The Steel Guitar Forum

Steel Guitars: Emmons-8, Mullen-8, Pedalmaster-1, Zum-4, Carter-2, Justice-1, Star-3, Jackson-2, ShoPro-2,Franklin-2, MSA-3, Williams-1, Rick Frypan-1,Rittenberry-1, GFI-3, ShoBud-2, Infinity-1, Desert Rose-1, Fender-1, Fessenden-1, Excel-1, Sierra-2, No Name lap steel-1. Amps:Fox-1, Peavey-25, Rack Systems-21, , Standel-1, ShoBud-1, Marrs-2, Evans-1, TC Furlong Custom-1. Volume Pedals: Goodrich-18, Hilton-10, Mullen3, Multi-Taper-7,Emmons-2, ShoBud-4, Franklin-4, Zum-1, MSA-1. Jody.

Very interestins post Jody. Thanks for the info. Wonder why there wasn't many GFI or Carters?

Jody,

I have a couple of questions.

Does your list have the numbers of push/pull vrs. all pull Emmons?

and...

Do you know who played the Sho-Buds?

Thanks

I volunteer for the task next year. I'm STILL looking for the "Riddenberry" guitar booth. (IT'S A JOKE!!!) But I do mean it about the volunteer part.

John,
I don't how you missed the "Rittenberry" booth; as soon as you walked into the room with the vendor booths, the booth was to your right; it had four Rittenberry guitars on the table, 2-black,blue,red and along with Jody Camerons new black and chrome
one.
Shucks,! you had a chance to play on one.

i guess i was the only one that noticed that it was spelled "riddenberry" on the page with the locations of the booths in the program...it really was a joke...i know it takes a lot of time and effort to put this thing on...

Hi Danny, Don't have the info on the Emmons guitars. As to the ShoBud players, Johnny Cox and don't have info on the other. Jody.

Hmmmmmm, wonder who was playing the Infinity ...

next year we'll have to have a fresh count on these guitars, don't ya think Frank?

... and I'm bettn' one of the Sho~Buds was Billy Easton

Not a single Fender amp. Interesting.

KP

I was pretty sure I saw Fender grill cloth on stage, but I didn't get close enough to see just what it was. It might have just been an extension speaker cabinet.

Frank Carter played the Infinity guitar. There might have been a Fender cab used by one of the Rack System players. Jody.

I know that push-pulls were played by Jim Loessberg, Randy Reinhard, Jim Evans, and myself. Merle Record, Bobby Bowman, and Louie Hallford played LeGrandes. There probably were others; that's only what I personally noticed.

I came very, very close to bringing my 73' Fender Vibrosonic, but it's soooo heavy !!


Murnel

Murnel, next time take the Vibrosonic.

I'll loan you one of my roadies...

John Hopkin wrote:i guess i was the only one that noticed that it was spelled "riddenberry" on the page with the locations of the booths in the program...it really was a joke...i know it takes a lot of time and effort to put this thing on...

And not a single Mullins in the bunch!

Danny, that dude needs a bigger head to go with that body.