Thanks Bill Cook & Roger Crawford!
Posted: 15 Jan 2006 12:00 pm
Yesterday was a great day as many Alabama steel players under the leadership of Bill Cook met to review bylaws and elect officers for our new Alabama Steel Guitar Association.
Special thanks to Roger Crawford (President of the GA Steel Guitar Association)for his wisdom and guidance! He's also an excellent steel player.
I was so impressed by the quality of ALL the Alabama steel players (13 players) who stayed after the organizational meeting to jam. I have to mention my little buddy, 18 years old buddy -- Tyler Hall (The "KID"). He is a great player now but I predict we will hear a lot more about him in the near future! He calls me several times a day and he will play some new thing lick or song over the phone...great steel player and super nice young person.
It was also fun to see so many different brands of steel from Sho Bud -- Serria -- Excel -- Emmons -- Fessy -- Carter -- MSA -- Zum -- Rains. The interesting thing was that everyone sounded just great!
Mark Sunday, February 26 on your calenda as it will be our first big jam at the Hank Williams Museum in Montgomery. Also, be watching for information concerning our regional meetings and the first annual Alabama "SUMMER JAM"!
Again, thanks Bill Cook and Roger Crawford for your strong leadership!
Special thanks to Roger Crawford (President of the GA Steel Guitar Association)for his wisdom and guidance! He's also an excellent steel player.
I was so impressed by the quality of ALL the Alabama steel players (13 players) who stayed after the organizational meeting to jam. I have to mention my little buddy, 18 years old buddy -- Tyler Hall (The "KID"). He is a great player now but I predict we will hear a lot more about him in the near future! He calls me several times a day and he will play some new thing lick or song over the phone...great steel player and super nice young person.
It was also fun to see so many different brands of steel from Sho Bud -- Serria -- Excel -- Emmons -- Fessy -- Carter -- MSA -- Zum -- Rains. The interesting thing was that everyone sounded just great!
Mark Sunday, February 26 on your calenda as it will be our first big jam at the Hank Williams Museum in Montgomery. Also, be watching for information concerning our regional meetings and the first annual Alabama "SUMMER JAM"!
Again, thanks Bill Cook and Roger Crawford for your strong leadership!