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I'd like to be there, barring any unseen dificulties or change in my Dad's condition.

I have a CD of backup tracks that I produced in my studio. It has extremely long versions of six tunes. It'd be p ...

I can't imagine how Garth Brooks would ever be asked to play the GOO to begin with. If he says he's too busy, everybody oughta just keep their mouth shut or pretend to be disappointed.

HH

I have that CD also. I not only love it, it's one of my few steel guitar records that my wife actually plays on her own. It's a great recording and Gary really shines on it!

Hope you get back east ag ...

I've been working my tail off for a few months trying to get the C6 neck down. I'm having a problem with my foot jumping back and forth on the C6 pedals and landing on the right pedal. I'm kinda using ...

On this, my first venture into producing “Play Along Rhythm Tracks”, I’ve produced a CD full of tracks that work with the Doug Jernigan, Learn 13 Songs - C6th course because that is a course tha ...

Please check out my post in the Buy & Sell section:
HIGH QUALITY PLAY ALONG TRACKS CD FOR SALE.

Thanks,
Harry Hess

Bill Miller's article is great. My only complaint.... how could he drag our beloved Telecasters into the pop/rock schmaltz catagory? He better talk to Buck Owens.

Bobby Lee,

I use Cubase VST24 in my ...

I've heard that Buck is a really cool and nice guy. As far as Ash's question, I think that's prepousterous. It's almost blasphemy for a real honky tonker. Maybe he oughta ask Bonnie Owens ?

Ash, leav ...

The years I spent playing in Doug's bands (1975, 76 & 77, The Sir Douglas Quintet and Sir Doug & The Texas Tornados) were some of the most fun years of my life. Doug was a great musician and I learned ...

Hard to beleive. An autopsy will be done. He supposedly had either a stroke or heart attack. He didn't tell anybody he was sick. But apparantly he had been throwing up and wasn't feeling well. He had ...

Dean, Maybe I shouldn't have said I know a few licks with them. All I've been doing with them is fooling around playing some melodies
with them. I been kinda wanting to cut a steel instrumental of a B ...

I have:

Eb to E (2nd string) LKR
F# to G# ( E9 1st string) Pedal 4

I know a few licks using these changes, but I'm always looking for more. Anybody have any?

HH

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Topic: Bethlehem Steel Guitar Jam 2000
hhguitar Replies: 48 Views: 15506	Forum Section: Upcoming Event Announcements Posted: 25 Feb 2000 2:53 pm Subject: Bethlehem Steel Guitar Jam 2000
hhguitar Replies: 48 Views: 15506	I'd like to be there, barring any unseen dificulties or change in my Dad's condition. I have a CD of backup tracks that I produced in my studio. It has extremely long versions of six tunes. It'd be p ...
Topic: Should Some Opry Members resign?
hhguitar Replies: 40 Views: 7329	Forum Section: Music Posted: 20 Dec 1999 8:39 pm Subject: Should Some Opry Members resign?
hhguitar Replies: 40 Views: 7329	I can't imagine how Garth Brooks would ever be asked to play the GOO to begin with. If he says he's too busy, everybody oughta just keep their mouth shut or pretend to be disappointed. HH
Topic: Please check out my post in Buy & Sell
hhguitar Replies: 2 Views: 1761	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 5 Dec 1999 4:08 pm Subject: Please check out my post in Buy & Sell
hhguitar Replies: 2 Views: 1761	^
Topic: Blue Hawaiians: Savage Night
hhguitar Replies: 9 Views: 3453	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 3 Dec 1999 10:28 pm Subject: Blue Hawaiians: Savage Night
hhguitar Replies: 9 Views: 3453	I have that CD also. I not only love it, it's one of my few steel guitar records that my wife actually plays on her own. It's a great recording and Gary really shines on it! Hope you get back east ag ...
Topic: C6 foot/pedal problems
hhguitar Replies: 1 Views: 1502	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 3 Dec 1999 9:34 pm Subject: C6 foot/pedal problems
hhguitar Replies: 1 Views: 1502	I've been working my tail off for a few months trying to get the C6 neck down. I'm having a problem with my foot jumping back and forth on the C6 pedals and landing on the right pedal. I'm kinda using ...
Topic: High Quality Back up Tracks cd For Sale
hhguitar Replies: 0 Views: 2087	Forum Section: Upcoming Event Announcements Posted: 1 Dec 1999 10:01 am Subject: High Quality Back up Tracks cd For Sale
hhguitar Replies: 0 Views: 2087	On this, my first venture into producing “Play Along Rhythm Tracks”, I’ve produced a CD full of tracks that work with the Doug Jernigan, Learn 13 Songs - C6th course because that is a course tha ...
Topic: Please check out my post in Buy & Sell
hhguitar Replies: 2 Views: 1761	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 1 Dec 1999 9:52 am Subject: Please check out my post in Buy & Sell
hhguitar Replies: 2 Views: 1761	Please check out my post in the Buy & Sell section: HIGH QUALITY PLAY ALONG TRACKS CD FOR SALE. Thanks, Harry Hess
Topic: Bill Miller's take on what's in store for country music
hhguitar Replies: 12 Views: 2849	Forum Section: Music Posted: 23 Nov 1999 5:16 pm Subject: Bill Miller's take on what's in store for country music
hhguitar Replies: 12 Views: 2849	Bill Miller's article is great. My only complaint.... how could he drag our beloved Telecasters into the pop/rock schmaltz catagory? He better talk to Buck Owens. Bobby Lee, I use Cubase VST24 in my ...
Topic: Buck
hhguitar Replies: 15 Views: 2537	Forum Section: Music Posted: 23 Nov 1999 5:02 pm Subject: Buck
hhguitar Replies: 15 Views: 2537	I've heard that Buck is a really cool and nice guy. As far as Ash's question, I think that's prepousterous. It's almost blasphemy for a real honky tonker. Maybe he oughta ask Bonnie Owens ? Ash, leav ...
Topic: Doug Sahm Passing
hhguitar Replies: 13 Views: 7286	Forum Section: Music Posted: 21 Nov 1999 10:28 pm Subject: Doug Sahm Passing
hhguitar Replies: 13 Views: 7286	The years I spent playing in Doug's bands (1975, 76 & 77, The Sir Douglas Quintet and Sir Doug & The Texas Tornados) were some of the most fun years of my life. Doug was a great musician and I learned ...
Topic: Doug Sahm Passing
hhguitar Replies: 13 Views: 7286	Forum Section: Music Posted: 19 Nov 1999 2:53 pm Subject: Doug Sahm Passing
hhguitar Replies: 13 Views: 7286	Hard to beleive. An autopsy will be done. He supposedly had either a stroke or heart attack. He didn't tell anybody he was sick. But apparantly he had been throwing up and wasn't feeling well. He had ...
Topic: Unison licks ???
hhguitar Replies: 6 Views: 3721	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 4 Jul 1999 9:15 pm Subject: Unison licks ???
hhguitar Replies: 6 Views: 3721	Dean, Maybe I shouldn't have said I know a few licks with them. All I've been doing with them is fooling around playing some melodies with them. I been kinda wanting to cut a steel instrumental of a B ...
Topic: Unison licks ???
hhguitar Replies: 6 Views: 3721	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 3 Jul 1999 7:09 pm Subject: Unison licks ???
hhguitar Replies: 6 Views: 3721	I have: Eb to E (2nd string) LKR F# to G# ( E9 1st string) Pedal 4 I know a few licks using these changes, but I'm always looking for more. Anybody have any? HH