned his lessons well! On playing the pedal steel and on putting a GREAT SHOW together!!! All his experience from the Waterloo "Jam" is really shining through as this show takes its place as one of the FINEST in the country! He also has the help of a truely GREAT woman behind him! And we know how that is, don't we Lefty? Barb & I have had the honor of playing this show a couple of times since it started just a few short years ago. We can't make it this year but we wish you all the best. Again.... it looks like another FABULOUS SHOW!

Neil

Posted: **15 Feb 2007 12:08 pm**

I know you all will have a great Jam. I spent some time in Wisconsin, one of my favorite States. Glad to hear Country and Steel guitar is catching on up there. I watch Midwest country each week on RFD TV, very good show, Shorty

Emmons 1973(bought new in 73) D10 P/P, peavy 1000, Peavy 112, Goodrich Dobro Box, Dobro model Dobro, 1970 Telecaster, Conn tuner, Panosonic Tuner

Posted: **15 Feb 2007 3:16 pm**

Larry, I'm glad your coming to the jam. Better save my money for the jewelry.

I'll have my volume pedal handy for you also.

Sounds like a great show. I will ask Don Helms about Bill Merritt.
I will have my therapist along just in case Joe gets crazy.

Posted: **15 Feb 2007 4:45 pm**

Hey Neil,
You are absolutely, positively right that spouses or significant others play a very important role in not only in keeping us in line but also ':roll:' in helping us organize our performances and/or steel shows. In fact, I think many of these events are successful due to the support and contributions of family members.
Really beginning to get energized for the Dairy State Jam coming up in March. Looking forward to seeing Craig, Susie, Joe, Larry, and the rest of the gang. Are you and Barb planning to be there? ...lefty

Posted: **16 Feb 2007 5:44 am**

This is the second of the BIG THREE in the north country. I call it open steel season! The Dairy State Jam has been gaining a lot of momentum and this year from the looks of the line up, it will be a show stopper. We'll see you all in the Dairy State in March. Mark Wayne will be supplying the Banana Splits! Right Mark???

Posted: **16 Feb 2007 11:06 pm**

Sorry I can't supply the banana splits, but there'll be a few bananas on hand if anybody would like some.

....They don't seem to cure nervousness (sigh), and make sure you dispose of the peeling properly when you're finished. Don't just throw it on the floor

Posted: **17 Feb 2007 6:28 am**

Roger,
I have raised my rates from a bag of chips, pop and a banana, to one hot meal, a Bailey's and coffee and a banana split per session. Dr. Bill

Posted: **19 Feb 2007 10:38 pm**

Baileys? Save some for me but hold the coffee! Oops, did I say that?

Posted: **20 Feb 2007 7:04 am**

I am so glad Mark, that you are so safety conscious!!! I believe that those peels are specifically a slip / trip hazard according to the OSHA 29 CFR 1910.

Posted: **20 Feb 2007 10:14 am**

Hey Guys & Gals,

Just got our brochure ready & delivered to the printer. Hopefully it will be finished by the Iowa show so I can give all our great players the dairy show schedule. I want to personally thank all of our sponsors who took an ad in our brochure; your sponsorship helps us to promote a great show.

Posted: **25 Feb 2007 12:20 am**

UP!!!

Posted: **28 Feb 2007 6:30 am**

We got 2 feet of snow last weekend so I hope that is it until after the show. 16 days to go.

Posted: **28 Feb 2007 7:11 am**

We Iowans are REALLY looking forward to the Dairy Jam!! Thanks Craig and Suzy for braving the weather and coming down for at least a little informal jam.

Kirk

Posted: **1 Mar 2007 9:43 am**

We are having a blizzard here like the one that hit Waterloo. If we have this foul weather now, hopefully it'll be good weather for Wisconsin Rapids. Looking forward to seeing everyone again at the - "The Udder Jam".

Geo

Posted: **1 Mar 2007 2:01 pm**

George we are getting it now too. I talked to Michael down home and they are fighting it too.

Posted: **1 Mar 2007 7:34 pm**

Hey Craig, use Roger's snowblower Freightliner to clear a path to the show. Hope ya'll have a great show this year!

Posted: **3 Mar 2007 6:53 am**

OOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! I am sooooooooooo ready to pick at this one!!!! OK everybody! Pray together. NO SNOW!

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