The Steel Guitar Forum

Lloyd Green
JayDee Maness
Doug Jernigan

Steve,
That is Jon Graboff on Ryan's stuff. I'm on some cut some place but the main tracks are Jon. He sounds great on the new Willie CD also.



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<SMALL>I would pay money to hear a concert of live steel guitar music from the 3 guys that post the most on the forum.</SMALL>

Good one Bob!

My picks:

1. the late JERRY BYRD
2. the Big E
3. Sneaky Pete

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Sara Jorey
Cindy Cashdollar
Barbara Mandrell

Well, I'll join in and say...
Jay Dee, Lloyd & Sneaky.

Dicky Overbey,Herby Wallace,Lloyd Green,and anyone else who sits or stands behind a steel guitar.

If I could bring Chalker back he could just play all 3 sets.

Texas guys
Jim Loessberg
Dicky Overby
Don Sowersby

Nashville guys
J.D.
Lloyd Green
John Hughey

If I'd a-known we could dig up dead people and put 'em on stage, I might've gone for a young Joaquin Murphy and a speedy Speedy West. They just don't make 'em like they used to.

Billy, it's so hard to pick just three, because there are so many great players, with different styles....the three that have inspired me the most would be: Buddy Emmons, John Hughey, and Terry Sutton. Terry is from CT. He plays with a group (actually formed it) called Stone Canyon. He plays steel and fiddle for them. I replaced him as the steeler in a group in the northeast back in the late 60's and early 70's. I'd been playing steel about 4 months at that time....wow, man I didn't know anything back then. There are probably some players that would say I still don't know anything (lol). HAL

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Bob H...seems like the song I was referring to was you...my son looked it up on allmusic and said you were listed...I heard the stuff with Jon and it's great too...

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For the pure pleasure of sitting there watching & listening, would have to be:
Dickey Overby
Lloyd Green
Joe Wright
Never had the chance to see them 3 together at 1 time at 1 place.

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1. Lloyd Chalker
2. Sneaky Green
3. Curly Pete

Billy,good topic,I know Bob White is gone on,but Him, PeeWee Whitewing and Tom Morrell would be the 3 i would love to see together,,i have their CD "No Pedlers Allowed" and just to be able to see them play some of those songs would be a treat..
Tom

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1.)Bob Hempker- Truly one of the "unsung heros" of the instrument.

2.)Lloyd Green- What can I say about him that hasn't already been said. He was my first hero, and my first influence.

3.)Russ Hicks- Along with Mr. Green, a long time hero and influence.

There are many others I would like to hear, but the list would be far too exhaustive to print here.

Susan Alcorn
Cindy Cashdollar
Greg Leisz

I'm going to have to cheat and list a forth:

Herb Remington

based on my mood right now......

Lloyd Green

Joe Wright

Al Svenddal

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