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Posted: **23 Aug 2001 5:30 pm**

Hi everybody,
I too have been reading a lot of stuff on the Forum for awhile now and finally decided to jump in. I've been playing off & on about 25 years (unfortunately mostly off for 25 years) but I'm here to stay now! Thanks for letting me in.
Jack Turlington
Emmons LeGrande III 9x9, Sho-Bud Professional 8x5, Excel 8x5, Profex II, Nashville 400,GTR Banjo, Houndog Dobro, and a whole suitcase full of bluesharps!!

Posted: **23 Aug 2001 5:44 pm**

Welcome Jack. Come on in andjoin the fun!!!

Leigh
http://leecountry.s5.com

Posted: **23 Aug 2001 5:46 pm**

Welcome Jack, good to have you here in Steel Guitar Cyberville!

Larry

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Posted: **23 Aug 2001 5:48 pm**

Jack: You didn't mention that beautiful Water Falls you've got up there ! Welcome to the Forum and it's good to see Georgia well
represented.

Best Regards, Paul

Posted: **23 Aug 2001 6:09 pm**

Welcome Jack from your next door neighbor in Alabama.

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Posted: **23 Aug 2001 8:26 pm**

Glad to have you with us Jack. Welcome to a great Forum.
Jerry

Posted: **23 Aug 2001 8:28 pm**

A big WELCOME from way up north !!!!!
You will have a ball here !!! If you want to see an old steeler, click on my web site below.

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Posted: **23 Aug 2001 9:37 pm**

Jack, Great to have you on the forum. You said that you have been playing steel for 25 years 'on and off', mostly 'off'.....by the looks of your new Emmons III, I would say you are holding back just a little bit. Anybody that orders ANY steel that has '9&9' is either ONE MONSTER PICKER, or, just has ALL KINDS of money, and don't know what to buy with it, so you decided, WHY NOT AN EMMONS WITH EVERYTHING.....KEWELL(cool)
I custom built mine when I worked at Emmons, and I guess I could have went all out, but I figured that 3 floors and 6 knees was enough for my lifetime. Hope to hear you 'pick-a-winner' someday. And a BIG WELCOME to the forum. Stick around,Jack, you will have a ball. Oh, and by the way, watch for Ol' Dr.Bobby Sezzmore,he is a class act. If your having a bad day, tune in, watch, and listen. It won't be long, you will forget your troubles, after you read some of Ol'Dr. Bobbys posts.....LOL

<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by RON PRESTON on 23 August 2001 at 10:40 PM.]</p></FONT>

Posted: **23 Aug 2001 10:15 pm**

Jump on in Jack, the water's fine. Now we really got GEORGIA covered. NORTH, MIDDLE, and SOUTH !!!

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"Let's go STEEL something"
If it feels good, do it. If it feels COUNTRY, do it twice
jpp

Posted: **23 Aug 2001 11:12 pm**

Bienvenue Jack

SteelguitFo' is where it's at !
i can't live without it now !
Steel G

d People here

Posted: **24 Aug 2001 4:23 am**

Well welcome aboard Jack.
Really enjoyed you and Carole coming to the club the other night in Toccoa.

Remember, I'll be back there on Sept. 8, so pack that Emmons up and come on down. Oh yes, and bring Carole. I know we will find a song that we all know.

Give me a hollar whenever you can.

Bill Ferguson

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"Stop worrying about what makes a steel work and concentrate on how YOU make it sound"

Posted: **24 Aug 2001 4:45 am**

WOW,
I woke up this morning, and what did I see, but a bunch of responses lookin' back at me!
This is great-you guys know how to make a fellow steeler feel right at home. It sounds like at least one of ya has been to Toccoa to this big ole waterfall, and another lives in Alaska near my guitar pickin' brother. Thanks guys!

Posted: **24 Aug 2001 5:19 am**

Welcome Jack...this is a fun place..and these guy and gals are GREAT PEOPLE..It's like a BIG HAPPY FAMILY...most of the time..but as with ALL families..we have our tiffs from time to time..
Every time I go through Taccoa I almost get lost..going North..Used to play up above you at a resort occasionally with Sandra Dill..

Posted: **24 Aug 2001 5:39 am**

Welcome too the Forum Jack .I'm sure you have been enjoying all the posts. so now welcome too the family.From the land of Sunshine, Az. Bob.

Posted: **24 Aug 2001 8:18 am**

Welcome to the forum, Jack. I'm Brett Day, a steel guitarist with cerebral palsy. You will find out a lot of things about steel players and steel guitars on this forum. The steel guitar is my favorite instrument in the world. You will also get to meet some of the most famous steel players. Brett Day, Emmons S-10

Posted: **24 Aug 2001 10:03 am**

Welcome on board Jack.
All this stuff - and still this side of Heaven!!! Trust me. it`ll get even better.

Bob Mainwaring. Z.Bs. and other weird things.

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Posted: **24 Aug 2001 3:37 pm**

Welcome Jack !
I don't suppose my being FROM Ga has any leverage at all. I lived in Thomasville,played in Valdosta,Hahira,Nashville,(GA)Albany,Moultrie...MAN1 talkin like this I may have to make a trip. I left some good people.Drop on in ! fred jack

Posted: **24 Aug 2001 4:48 pm**

Well, apparently a few folks out there know where Georgia is. If anyone is playing around this area drop me a line and I'll try to come out & listen.

Posted: **25 Aug 2001 1:40 pm**

Jack welcome> I hope you have as much fun here as I have.

Posted: **25 Aug 2001 1:42 pm**

Jerry... do you guys still have the Jam on Sundays in Leads. If so le me knw when the next one is.

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