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Oregon-Wahington Steel Jam 4/27
Posted: 29 Mar 2008 8:38 am
by Larry Behm
It is time again for a big steel jam, this time it will be held at Jollies Restaurant and Louge in Ridgefield Washington. (17701 NE Union Rd 98682 360-573-3141) Take the 179th Street exit across from the Clark County Fair Grounds.
April 27th (Sunday)
Kindling will be the backup band, jam starts at about 1:00 just like always. ALL steeler are welcome. We always get about 20 players with many more in the crowd just watching.
This jam has been going on since the late 70's and we always have a great time.
Since Ridgefield is closer to the Seattle/Tocoma area than jams in the past let's see some Washington players, Wayne, Wally, Ben, Dan. You know who you are.
Larry Behm
503-722-7562
Posted: 30 Mar 2008 7:05 pm
by Dan Tyack
I'll try to make it, Larry. Sounds like fun.
Wash-Ore Jam
Posted: 30 Mar 2008 7:35 pm
by Merrill & Vangie Fich
Sounds like a great time Larry,sorry we cant make it, we have too much sunshine. Just had my NV400 worked on by Ken Fox,just love it.
Hope to see you in June.
Take care, Merrill
Posted: 31 Mar 2008 3:56 am
by Larry Behm
Merrill are you passing thru or staying a while?
Larry
503-722-7562
Posted: 1 Apr 2008 4:56 am
by Ken Fox
Wish we could be there, Larry. Ruth and I have a trip scheduled for July 24 thru Aug 22 to the Portland area. Hope to see you then
Say hi to all for us at the jam!!
Jam
Posted: 2 Apr 2008 5:20 am
by Bennie Hensley
Larry, thanks for the invitation. I haven't seen you since the Spokane Jam 2 years ago, I sure enjoyed the visit we had...Sorry I can't make this one, my brother will be here from Kansas City and will be leaving the next day....Thanks again
Posted: 6 Apr 2008 11:06 pm
by Bryan Daste
I leave for a 6-week tour on the 23rd! Dang it!
Posted: 7 Apr 2008 8:05 pm
by Eric West
Well Larry, Looks like it's just You, Me, Lynn, Skip, Doug and Harley...
Maybe even Pete Burak will stop in with some tips on Travis Picking..
We can all play at once!.
Looking forward to it.
Gigs the previous two Sundays with Larry and Judy. I'm gonna make sure they make this one.
EJL
Thanks for remembering me............
Posted: 8 Apr 2008 3:55 pm
by Ray Montee
I'm the most often over-looked or forgotten picker here in the entire northwest but that's okay, I think it was 'me' that Eric was kind enough to mention and that makes it all fine.
Unfortunately, I'll be in Phoenix to attend the sentencing of the jerk that killed my young grandson last November. I'm hoping to drop in and see Danny Sneed and/or others that might be playing in that area.
Hopefully, I'll be able to make the next one. You guys always invest alot of effort into these events and that's what makes attending, such an enjoyable time.
Posted: 9 Apr 2008 7:21 am
by Eric West
Well Ray, it was actually "Skip Summons", a local guy that's playing heavy metal country, but we know who you are, and aren't forgetting you.
Condolences for the grandson, and we hope the guy gets what he's got coming.
Maybe next time, though I've got some things coming up.
EJL
Posted: 9 Apr 2008 7:44 am
by Tony Glassman
Eric West wrote:Well Larry, Looks like it's just You, Me, Lynn, Skip, Doug and Harley...
EJL
I was planning on showing up, but since you left me out of your post, it now looks pretty dicey. ':mrgreen:'
Eric, you sounded excellent the other night. Great tone, great licks.....you even looked semi-human. Call me on Friday. Tony
Posted: 9 Apr 2008 12:37 pm
by Eric West
Well Sunny, I wondered if that would get a rise...
Best night I can remember, and I couldn't even hit one string after another.
It was you guys showing up.
I'll call when I know what's up from tomorrow's "thing".
Thanks with all my heart Tony.
EJL
Posted: 9 Apr 2008 1:23 pm
by Tony Glassman
Eric West wrote:
Best night I can remember, and I couldn't even hit one string after another. EJL
It was the strings you didn't hit, that were most appreciated.
.....(obviously that's total bullsh#t, you sounded
killer as usual.)
Looking forward to talking w/ you. your penpal, Sonny Pleasure
Re: Oregon-Wahington Steel Jam 4/27
Posted: 9 Apr 2008 2:52 pm
by Ben Jones
Larry Behm wrote:It is time again for a big steel jam, this time it will be held at Jollies Restaurant and Louge in Ridgefield Washington. (17701 NE Union Rd 98682 360-573-3141) Take the 179th Street exit across from the Clark County Fair Grounds.
April 27th (Sunday)
Kindling will be the backup band, jam starts at about 1:00 just like always. ALL steeler are welcome. We always get about 20 players with many more in the crowd just watching.
This jam has been going on since the late 70's and we always have a great time.
Since Ridgefield is closer to the Seattle/Tocoma area than jams in the past let's see some Washington players, Wayne, Wally, Ben, Dan. You know who you are.
Larry Behm
503-722-7562
If you guys can stand a rank beginner screwin up your jam, I would love to attend
Posted: 9 Apr 2008 4:11 pm
by Eric West
Well Ben, for my part, I can tell you that if guys that have been trying to screw them up for 20 years can't.. I think you're pretty safe.
Hope to see you there.
God willing.
EJL
Posted: 9 Apr 2008 5:59 pm
by Ben Jones
I dunno Eric ....I could screw up a solid iron ball
Would love to come sometime!
Posted: 10 Apr 2008 5:15 am
by Gene Breeden
If I'm ever in that part of the woods I would love to attend! If any of you are coming to Nashville stop by the studio and say hello.
I broke a cardinal rule.................
Posted: 10 Apr 2008 7:09 am
by Ray Montee
I was grossly in error in assuming that Eric's reference was to 'me' and not someone else.
My mistake was in 'assuming' something when in fact, it was not likely to be. Just seeing 'my name' up there on the marque was simply overwhelming and for that brief moment, I believed I'd finally hit the BIG TIME, to share the spot-light with all of the BIG NAMES in the Pacific Northwest. Hello Ridgefield, WA., and good-bye to Nashville!
Hope your jam comes off BIG, as I'm sure it will. Have a good time.
Re: Oregon-Wahington Steel Jam 4/27
Posted: 10 Apr 2008 11:33 am
by Twayn Williams
Ben Jones wrote:If you guys can stand a rank beginner screwin up your jam, I would love to attend
I'll be there as well, so you got no worries!
Seriously, I was at the last one and had a ball. The important thing is to not be afraid to make mistakes and hit bad notes. I always figure if I can hit at least a couple of notes on time and in tune I'm doing pretty well.
Posted: 10 Apr 2008 7:26 pm
by Eric West
Well, we'll none of us probably ever make mention on the
"About Ray" website, but we can hope..
Maybe if we play loud enough for another thirty years or so...
and turn him on to a dozen more jobs...
Huh Gene...
BTW, I'm told that my Current Steel Guitar I got from Rip Edwards and had Mr Marrs retrofit came from the old Ripcord studio years ago. An old dark maple Sho Bud Proff with one knee lever. Bought it off Rip in 85..
EJL
jam
Posted: 14 Apr 2008 8:58 am
by Jack Mattison
Hey Larry.......... I am in North Bend Wa, and will try to be there. Can't bring my steel because Billy Cooper has it right now. I wouldn't bring it anyway because I am just learning and I WOULD screw up your jam
But would love to just listen to all the good guys......... Se ya then......... Jack<><
Headen North
Posted: 15 Apr 2008 10:00 am
by Merrill & Vangie Fich
Larry
Sorry for the delayed answer. We plan to spend a month in the Portland/Vanouver area. Hope to see you there(June-July.)
We are in Hawaii,and plan to visit Alie, home of the steel guitar. See you soon. Merrill
Oregon-Washington Jam
Posted: 16 Apr 2008 5:19 pm
by Gene H. Brown
Hey You Guys,
Wish I could be there. I will be down your way next winter though and maybe we can have some fun. It will be nice to see all of you guys, I really miss all of you.
Hey Gene Breeden, I didn't know you were a member of the Steel Forum, I just about lost my teeth when I saw your name. I will also probably be down your way next winter sometime and I will definetly stop and see you and another one of my great friends, Bill Wence.
I sure wish I could make the Jam, Larry, I haven't seen you since you were a kid, LOL and Doug Jones too , I think he was three years old trying to play a single neck fender 400 or something like that
Hope to see you all this coming winter, I can hardly wait.
Gene Brown
Posted: 16 Apr 2008 10:07 pm
by Eric West
Gene.
Lenoria Jones is still kicking and would love to have you visit. (I'm wondering if Doug J isn't some distant relative.)
Doug's been at a family reunion over the last month, so there might be an engagement to announce...
(Joneses are funny thataway..)
EJL
Oregon - Washington Jam
Posted: 17 Apr 2008 11:28 am
by Gene H. Brown
Hi Eric,
Yes, I would love to visit with Lenora. I haven't seen her for 25 years or so and I am looking forward to meeting you too and do some picking. Thanks for the reply.
Gene