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Topic: Lonestar Steel player. |
Brian Ostrom
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Old Chelsea Quebec Canada
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Posted 5 Feb 2015 1:49 pm |
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I know there is another post that has a similar title but this question is not related.
Years ago ( before Lonestar made it big). Approx 25/ 30 years ago.They were in Ottawa Ont. Canada as a touring bar band.
I worked with a group that opened for them. I met their steel player ( -at the time-) . A tall middle aged gentleman from the southern states who laughing stated that he was hired as the buss driver and secondly for steel work. I believe his first name was Doug. He owned a pool business that his son ran when he toured.
Anybody able to set me straight on who this fine gentleman is?
Wanting to reconnect.
Much obliged.
Brian
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James Murray
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Memphis, Tennessee, USA
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Posted 5 Feb 2015 2:42 pm
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| Brian, I think that would be Glen Childers. The last time I saw him was about 07. He was living in Dixon TN. Great guy and steel player. He helped me learn the number system and he had a great knowledge of pedal steel. I took his place in the band he was playing in when he left Memphis for Lonestar. Hope this helps. JM |
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Brian Ostrom
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Old Chelsea Quebec Canada
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Posted 5 Feb 2015 3:15 pm Bingo
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That would be him James.
Great steel player and a real nice guy. Is he on the forum do you know?
Thanks muchly.
Brian
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James Murray
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Memphis, Tennessee, USA
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Posted 5 Feb 2015 4:35 pm
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| I don't know for sure if he is on the forum but I have never seen a post. You are right he is one great guy and missed around here. |
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