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Here's the last set of the day... Doug Jernigan. I'm doing them out of order, because I want to melt some heads. Y'all are missing a good one, I'll have you know.

https://youtu.be/GY3ptUrneOw

It might be finished uploading by midnight... I'm too tired to stay up any longer! See y'all tomorrow.

Well, my head's melted. Thanks for this once again, Stephen. Looking forward to more - at your leisure of course. It's a long way to Texas from Vancouver Island, but maybe someday I'll get down there for the TSGA party.

Jernigan is the most inspiring player out there IMO. Not only touch and tone, but imagination that just won't stop. I will be studying this video for a while.

Here's Roger Edgington's set... thanks for playing my favorite tune of yours... SWOTRB always gets me.

https://youtu.be/ZgAU1iLnQJA

Roger got Steve Palousek to sign his guitar... he's running out of empty places to sign!

This shows that all the best ones aren’t gone... beautiful sets, gentlemen! Thanks again for your hard work, Steve.

Stephen Cowell wrote:Here's the last set of the day... Doug Jernigan. I'm doing them out of order, because I want to melt some heads. Y'all are missing a good one, I'll have you know.

https://youtu.be/GY3ptUrneOw

It might be finished uploading by midnight... I'm too tired to stay up any longer! See y'all tomorrow.

Doug Jernigan my hero. Someday we will jam.

Here's Carco's first set... there's another one in the can, we have Billy and Carco book-end our show, they are the rock we rely on. Carco especially, he's such an integral part of our show that we'd better get life insurance on him! I got some of his Carco-Cola stickers, look for those, they're super cute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKmbroQbUlA

Here's Steve Palousek's set... he and Carco trade licks like nobody's business! Tony Booth (*the* voice) sings a couple, then Steve's wife Donna sings Walkin' After Midnight. Love these guys!

https://youtu.be/mSbB8yil5dY

Wonderful session. Thanks Steven.

Thank you, Larry... here's Chris Bauer's set, first time seeing him for me, I think you'll agree we should see more of him around here!

https://youtu.be/7B2vjgaUkVU

Here's Captain Ivan Reddington's set... always a pleasure to see him and his wife Dee.

https://youtu.be/5SpiYxb-6Dg

Margie Mays turned in a wonderful set, as always. The I/Erwin Brothers get to make a grand entrance! We joke with these guys but I don't know where we'd be without them, they work for low pay and few breaks... in other words, real pros!

https://youtu.be/OAezB7voEj8

Here's Mark Roeder's set... in addition to playing a great set, Mark did yeoman's work playing fiddle for many artists as well. Thanks Mark! Buy his (Deluxe34) guitar stands, they're stellar.

https://youtu.be/7NB7BitHX0o

A huge thanks for your efforts in getting these videos onto YouTube so quickly Stephen.
Living here in the UK there's very little chance of me ever being able to attend the show, but this is the next best thing.
Keith.

Stephen, thanks so much for all you do. Great job as usual.

Thanks Bob... been a while, you need to come back and bring Jim Newberry with you, I still remember our breakfast fondly!

Here's the Cajun Boys' set... Murnel, Joe, and Richard, along with the great Huey Buxton on fiddle... a real treat.

https://youtu.be/bvVT4sjsK5o

Thanks Steve. I too have fond memories of our breakfast.

I would like to make it back to the Dallas event someday...

Thanks again for all you do.

Warmest regards,

Bob

Here's Billy Easton's set... left Phoenix, ended up doing the same thing in Nashville! Thanks for playing for us Billy. Mark Moseley, guitar... Carco Clave, guitar... Charlie Irwin, bass... Ron Irwin, drums.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_beDhhX50rA

I'll try to get the last part of his set merged in... looks like YT doesn't allow that any more!

Here's Billy Robinson's opener set. Managed to get both parts combined, we'll continue to get these out as I can.

https://youtu.be/0RYiWTL9bFM

Here's Steve Toth's dobro set... thanks for playing for us Steve... a happy coincidence, he showed up and I had a space for him!

https://youtu.be/3NBwvHVlop4


Steve's also got a wonderful dobro book out now, check it out:

https://www.amazon.com/Dobro-Roots-Phot ... 1574243012

Here's DMinor and Donna Bennett's set... they were great, of course.

https://youtu.be/kuiGOlEr8wc

Thank you for taking the time to post all those sets, Stephen. That's a real treat.
Margie, so nice to see you and hear you great playing. A big "hello" to Don.
Seems like yesterday we were with Scotty & Jerry in Honolulu.
Aloha!

Hey Stephen, Thanks so much for the opportunity to do a Set at the RANP Showcase! You made my weekend!

Steve Toth.......I very much enjoyed your solo dobro set....nice cross section of tunes, great playing, audience rapport & anecdotes, and original tunes.....I never got to see you (many) years ago when you lived in NJ & NY, so I was very happy and surprised to see you in Dallas......

HowardR wrote:Steve Toth.......I very much enjoyed your solo dobro set....nice cross section of tunes, great playing, audience rapport & anecdotes, and original tunes.....I never got to see you (many) years ago when you lived in NJ & NY, so I was very happy and surprised to see you in Dallas......

Thank you so much Howard for the very kind words! Yes, I too am sorry we never met while we lived on the East Coast.

Stephen, thank you so much for posting hours of fantastic music! How many talented people reunited together! And a special thanks to show these musicians otherwise little known for the European audience.
Andrea