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Is [url=http://guitarclinic101.com/media/clips/leann_rimes-03-somethings_gotta_give_intro_only.mp3]this (click me) a sitar bar on LeAnn Rimes' "Something's Gotta Give"? There's no electric sitar in t ...

I'd like to make a few corrections/additions to my above post. Firstly, I was incorrect, Mike Johnson, Russ Pahl, and Rusty Danmyer layed down steel on Dierks Bentley's first, self-titled album; Gary ...

Hi Charles,

Gary Morse did all the pedal steel on Dierks' two albums. You can email Gary yourself (he's a Forum member and a nice, patient guy), but I'll reckon the answer to your studio question is ...

Gary Morse laid down some great steel on Dwight Yoakam's cover of "I Want You to Want Me".

Ken, the steel on Brad Paisley's "You Have That Effect On Me" was actually played by the fabulous Mike Johnson. The talented Randle Currie played on Brad's later albums, Mud On The Tires and his newes ...

With due apologies to b0b if I incite a flame war (please, please, may this not), the following is meant to be a message to Mr. Del Ray Grace, and not to divert the discussion to religion, politics, o ...

What albums have the two recorded together?

I saw Gaylon Matthews at the Gretchen Wilson show last night in Atlanta. What an excellent picker! He was right up there in the mix, and boy, he sure made that Rains and Fender Steel King sound good! ...

push pull tone vs. all pull tone

I ascertain the proper means to address the subject matter of the statement above would veritably be "abduction-adduction timbre vs. wholly-adduction timbre". That's ...

Jim, I'm sorry, I should have clarified. The funny thing is not that he's on an SRV kick, but saying "that he's on now" (emphasis mine). He's always been goofy about SRV. http://steelguitarforum.com ...

John Mayer's stuff is pretty OK, although I'm not big on his SRV trip that he's on now.
That's funny, considering the guy used to do SRV covers here in Athens and in Hotlanta before "making it".

I do ...

Howdy guys,
I hope this is the right place to post this, but here goes.
I my little brother is hoping to get a guitar for his birthday that's coming up. The family lives in Peachtree City, about f ...

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it would be helpful if we students had a standard from which to measure our progress
As a student and beginner, I respectfully disagree. Metrics are not the means to an end. Measurement of musicality ...

I've been lurking but not posting. This thread just really motivated me, though.

I have to say, right on, Jason! The music that gets radio play is a total letdown today! I listened to the last two ho ...

How about a link to the original thread?

Tony, your doubts are substantiated. Most scientific studies (the kind that get published in scientific, peer-reviewed journals, the ones like can be learned. Some pick it up faster than others. Just ...

*Sigh.* Where's a Physicist when you need one? Anybody seen Dr. Robinson around here?

Alright, well, I am not a physicist, however, I disagree with Erv. I hypothesize that the longer the scale length ...

I just wish they would acknowledge the award as much as they do the others. I don't like it being tucked away into that one minute mention they give 2/3rds of the way through the program, just before ...

Mr. Fullbright, a warm welcome to Jawjuh!

Jim, even though you have to change up your note selection for another genre, you don't have to change the sound of the pedal steel to sound like anything other than a pedal steel. Take Paul Franklin' ...

Sorry M.P. but it makes no sense to me to play those guitar licks on steel. Why not just get a keyboard then to do ALL the parts, including the drums,guitars,etc?
Would Mike's suggestions make more s ...

Pat Metheny's playing and composition are truly inspirational! He's definitely made some "Desert Island" albums!

Darn. And here I thought this thread was going to be about the pedal steel guitar's equivalent to Jimmy Page...

http://www.ledzeppelin.ru/pa/im/JP_1970_bow.jpg

Has anybody tried that on a PSG, anywa ...

If you are 20 now, what will traditional mean to you when you are say 50. Maybe you will say something like "do yall do any good ol traditional stuff like Robert Randolph or some neat stuff like that? ...

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Topic: How does a "sitar" bar work ?
Chris Lasher Replies: 37 Views: 6574	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 21 Jun 2006 6:52 pm Subject: How does a "sitar" bar work ?
Chris Lasher Replies: 37 Views: 6574	Is [url=http://guitarclinic101.com/media/clips/leann_rimes-03-somethings_gotta_give_intro_only.mp3]this (click me) a sitar bar on LeAnn Rimes' "Something's Gotta Give"? There's no electric sitar in t ...
Topic: Rusty Danmyer / Come a little closer
Chris Lasher Replies: 2 Views: 828	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 21 Jun 2006 2:11 pm Subject: Rusty Danmyer / Come a little closer
Chris Lasher Replies: 2 Views: 828	I'd like to make a few corrections/additions to my above post. Firstly, I was incorrect, Mike Johnson, Russ Pahl, and Rusty Danmyer layed down steel on Dierks Bentley's first, self-titled album; Gary ...
Topic: Rusty Danmyer / Come a little closer
Chris Lasher Replies: 2 Views: 828	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 13 Jun 2006 8:14 pm Subject: Rusty Danmyer / Come a little closer
Chris Lasher Replies: 2 Views: 828	Hi Charles, Gary Morse did all the pedal steel on Dierks' two albums. You can email Gary yourself (he's a Forum member and a nice, patient guy), but I'll reckon the answer to your studio question is ...
Topic: Dwight Yoakam's Steel Player?
Chris Lasher Replies: 21 Views: 5730	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 7 May 2006 9:34 am Subject: Dwight Yoakam's Steel Player?
Chris Lasher Replies: 21 Views: 5730	Gary Morse laid down some great steel on Dwight Yoakam's cover of "I Want You to Want Me".
Topic: Great C6th hits and players
Chris Lasher Replies: 52 Views: 8577	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 22 Apr 2006 9:50 pm Subject: Great C6th hits and players
Chris Lasher Replies: 52 Views: 8577	Ken, the steel on Brad Paisley's "You Have That Effect On Me" was actually played by the fabulous Mike Johnson. The talented Randle Currie played on Brad's later albums, Mud On The Tires and his newes ...
Topic: Where do the Sacred Steelers hang-out?
Chris Lasher Replies: 36 Views: 5425	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 22 Apr 2006 9:08 pm Subject: Where do the Sacred Steelers hang-out?
Chris Lasher Replies: 36 Views: 5425	With due apologies to b0b if I incite a flame war (please, please, may this not), the following is meant to be a message to Mr. Del Ray Grace, and not to divert the discussion to religion, politics, o ...
Topic: Greg Leisz in Austin.
Chris Lasher Replies: 4 Views: 788	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 22 Apr 2006 12:06 pm Subject: Greg Leisz in Austin.
Chris Lasher Replies: 4 Views: 788	What albums have the two recorded together?
Topic: Gaylon Mathews
Chris Lasher Replies: 3 Views: 853	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 6 Apr 2006 4:45 am Subject: Gaylon Mathews
Chris Lasher Replies: 3 Views: 853	I saw Gaylon Matthews at the Gretchen Wilson show last night in Atlanta. What an excellent picker! He was right up there in the mix, and boy, he sure made that Rains and Fender Steel King sound good! ...
Topic: Standout Standardization
Chris Lasher Replies: 117 Views: 17963	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 11 Feb 2006 6:53 pm Subject: Standout Standardization
Chris Lasher Replies: 117 Views: 17963	push pull tone vs. all pull tone I ascertain the proper means to address the subject matter of the statement above would veritably be "abduction-adduction timbre vs. wholly-adduction timbre". That's ...
Topic: When did you stop enjoying Rock?
Chris Lasher Replies: 64 Views: 12197	Forum Section: Music Posted: 25 Jan 2006 4:56 pm Subject: When did you stop enjoying Rock?
Chris Lasher Replies: 64 Views: 12197	Jim, I'm sorry, I should have clarified. The funny thing is not that he's on an SRV kick, but saying "that he's on now" (emphasis mine). He's always been goofy about SRV. http://steelguitarforum.com ...
Topic: When did you stop enjoying Rock?
Chris Lasher Replies: 64 Views: 12197	Forum Section: Music Posted: 24 Jan 2006 8:01 pm Subject: When did you stop enjoying Rock?
Chris Lasher Replies: 64 Views: 12197	John Mayer's stuff is pretty OK, although I'm not big on his SRV trip that he's on now. That's funny, considering the guy used to do SRV covers here in Athens and in Hotlanta before "making it". I do ...
Topic: Seeking six-string instr. around Fayette Co., GA
Chris Lasher Replies: 2 Views: 616	Forum Section: Music Posted: 23 Jan 2006 4:46 pm Subject: Seeking six-string instr. around Fayette Co., GA
Chris Lasher Replies: 2 Views: 616	Howdy guys, I hope this is the right place to post this, but here goes. I my little brother is hoping to get a guitar for his birthday that's coming up. The family lives in Peachtree City, about f ...
Topic: Heartaches by the Number (Full Video)
Chris Lasher Replies: 42 Views: 9536	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 22 Jan 2006 7:29 pm Subject: Heartaches by the Number (Full Video)
Chris Lasher Replies: 42 Views: 9536	Nothing but pop up ads! I suggest you switch to [url=http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/]Firefox.
Topic: steel courses
Chris Lasher Replies: 122 Views: 16598	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 7 Jan 2006 11:53 am Subject: steel courses
Chris Lasher Replies: 122 Views: 16598	it would be helpful if we students had a standard from which to measure our progress As a student and beginner, I respectfully disagree. Metrics are not the means to an end. Measurement of musicality ...
Topic: Music album sales hit eight-year low in 2005
Chris Lasher Replies: 34 Views: 5354	Forum Section: Music Posted: 5 Jan 2006 4:55 pm Subject: Music album sales hit eight-year low in 2005
Chris Lasher Replies: 34 Views: 5354	I've been lurking but not posting. This thread just really motivated me, though. I have to say, right on, Jason! The music that gets radio play is a total letdown today! I listened to the last two ho ...
Topic: Paul Franklin Remembering
Chris Lasher Replies: 3 Views: 789	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 16 Nov 2005 7:07 pm Subject: Paul Franklin Remembering
Chris Lasher Replies: 3 Views: 789	How about a link to the original thread?
Topic: Perfect pitch....can it be taught?
Chris Lasher Replies: 48 Views: 6668	Forum Section: Music Posted: 16 Nov 2005 6:22 pm Subject: Perfect pitch....can it be taught?
Chris Lasher Replies: 48 Views: 6668	Tony, your doubts are substantiated. Most scientific studies (the kind that get published in scientific, peer-reviewed journals, the ones like can be learned. Some pick it up faster than others. Just ...
Topic: 25 1/2 inch scale question
Chris Lasher Replies: 26 Views: 6776	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 13 Nov 2005 10:16 am Subject: 25 1/2 inch scale question
Chris Lasher Replies: 26 Views: 6776	Sigh. Where's a Physicist when you need one? Anybody seen Dr. Robinson around here? Alright, well, I am not a physicist, however, I disagree with Erv. I hypothesize that the longer the scale length ...
Topic: CMA Awards/Paul Franklin
Chris Lasher Replies: 50 Views: 9183	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 11 Nov 2005 3:31 pm Subject: CMA Awards/Paul Franklin
Chris Lasher Replies: 50 Views: 9183	I just wish they would acknowledge the award as much as they do the others. I don't like it being tucked away into that one minute mention they give 2/3rds of the way through the program, just before ...
Topic: Now living in Atlanta, GA
Chris Lasher Replies: 11 Views: 1945	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 10 Nov 2005 5:03 pm Subject: Now living in Atlanta, GA
Chris Lasher Replies: 11 Views: 1945	Mr. Fullbright, a warm welcome to Jawjuh!
Topic: Why I am unhappy with my steel playing..
Chris Lasher Replies: 57 Views: 7230	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 7 Nov 2005 7:51 pm Subject: Why I am unhappy with my steel playing..
Chris Lasher Replies: 57 Views: 7230	Jim, even though you have to change up your note selection for another genre, you don't have to change the sound of the pedal steel to sound like anything other than a pedal steel. Take Paul Franklin' ...
Topic: Why I am unhappy with my steel playing..
Chris Lasher Replies: 57 Views: 7230	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 6 Nov 2005 11:56 am Subject: Why I am unhappy with my steel playing..
Chris Lasher Replies: 57 Views: 7230	Sorry M.P. but it makes no sense to me to play those guitar licks on steel. Why not just get a keyboard then to do ALL the parts, including the drums,guitars,etc? Would Mike's suggestions make more s ...
Topic: Pat Metheny -- "What scales do you use ?"
Chris Lasher Replies: 8 Views: 1199	Forum Section: Music Posted: 5 Nov 2005 6:50 pm Subject: Pat Metheny -- "What scales do you use ?"
Chris Lasher Replies: 8 Views: 1199	Pat Metheny's playing and composition are truly inspirational! He's definitely made some "Desert Island" albums!
Topic: Fiddling steeler?
Chris Lasher Replies: 5 Views: 966	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 4 Nov 2005 5:20 am Subject: Fiddling steeler?
Chris Lasher Replies: 5 Views: 966	Darn. And here I thought this thread was going to be about the pedal steel guitar's equivalent to Jimmy Page... http://www.ledzeppelin.ru/pa/im/JP_1970_bow.jpg Has anybody tried that on a PSG, anywa ...
Topic: Why do we call it Traditional rather than old?
Chris Lasher Replies: 26 Views: 4955	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 25 Oct 2005 4:52 pm Subject: Why do we call it Traditional rather than old?
Chris Lasher Replies: 26 Views: 4955	If you are 20 now, what will traditional mean to you when you are say 50. Maybe you will say something like "do yall do any good ol traditional stuff like Robert Randolph or some neat stuff like that? ...