300 steel Guitar Related Photos

Roy Ayres · Post by **Roy Ayres** » 29 Sep 2009 8:32 am

I recently doubled the size of my Photo Album to approximately 300 pictures. Essentially all of the photos are steel-guitar related, and the vast majority are of steel guitar players.

Go to my website at http://www.RoysFootprints.com
and click on the red tab labeled "Photo Album"

The pictures are shown, for the most part, in the order in which I received them.

If you decide the visit the site, I would appreciate your signing my Guest Book.

Thanks

Jack Dougherty · Post by **Jack Dougherty** » 29 Sep 2009 8:58 am

Roy...

It's an honor to be part of your photo collection.

JD

Roy Ayres · Post by **Roy Ayres** » 29 Sep 2009 3:07 pm

It was just pointed out to me that I had mislabeled one of the photos. It has now been corrected.

If you spot an error of any kind in my Photo Album. please email me or post a description of the error in this thread.

Thanks

Roy

Billy McCombs · Post by **Billy McCombs** » 29 Sep 2009 6:34 pm

Roy Thank you for posting your pictures, theres a lot of Steel history there. I really enjoyed those. Billy

Russ Wever · Post by **Russ Wever** » 29 Sep 2009 10:33 pm

Jack Green, Jeanie Seeley, Larry Bell & Robert Redding

'Robert Redding' is actually Roger Rettig.
~Russ

Jack Stoner · Post by **Jack Stoner** » 30 Sep 2009 2:04 am

Roy, thanks for the pictures and also for posting my picture. Roy is also a member of our Florida Steel Guitar Club.

Don Sulesky · Post by **Don Sulesky** » 30 Sep 2009 3:44 am

Roy
Thanks for letting me a part of your Photo Album.
Don

Ernest Cawby · Post by **Ernest Cawby** » 30 Sep 2009 5:10 am

Hi guys, nice to be included in such a great site, you 2 have had some great times, and lots of nice friends, it is nice to be included in your life and we love you 2 very much and are proud to call you family, have a great future and see you down the road.
Please come to the next Fl. meeting so we can be together, that is what it is all about and not the politics.

ernie

Roy Ayres · Post by **Roy Ayres** » 30 Sep 2009 5:27 am

Thanks for the nice replies. It makes the effort seem worthwhile. It' a time consuming process, but as long as you guys are looking in from time to time, I enjoy doing it.

BTW, Roger Rettig's name has now been corrected.

Please let me know of any other corrections that need to be made, any duplicates, etc.

Thanks,

Roy

P.S. Over the past year my site has registered an average of a little more than 10 hits per day.

CrowBear Schmitt · Post by **CrowBear Schmitt** » 30 Sep 2009 6:46 am

Hi Roy
That's one heck of a scrapbook you done put up
i, too, am honored to be there
Thank you

Bob Farlow · Post by **Bob Farlow** » 30 Sep 2009 3:14 pm

Roy, you have Walter Haynes name misspelled.

Roy Ayres · Post by **Roy Ayres** » 30 Sep 2009 3:23 pm

Thanks, Bob. I'll correct it right away.

Terry Winter · Post by **Terry Winter** » 30 Sep 2009 7:59 pm

Great job Roy! Really interesting to say the least.
Terry

Walter Stettner · Post by **Walter Stettner** » 1 Oct 2009 5:14 am

Roy,

Wow, what a great photo collection! Lots of historical pics I have never seen. This is fantastic!

Thanks for making me a part of it, too!

Best regards, Walter

James Jacoby · Post by **James Jacoby** » 10 Oct 2009 12:18 am

Hi Roy. Boy! Talk about taking a person back to the day! I was a teenager the first time I heard "Seventeen". At first, I thought it was Bill Haley. We always watched the Pee Wee King show on our old black and white TV. My favorite was Red Stewart doing "Slowpoke". My dad was an alto sax player from the Swing era, and he used to take me with him on gigs. I played my old "Gene Autry Melody Ranch", flat-top guitar, which I still have. The frets are worn down, almost to the wood, and the body is broken. My dad would always slip me a few bucks, although they, probably could barely hear me. My late uncle, Jack Jacoby lived in your town( Riverview), for years.Perhaps you may have met him at some time.
Sometime soon, I'm going back and watch/listen to the rest of your attachment! Thanks, so much, for the trip down memory lane! --Jake Jacoby--