The Steel Guitar Forum

For those interested, I just received an invitation to join the Band-in-a-Box File Sharing Group on Yahoo. I'm not affilliated with this thing at all, but I know that lots of steelers use BIAB so I though I'd pass this along. The URL is below:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BIABFSG

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<font size=-1>Bill (steel player impersonator) | MSA Classic U12 | Email | My music | Steeler birthdays | Over 50?</font>

Thanks Bill! This should be a great help to any Band-in-a-Box user!

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And thanks Again Bill....

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Chet Force
Carter D-10
Adrian, Michigan

I signed up and all I could get was a bunch of machine language on all the group sites.
Joe

Joe, I just signed up and everything I looked at seemed ok.
I didn't try any downloads, but I'll do that at a later time. It sounds
like you might have a browser setup problem, but I can't
say exactly what.....

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<font size=-1>Bill (steel player impersonator) | MSA Classic U12 | Email | My music | Steeler birthdays | Over 50?</font><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bill Llewellyn on 05 September 2001 at 07:44 AM.]</p></FONT>

It worked fine for me, Joe. Keep tryin- Steve

Thanks for telling us about this.....there are hundreds of BIAB files at this site from standards to jazz, bluegrass, country etc....they can be easily downloaded and then must be unziped using a ZIP program...get one from tucows.com if you don't have one.

Then they can be played using the Band In A Box program. I just found the chords to a song I have been looking for. BIAB can print out a lead sheet for any of the songs. Open the song in BIAB and then just go to file/print songs/chords

I have often thought about buying a Band In The Box unit ---do I understand correctly that if I had one the above site allows members to exchange songs ? Where would be a good source to obtain one. Thanx Bill Myrick

You can buy BIAB direct. www.pgmusic.com