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Looking for B-bender info!!! - The Steel Guitar Forum Pat, I agree with John on the HipShot Bender, I have one on a Strat and they work very well My main guitar has a Parsons White bender but I still prefer the HipShot For more info on benders just go to the Telecaster Discussion Page at www tdpri com and scroll down to the B-bender section or you can go the the Clarence White site at www clarencewhiteforum com and you'll probably find what
Remembering the great Freddie Tavares - The Steel Guitar Forum That five years at Cowtown has to be the highlight of my whole career and Freddie Tavares was a very, very big part of the whole thing He wrote all the music arrangements and did all the electric work We were only a four piece band but with Freddie's harmonies on steel guitar we sounded like a nine piece orchestra
MSA Superslide - The Steel Guitar Forum The MSA SuperSlide is an incredible guitar The engineering and craftsmanship are second to none I have a black wide neck set up as a wide spaced 10 string 12 strings were just too much for me also I also switched the pickup out for one of Rick Aiello's "Fountain" units The stock George L is fine, but I'm an Aiello fan to the bone I've got it tuned to Tom Morrell's 10 string E13 with a B
Lelland Green - The Steel Guitar Forum Lelland was backing up Jerry Roller and Wayne Smith at the NTsga meeting last Sunday What a picker I've seen him a couple of times lately and he just blows your mind Jerry and Wayne did a great job, and he made them sound even better You big time steelers ever have an important gig, you otta get in touch with him, he'll make you sound even better They also had a clarinet player from Tyler
Big Jim Murphey with Carl Smith - The Steel Guitar Forum 1976 Birdseye U-12 MSA with Telonics 427 pickup, 1975 Birdseye U-12 MSA with Telonics X-12 pickup, Revelation preamp, Ibanez Analog Mini Delay and Hall Of Fame Reverb, Crown XLS 1002, 2- 15" Eminence Wheelhouse speakers, ShoBud Pedal, Effects Pedals 1949 Epiphone D-8
Rus-Ler Steels History? - The Steel Guitar Forum I just pulled the trigger on the Rus-Ler U12 steel that Tom Lulias had for sale on the Instruments For Sale section We talked on the phone today he told me he thought Rus-Ler was built by a person who worked for Zane Beck then went out on his own Does anybody out there know more about the history of Rus-Ler steels? I did a search found a lot of comments about the guitars but not much
Buddy Phil Baugh Playing Its Over Lets Be Lovers-Sitting In At A . . . So good and interesting Never heard either song and it didn't sound like Buddy had either which didn't stop him from owning that waltz Surprised at the sound quality: it sounds five-feet wide on little bitty MacBook Pro speakers Wild Thanks so much for sharing! (If John Steele were alive, I'd be sending this to him straight away; waltzes weren't his favourite, but Buddy Emmons
Shotgun Boogie By Okie Jones - The Steel Guitar Forum Re: by Tracy Sheehan » 1 May 2012 7:35 pm Okie used to play on the Cowtown Hoedown here in Ft Worth,Tx in 1957 I don't remember if he was a guest or regular at the time Tracy
Bobby Green, Pedal Steel Player - The Steel Guitar Forum In 1970 and '71 I played in the Florida State prison system with a pedal steel player named Bobby Green He was the most incredible musician I have ever worked with We were in the prison band at Sumpter corrections in Sumpter county Anybody know anything about Bobby? He was given an Emerald Green double neck Sho Bud steel when he walked through the gates He played mandoline and fiddle and
Big Balls - The Steel Guitar Forum In the late 1950s, the Caprock label out of Big Spring released a Hoyle Nix recording that was entitled "Big Balls In Cowtown", plural, no apostrophe Going from memory, I think this recording in reality is a re-release of the original Talent recording, albeit with a new title