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To my ear, I think it’s Paul Franklin on the Pedabro

Thanks, Jim!

That seems to be the consensus. I wasn't sure this thread was still active, so I created a new post and Brett Day said the sa ...

I just listened to the acoustic version of "Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold" and it's definitely Paul Franklin on the pedabro

Thanks, Brett!

I've been playing and singing it (do ...

I've recently discovered the version of "Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold)" by Dan Seals on a later album he recorded titled "In A Quiet Room". It features dobro throughout t ...

Does anyone know who played dobro on the acoustic version of Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold on Dan Seals' album "In a Quiet Room"? All I could find is that both Jerry Douglas and Paul ...

Mike - just wanted to say "thanks" for posting these. I just got my Kemper Profiler rack model this weekend and downloaded the profiles - they sound awesome! They make my student model GFI ...

I purchased this from Brad Sarno here in St. Louis when I started out on the steel guitar. It works fine, but after switching to an active pedal, which brought out the highs in my GFI student model gu ...

I'm a PSG "newbie", with a little under a year with the instrument. I play in an 8-piece band, and to reduce stage volume and wear and tear on my soon to be 64 year old back, I stopped usin ...

I started on piano in second grade, switching to violin in fourth grade through high school.

In junior high school, I learned to play guitar by listening to my dads Merle Travis album that was lite ...

With all due respect to other comments posted here, I play lots of lap-steel sounds on pedal steel, but it requires a different mental approach. If you have other pedal steel plans there is no reason ...

I agree with Chris. Lindley has never been about licks, but TONE. The only way I'd want a pedal steel for covering Lindley or Allman parts is if I already WANTED a pedal steel and this would make an e ...

Speaking newbie to newbie, and as someone trying to learn both lap and pedal, if I didn't specifically want the pedal sound, I would stick with the lap. Pedal steel takes a large amount of practice, I ...

Hi folks - I just joined this forum and have a really basic question.

After being clean (band free) for over two years, I've fallen off the wagon and joined a group that plays the country-rock musi ...

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Topic: Dan Seals R.I.P.
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 22 Views: 20325	Forum Section: Gone Home Posted: 12 Jun 2024 7:27 pm Subject: Re: Dobro on All That Glitters Is Not Gold
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 22 Views: 20325	To my ear, I think it’s Paul Franklin on the Pedabro Thanks, Jim! That seems to be the consensus. I wasn't sure this thread was still active, so I created a new post and Brett Day said the sa ...
Topic: Dan Seals - Everything That Glitters
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 2 Views: 705	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 5 Jun 2024 7:33 pm Subject: Dan Seals - Everything That Glitters
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 2 Views: 705	I just listened to the acoustic version of "Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold" and it's definitely Paul Franklin on the pedabro Thanks, Brett! I've been playing and singing it (do ...
Topic: Dan Seals - Everything That Glitters
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 2 Views: 705	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 5 Jun 2024 4:33 pm Subject: Dan Seals - Everything That Glitters
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 2 Views: 705	I've recently discovered the version of "Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold)" by Dan Seals on a later album he recorded titled "In A Quiet Room". It features dobro throughout t ...
Topic: Dan Seals R.I.P.
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 22 Views: 20325	Forum Section: Gone Home Posted: 5 Jun 2024 2:40 pm Subject: Everything that Glitters - Dan Seals
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 22 Views: 20325	Does anyone know who played dobro on the acoustic version of Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold on Dan Seals' album "In a Quiet Room"? All I could find is that both Jerry Douglas and Paul ...
Topic: Mike Holder's Kemper Steel Guitar Amplifier Profiles
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 54 Views: 49949	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 23 Jan 2023 12:44 pm Subject: Kemper patches for steel guitar
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 54 Views: 49949	Mike - just wanted to say "thanks" for posting these. I just got my Kemper Profiler rack model this weekend and downloaded the profiles - they sound awesome! They make my student model GFI ...
Topic: SOLD ------ Sarno Black Box for Steel
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 2 Views: 939	Forum Section: For Sale: Amps and Accessories Posted: 28 Jul 2022 4:52 pm Subject: SOLD ------ Sarno Black Box for Steel
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 2 Views: 939	I purchased this from Brad Sarno here in St. Louis when I started out on the steel guitar. It works fine, but after switching to an active pedal, which brought out the highs in my GFI student model gu ...
Topic: Who's playing directly into the PA with no amplifier?
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 8 Views: 3528	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 6 Mar 2015 7:07 pm Subject: Who's playing directly into the PA with no amplifier?
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 8 Views: 3528	I'm a PSG "newbie", with a little under a year with the instrument. I play in an 8-piece band, and to reduce stage volume and wear and tear on my soon to be 64 year old back, I stopped usin ...
Topic: Adding Banjo To Your Pedal Steel Playing?
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 97 Views: 29677	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 11 Feb 2015 11:15 pm Subject: Banjo versus Pedal Steel
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 97 Views: 29677	I started on piano in second grade, switching to violin in fourth grade through high school. In junior high school, I learned to play guitar by listening to my dads Merle Travis album that was lite ...
Topic: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 12 Jan 2014 1:28 pm Subject: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	With all due respect to other comments posted here, I play lots of lap-steel sounds on pedal steel, but it requires a different mental approach. If you have other pedal steel plans there is no reason ...
Topic: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 12 Jan 2014 1:22 pm Subject: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	I agree with Chris. Lindley has never been about licks, but TONE. The only way I'd want a pedal steel for covering Lindley or Allman parts is if I already WANTED a pedal steel and this would make an e ...
Topic: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 12 Jan 2014 1:15 pm Subject: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	Speaking newbie to newbie, and as someone trying to learn both lap and pedal, if I didn't specifically want the pedal sound, I would stick with the lap. Pedal steel takes a large amount of practice, I ...
Topic: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 11 Jan 2014 9:23 pm Subject: Dumb question from a newbie
Gerald Turnbow Replies: 14 Views: 4256	Hi folks - I just joined this forum and have a really basic question. After being clean (band free) for over two years, I've fallen off the wagon and joined a group that plays the country-rock musi ...