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Thanks for the clarification, Wayne.

Hi Wayne,

What I meant was, what is the pricing for your brass Carter dog bone replicas versus your alternate, screw-type barrels? I'm sure there are many Carter players out here that will be very ...

Dog Bone alternate looks good; when will you have a Carter parts price list available?

Looks a lot like my '87.

I have always admired the "big chord guys" like Doug Jernigan and others, and would love to blaze on that neck with authority. Having played E9 only most of my career, I can get around fairl ...

I too favor the amazing solo Paul delivered on Vince Gill's "Whenever I Call Your Name" with Sting on CMT Crossroads.The camera cuts away to Vince and Sting shaking their heads in admiration ...

I started on guitar, and so had the usual 60's influences. On steel, guess you could say I had "West Coast" influences. Some songs and some albums that stand out in my memory:

"Somed ...

I love mine...a great amp. They only missed a couple of things that would have made it perfect: delay instead of vibrato, and a ground-lift switch on the direct out. Other than that, it's a winner!

The only other reference to George E. Sells guitars I've ever seen were the "technical photos" in Winnie Winston's book.

Very cool to see these two; great examples of the artistic, boutiq ...

In the early 80's, I was on the road with Lacy J. Dalton. We played a show at Dartmouth College with AATW, and first met Wally Murphy. I remember Wally's enthusiam when he took me on their bus to show ...

In the early 80's, I was on the road with Lacy J. Dalton. We played a show at Dartmouth College with AATW, and first met Wally Murphy. I remember Wally's enthusiam when he took me on their bus to show ...

Eddy,

Thanks for the insight. I have dug Russ's playing since first becoming aware of him back when he did the Vince Gill DVD show at the Ryman. Outstanding player!

Wow, that's the beast! What a great sounding steel (in the right hands, of course). I love the retro-vintage look, and only two pedals? I could have sworn I heard Russ do some very B&C-pedal sound ...

Did anyone see that great John Oates special on Paladia last night? Great music delivered by expert players and singers! Of special note was Russ Pahl on steel; beautiful playing, very tasty and perfe ...

Did anyone see that great John Oates special on Paladia last night? Great music delivered by expert players and singers! Of special note was Russ Pawl on steel; beautiful playing, very tasty and perfe ...

Bob,

The Saddle Rack is a nice place; my band has played there several times this year. I checked out your Band's site and also your Reverbnation page; really nice work on both!

Hope to meet up ...

I enjoyed that show alot also, and appreciate Chrissie remembering her roots (she is orginally from Akron, OH) and putting a PSG in the band. Some very tasty work by Mr. Heywood!

I for one have some great memories of the Pal. I played there several times in the mid-seventies and early eighties, first with Larry Hosford, later with Lacy J. Dalton. My Larry memories include the ...

Bob,

I certainly agree with you! I was referring to the fact that playing lead guitar a volume that shakes your pants leg is definately a kick; of course, that is not going to be appropriate in a p ...

Now that I'm not typing on my phone, I wanted to add a couple more thoughts to this discussion. Like many (or most) of us, I started out as a guitar player. This was back in the day when it wasn't pos ...

I followed this thread with interest; clearly there are a lot of opinions on the subject. As for myself, I learned "stage discipline" decades ago, and prefer to work with others who have als ...

Really nice to hear a rendition by someone not trying to sound like they just stumbled out of a black gospel church!

And Paul could play chopsticks and I'd buy a ticket.

Really nice to hear a rendition by someone not trying to sound like they just stumbled out of a black gospel church!

And Paul could play chopsticks and I'd buy a ticket.

I just got a new Steeler's Choice recently, and it sits 21" at the cushion. I compared it when I received it to my old Emmons Pak-A-Seat, and it was exactly the same height, so that worked out ju ...

Howdy Chris,

I agree on all counts, especially on the subject of Mister Gill. I have had the good fortune to meet and work with a number of talented and famous folks, and Vince tops my my list of ...

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Topic: New product updates 3
Gary Roda Replies: 10 Views: 5898	Forum Section: New Product Announcements Posted: 13 Feb 2024 6:54 am Subject: New product updates 3
Gary Roda Replies: 10 Views: 5898	Thanks for the clarification, Wayne.
Topic: New product updates 3
Gary Roda Replies: 10 Views: 5898	Forum Section: New Product Announcements Posted: 12 Feb 2024 6:04 pm Subject: New product updates 3
Gary Roda Replies: 10 Views: 5898	Hi Wayne, What I meant was, what is the pricing for your brass Carter dog bone replicas versus your alternate, screw-type barrels? I'm sure there are many Carter players out here that will be very ...
Topic: New product updates 3
Gary Roda Replies: 10 Views: 5898	Forum Section: New Product Announcements Posted: 4 Feb 2024 3:31 pm Subject: Carter Parts
Gary Roda Replies: 10 Views: 5898	Dog Bone alternate looks good; when will you have a Carter parts price list available?
Topic: Emmons Le Grande Pedal Steel Year Unknown
Gary Roda Replies: 21 Views: 10909	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 13 Nov 2021 8:47 pm Subject: Emmons Le Grande Pedal Steel Year Unknown
Gary Roda Replies: 21 Views: 10909	Looks a lot like my '87.
Topic: Poll: What percentage play C6th
Gary Roda Replies: 34 Views: 11314	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 19 Feb 2017 12:27 pm Subject: Poll: What percentage play C6th
Gary Roda Replies: 34 Views: 11314	I have always admired the "big chord guys" like Doug Jernigan and others, and would love to blaze on that neck with authority. Having played E9 only most of my career, I can get around fairl ...
Topic: Top 10 Paul Franklin Solos?
Gary Roda Replies: 27 Views: 13892	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 3 Sep 2016 9:41 pm Subject: Top 10 Paul Franklin Solos?
Gary Roda Replies: 27 Views: 13892	I too favor the amazing solo Paul delivered on Vince Gill's "Whenever I Call Your Name" with Sting on CMT Crossroads.The camera cuts away to Vince and Sting shaking their heads in admiration ...
Topic: Favorite Songs from your Late Teens and Early 20's
Gary Roda Replies: 27 Views: 8755	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 3 Sep 2016 9:19 pm Subject: Favorite Songs from your Late Teens and Early 20's
Gary Roda Replies: 27 Views: 8755	I started on guitar, and so had the usual 60's influences. On steel, guess you could say I had "West Coast" influences. Some songs and some albums that stand out in my memory: "Somed ...
Topic: Quilter Steelaire - what's the verdict?
Gary Roda Replies: 46 Views: 12599	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 3 Jul 2016 10:48 am Subject: Quilter Steelaire - what's the verdict?
Gary Roda Replies: 46 Views: 12599	I love mine...a great amp. They only missed a couple of things that would have made it perfect: delay instead of vibrato, and a ground-lift switch on the direct out. Other than that, it's a winner!
Topic: GES pedal steel
Gary Roda Replies: 5 Views: 2946	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 5 Jun 2016 10:02 am Subject: GES pedal steel
Gary Roda Replies: 5 Views: 2946	The only other reference to George E. Sells guitars I've ever seen were the "technical photos" in Winnie Winston's book. Very cool to see these two; great examples of the artistic, boutiq ...
Topic: Big Jim Murphy
Gary Roda Replies: 26 Views: 13904	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 18 Oct 2015 9:19 am Subject: Big Jim Murphy
Gary Roda Replies: 26 Views: 13904	In the early 80's, I was on the road with Lacy J. Dalton. We played a show at Dartmouth College with AATW, and first met Wally Murphy. I remember Wally's enthusiam when he took me on their bus to show ...
Topic: Big Jim Murphy
Gary Roda Replies: 26 Views: 13904	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 18 Oct 2015 8:34 am Subject: Big Jim Murphy
Gary Roda Replies: 26 Views: 13904	In the early 80's, I was on the road with Lacy J. Dalton. We played a show at Dartmouth College with AATW, and first met Wally Murphy. I remember Wally's enthusiam when he took me on their bus to show ...
Topic: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 31 Views: 12809	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 25 Jan 2015 5:17 pm Subject: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 31 Views: 12809	Eddy, Thanks for the insight. I have dug Russ's playing since first becoming aware of him back when he did the Vince Gill DVD show at the Ryman. Outstanding player!
Topic: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 31 Views: 12809	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 25 Jan 2015 3:36 pm Subject: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 31 Views: 12809	Wow, that's the beast! What a great sounding steel (in the right hands, of course). I love the retro-vintage look, and only two pedals? I could have sworn I heard Russ do some very B&C-pedal sound ...
Topic: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 31 Views: 12809	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 25 Jan 2015 10:20 am Subject: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 31 Views: 12809	Did anyone see that great John Oates special on Paladia last night? Great music delivered by expert players and singers! Of special note was Russ Pahl on steel; beautiful playing, very tasty and perfe ...
Topic: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 1 Views: 983	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 25 Jan 2015 10:15 am Subject: Russ Pawl with John Oates
Gary Roda Replies: 1 Views: 983	Did anyone see that great John Oates special on Paladia last night? Great music delivered by expert players and singers! Of special note was Russ Pawl on steel; beautiful playing, very tasty and perfe ...
Topic: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 16 Dec 2014 11:11 am Subject: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	Bob, The Saddle Rack is a nice place; my band has played there several times this year. I checked out your Band's site and also your Reverbnation page; really nice work on both! Hope to meet up ...
Topic: The Pretenders
Gary Roda Replies: 12 Views: 6912	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 13 Dec 2014 3:23 pm Subject: The Pretenders
Gary Roda Replies: 12 Views: 6912	I enjoyed that show alot also, and appreciate Chrissie remembering her roots (she is orginally from Akron, OH) and putting a PSG in the band. Some very tasty work by Mr. Heywood!
Topic: Palomino Club History
Gary Roda Replies: 53 Views: 27167	Forum Section: Music Posted: 13 Dec 2014 3:13 pm Subject: Palomino Club History
Gary Roda Replies: 53 Views: 27167	I for one have some great memories of the Pal. I played there several times in the mid-seventies and early eighties, first with Larry Hosford, later with Lacy J. Dalton. My Larry memories include the ...
Topic: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 12 Dec 2014 4:36 pm Subject: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	Bob, I certainly agree with you! I was referring to the fact that playing lead guitar a volume that shakes your pants leg is definately a kick; of course, that is not going to be appropriate in a p ...
Topic: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 12 Dec 2014 12:14 pm Subject: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	Now that I'm not typing on my phone, I wanted to add a couple more thoughts to this discussion. Like many (or most) of us, I started out as a guitar player. This was back in the day when it wasn't pos ...
Topic: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 10 Dec 2014 7:41 pm Subject: How loud are you?
Gary Roda Replies: 39 Views: 12862	I followed this thread with interest; clearly there are a lot of opinions on the subject. As for myself, I learned "stage discipline" decades ago, and prefer to work with others who have als ...
Topic: Steel & Lee Ann Womack - Eagles / Cowboys game
Gary Roda Replies: 14 Views: 7525	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 30 Nov 2014 12:28 pm Subject: Steel & Lee Ann Womack - Eagles / Cowboys game
Gary Roda Replies: 14 Views: 7525	Really nice to hear a rendition by someone not trying to sound like they just stumbled out of a black gospel church! And Paul could play chopsticks and I'd buy a ticket.
Topic: Steel & Lee Ann Womack - Eagles / Cowboys game
Gary Roda Replies: 14 Views: 7525	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 30 Nov 2014 12:28 pm Subject: Steel & Lee Ann Womack - Eagles / Cowboys game
Gary Roda Replies: 14 Views: 7525	Really nice to hear a rendition by someone not trying to sound like they just stumbled out of a black gospel church! And Paul could play chopsticks and I'd buy a ticket.
Topic: Seat height?
Gary Roda Replies: 26 Views: 14525	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 26 Nov 2014 1:20 pm Subject: Seat height?
Gary Roda Replies: 26 Views: 14525	I just got a new Steeler's Choice recently, and it sits 21" at the cushion. I compared it when I received it to my old Emmons Pak-A-Seat, and it was exactly the same height, so that worked out ju ...
Topic: Time Jumpers brought it!
Gary Roda Replies: 4 Views: 2407	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 9 Nov 2014 8:41 am Subject: Time Jumpers brought it!
Gary Roda Replies: 4 Views: 2407	Howdy Chris, I agree on all counts, especially on the subject of Mister Gill. I have had the good fortune to meet and work with a number of talented and famous folks, and Vince tops my my list of ...