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Posted: **3 Dec 2005 5:41 pm**

The picture is kind of small, but this is most of our Praise band at Christian Life Church, in Austin, Tx. The drummer was cut out of the picture, and we've since added another guitar player, and re-arranged our stage. These are really good musicians and it is a lot of fun playing with them.

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Darvin Willhoite
Riva Ridge Recording

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Posted: **3 Dec 2005 6:39 pm**

What a great topic!

This is a picture from the Underground Coffee Shop, which is right under the Forum office in downtown Cloverdale.

The band is Open Hearts. The picture was taken in 2004.

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Posted: **3 Dec 2005 9:34 pm**

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Posted: **4 Dec 2005 1:42 am**

This is a lot of fun. I get to put a face to your names and see you all in action.
Makes the forum seem more friendly.
(not that it seemed unfriendly at all, You know what I mean) Im trying to find a Always Pastsy Cline show photo to post. So far no luck.

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Mark

Posted: **4 Dec 2005 2:01 am**

Here's a picture from Groningen, Netherlands. It's Derek Truck, Sonny Landreth and I playing with the Derek Trucks band.

Here's another with the full band, including Buddy Cage and Johan Jansen om pedal steel.

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Posted: **4 Dec 2005 5:02 am**

A fun gig.

Geo

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Posted: **4 Dec 2005 8:47 am**

sorry for the double post. This was my first time to post a picture, and it took a while for this dumb ol hillbilly to figure it out. The picture was taken last year at the 50th aniversary of the Ozark Country Jubilee. The guitar player is the legendary Speedy Haworth, 85 years old and still plays great. He was on the original show that broadcast from Springfield Mo. back in the 1950's. He has great stories from back in those days[This message was edited by Jack Musgrave on 04 December 2005 at 09:20 AM.]

Posted: **4 Dec 2005 9:25 am**

here's my best side at Gruene Hall last Friday

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Posted: **4 Dec 2005 9:39 am**

Our band is so old we don't even show up on the pictures any more.

Posted: **5 Dec 2005 3:38 pm**

Arty, what band are you playing with there? Looks like folks totally going nuts over yer steel solo!

Posted: **5 Dec 2005 5:33 pm**

Let me give this posting pictures thing a try.

And on the same bill was our own Chris Ivey

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Posted: **5 Dec 2005 7:01 pm**

Hey, Billy, it's the Kevin Fowler Band, and they're going nuts over Kevin, I just happened to be in the line of fire

this one's from the Tin Star in Giddings....

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Posted: **5 Dec 2005 7:04 pm**

I'm going to try this pic posting thing,,,

Me with Bill Roan/Country Fire Band Kingman, Az. [I'm the ugly one in back with my head down] LOL..

Our band Gunsmoke last week-end, With me Tele-Whangin and Mike Young on steel, I really had a great time,, course I may never sit down behind a steel again!! LOL..

Larry

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Posted: **5 Dec 2005 10:31 pm**

In 1987, no picks in those days

Posted: **6 Dec 2005 2:39 pm**

Darryl:
In reply to your query about the evil European 220 current. Back in the early '60 when I was stationed in the Azores,we had a club band that played the three service clubs (Officer, NCO, and Airman) and we had American electricity. 110 VAC 60 Hz.

Once we went outside the gate the world changed. We had to use a transformmer to cut the voltage down to 110. Also the local current was 50Hz, which our amps weren't used to. Also theirs wouldn't ground like ours did, and we played on a dry surface, with rubber soles, and never, ever touched anything else metal. This was 40+ years ago. Maybe it is better now.

Glenn

Posted: **6 Dec 2005 3:19 pm**

Hey Joseph, that's a pretty Steel! Is that first picture one of you using a new "slant" (hee hee)... And if I'm not mistaken, in the picture of Chris Ivey, that arm playing the Mandolin belongs to the one and only Ken Burnett, of the Amee Chapman Band (Big Finish). One of these days we'll have to share a venue too.

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Dave Wren
'95Carter S12-E9/B6,7X7; Session500; Hilton Pedal
www.ameechapman.com

Posted: **6 Dec 2005 3:46 pm**

http://usera.imagecave.com/Richguy/RichSteel.bmp.jpg

Here I am at the Cowboy church with the group, By the Cross. By the way, my tooth is not missing its a mic chord over my face!
Rich Guy

Posted: **8 Dec 2005 8:58 am**

Hey David-
Good call on Ken's arm!
We had the pleasure of Ken sitting in with us a while back. Heckuva picker!
I keep meaning to get out to one of your shows, but I'm consumed by all things baby-related at this point.
Regards,
Joe

Posted: **8 Dec 2005 9:48 am**

Here's a tip for when the baby arrives.... their fingers are too small for picks until at least two years of age

, but they can tromp around on the pedals.

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Dave Wren
'95Carter S12-E9/B6,7X7; Session500; Hilton Pedal
www.ameechapman.com

Posted: **8 Dec 2005 2:04 pm**

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Posted: **8 Dec 2005 3:05 pm**

Hopefully this will be a pic of me playing with the Hackles at Hanovers in Pplugerville , TX this summer

Dang it. It never worked[This message was edited by Steve England on 08 December 2005 at 03:08 PM.][This message was edited by b0b on 08 December 2005 at 03:33 PM.]

Posted: **8 Dec 2005 3:46 pm**

I've reduced the size of some of the pics to make them fit on the page.

Posted: **8 Dec 2005 10:14 pm**

<center>Rhode Island Steel Guitar Asso. Show, October 2005</center>

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<center>Way back in 1982... yikes!</center>

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Posted: **9 Dec 2005 3:27 am**

Whoa! Rock that thang!

Posted: **9 Dec 2005 4:43 am**

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