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  Topic: How Many Fingers/Strings Do You Generally Use?
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 44
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PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 14 Nov 2008 1:00 am   Subject: How Many Fingers/Strings Do You Generally Use?
I like to mix it up a LOT !!! I think, after playing many years, you finally realize you can play some SINGLE string notes and make them really impressive !!
I seldom play more than intervals...maybe ...
  Topic: Friendly suggestion for David Hartley
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 76
Views: 26351

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 27 Sep 2008 4:58 pm   Subject: Friendly suggestion for David Hartley
Hang in there, Dave. I think you are wonderful !!!
I am 77 years old, have played steel for 60 years.At least, I may not be an expert, but I DO KNOW good steel playing !!!! Very Happy
Please continue posti ...
  Topic: Beautiful song composed and played by Charles Tilley
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 7
Views: 3220

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 19 Sep 2008 9:37 pm   Subject: Beautiful song composed and played by Charles Tilley
Wonderful song and, as usual...Played flawless !!
Thanks for your effort, Mr. Tilley...
Moon
  Topic: Do you use Chromatic Strings on your steel
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 92
Views: 28838

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 13 Sep 2008 6:46 pm   Subject: Do you use Chromatic Strings on your steel
I use the first and second strings a lot on E9th. The first few years of hearing of them, we called them the "wild strings", as you could not include them in a strum...
I use the first F# t ...
  Topic: Bobbe's Tips news letter,,,,, from Bobbe
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 29
Views: 10208

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 19 Jul 2008 3:47 pm   Subject: Bobbe's Tips news letter,,,,, from Bobbe
Well..... I am an oldtimer and I know Bobbe will be in the HOF !!!
Keep up your good work, Us "OLD GUYS" have to stick together !! LOL Very Happy
Moon
  Topic: Speaking of Airplanes
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 71
Views: 14871

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 14 Jun 2008 4:48 pm   Subject: Speaking of Airplanes
All I can say is.....you guys should have moved to Alaska 20 or more years ago. You could make a good living flying here.....
Click on my web site below...go to page 2 for a few airplane photos...
...
  Topic: Sneaky Pete copedent
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 9
Views: 4580

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 13 Jun 2008 8:30 pm   Subject: Sneaky Pete copedent
The relationship of the strings to each other is exactly the same as B0b's 8 string E6th tuning with the exception of the 7th string.....Sneaky has a 6th tone there and B0b has a 7th tone...
Moon
  Topic: SIT stainless brighter than reg SIT??
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 6
Views: 1453

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 7 Jun 2008 10:16 pm   Subject: SIT stainless brighter than reg SIT??
I prefer nickel strings....as far as "brightness" is concerned, I can ge WAY more brightness with my amp settings than I can use !! Very Happy
Moon
  Topic: P/P animation
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 4
Views: 1265

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 7 Jun 2008 10:08 pm   Subject: P/P animation
It is neat to go to the CARTER web site to learn something about EMMONS push pull .. Very Happy Very Happy !! LOL
Moon
  Topic: Buddy Emmons, Look at THIS career!
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 151
Views: 51911

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 24 May 2008 6:12 pm   Subject: Buddy Emmons, Look at THIS career!
Bravo !!!!
We can't say enough about Buddy !!!!
I just hope the new, younger players get the chance to learn about everthing he has done for Steel Guitar
playing !!
My Salute, Buddy !!
Moon
  Topic: Mechanical problem on a Franklin
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 12
Views: 3131

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 9 Feb 2008 4:28 pm   Subject: Mechanical problem on a Franklin
It is for SURE that it can be fixed !!! No one here has ever heard of a Franklin problem...
Just hang in there and take the advise of these guys...
I have never owned a Franklin so don't know anythi ...
  Topic: Newbie
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 16
Views: 3043

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 25 Jan 2008 10:01 pm   Subject: Newbie
Welcome to the forum, Bill...from Alaska...
You will enjoy this brotherhood !!!
To see a REALLY OLD steel player, click on my website below..... Very Happy
Moon
  Topic: not worth buying
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 49
Views: 12905

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 25 Dec 2007 5:01 pm   Subject: not worth buying
Calvin... this is probably not much help....to change from E chord to E6th simply step on the A pedal.
Moon
  Topic: It's In your Hands
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 222
Views: 47668

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 25 Dec 2007 1:52 pm   Subject: It's In your Hands
Merry Chrismas to everyone.... Very Happy
I think one problem we have is .... some players seem to confuse the difference in "sound" and "tone". You can read all the post here and it is ...
  Topic: Band In A Box Plays Steel--and pretty well
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 30
Views: 6594

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 14 Dec 2007 9:08 pm   Subject: Band In A Box Plays Steel--and pretty well
I hate to admit it....but the computer pedal steel sounds better than me !!! LOL
Moon
  Topic: It's In your Hands
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 222
Views: 47668

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 14 Dec 2007 9:04 pm   Subject: It's In your Hands
I would add to this thread...a lot of it is in the hands, both left and right hand !!
I basically think it is mostly "in the player" !!LOL
Buddy and John Hughey are very recognizable on ...
  Topic: TIME JUMPERS - JOHN HUGHEY
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 14
Views: 3318

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 11 Dec 2007 4:21 pm   Subject: TIME JUMPERS - JOHN HUGHEY
Guys and gals...Be sure to click on John Steele's link and look at that site !!!! You have to look for #447...titled "Celebration of western swing with the Time Jumpers".. Also find the link ...
  Topic: Send Your Song File To Be Heard Around The World
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 679
Views: 321166

PostForum Section: Steel on the Web   Posted: 7 Dec 2007 7:00 pm   Subject: Send Your Song File To Be Heard Around The World
Hi,Guys/Charles...
I was away for a few days and just played all the new songs on your site...Very good steel playing !!!
I really enjoyed the new catogory at the bottom...
"Style Comparison&q ...
  Topic: Who has played in Alaska
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 48
Views: 20803

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 7 Dec 2007 4:57 pm   Subject: Who has played in Alaska
I assumed you guys were not asking someone who has played for more than 40 years in Alaska. I played in every joint...and I DO mean joint, here around the Kenai Peninsula..
I finally got tired of it ...
  Topic: first night out
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 15
Views: 3812

PostForum Section: Steel Players   Posted: 4 Dec 2007 9:58 pm   Subject: first night out
Well, Dave...The main thing is you got thru it !! LOL
I think we should remind ourselves that WE are our worse critic !!!The audience is no where near as hard to please as we are....We are harder on ...
  Topic: Isaacs' Pedal
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 21
Views: 5308

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 4 Dec 2007 9:42 pm   Subject: Isaacs' Pedal
Harry....
In the old days, we ALL had that move on one pedal. For years, I played with a 6 string lap steel that had legs and a homemade pedal to go from E to A.It pulled at the keyhead end, and need ...
  Topic: lower G#s half step
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 19
Views: 5805

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 4 Dec 2007 4:29 pm   Subject: lower G#s half step
Jim... The G# to G lower is an OLD move, used many years by some of us. I still have it and use it a lot. Most of my use does not include using the minor.
I use it up and down the neck simular to the ...
  Topic: TUNING THE E9th NECK (the E's)
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 68
Views: 25181

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 3 Dec 2007 11:07 am   Subject: TUNING THE E9th NECK (the E's)
I agree, B0b.....
Everyone who is worried about this should turn on the tuner, bar up someplace and discover what a small move it is between 440 and 442. Most good players use a much bigger move for ...
  Topic: where do i find it
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 78
Views: 21691

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 2 Dec 2007 1:16 pm   Subject: where do i find it
Calvin.... I have no idea how far along you are playing the pedal steel....
What J.d.was saying....just look at positions....See the neck like a road map. Think of this..If you use his thinking...A s ...
  Topic: where do i find it
Moon in Alaska

Replies: 78
Views: 21691

PostForum Section: Pedal Steel   Posted: 2 Dec 2007 12:54 pm   Subject: where do i find it
OK...C is at the 11 fret with the A/F lever...now up 2 more to the 13th fret, lower your E's and that is C again. If ou move up 2 more frets...the 15th fret is C again with your A/B pedals.....
 
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