RIP Danny Lang

Eric Watts · From: Indiana, USA

Danny Lang, a former member of LMSGC, who has played lead guitar at many of our LMSGC meetings, passed away this week. His obituary is below. Arrangements for Danny Lang are this Friday the 15th at Spring Valley Funeral Home 1217 East Spring St New Albany IN, visitation will be 3-9, pm everyone is welcome. Visitors are asked to wear a mask and refrain from attending if you are sick or have a fever. A private funeral service for family only will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. Danny will be cremated with his ashes spread at a later date.

Condolences can be posted on Face Book to Johnny Polinsky or Debbie Lang Stark. Or if you wish to share a memory or picture you can do that the funeral home website:

https://www.springvalleyfuneral.net/obituaries/obituary-listings?obId=13182365

Please keep Danny and his family in your prayers.

Louisville Metro Steel Guitar Club.

Daniel Lang

Daniel Lang, age 63 of Marysville, Indiana passed away May 12th, 2020 at University of Louisville Hospital. Dan was born November 25th, 1956 to Harold Lang and the late Zola Letson Fetz.

Dan was of the Baptist faith. He proudly served his country in the United States Army. Dan was a gifted musician who loved playing music and played for many musicians throughout the years including Cal Smith, Jack Greene, Jeanie Seely and Kenny Price. Dan also worked as a truck driver.
Dan leaves to cherish his memory his wife of 5 months and life partner of 9 years, Nonie Richards Lang; his father, Harold Lang; his children by heart, Paul Frey and Amy Augustin; his full sister and best friend, Debbie (Kevin) Stark; beloved granddaughter, Hannah Humphrey; three grandsons, Kody Warf, Caleb Christian and Cruce Christian and half sisters, Barbara, Tina and Teresa.

Eric Watts · From: Indiana, USA

Over 800 views and I guess no one knew Danny. He played all over with some top Singers from the 60s till just last year. He was an amazing Picker. His last work I saw was with the Denham Country Band in Louisville. Best Pedal Steel guitar and Singer in the area. Truly Classic Old School Country. And very nice Folks!!

Danny's telecaster was a perfect fit for anyone he played with. Check out Country Bumkin from way back on you-tube. Thats Danny with long hair and holding his LesPaul in his lap Classical Flamingo Style. He was one of a kind. He was always kind and caring to Me and I will miss seeing him play, and talking about his many Stories. Great talent gone. RIP Danny..

Jerry Overstreet · From: Louisville Ky

I'm sorry Eric. I did not mean to ignore your announcement. I don't always look at this board.

Yes, I met Danny and saw him play guitar at many of the steel club meetings.

I knew he was on the list for an organ transplant.

I'm sorry for the loss of your friend. Condolences to the family as well.

Doug Taylor · From: Shelbyville, Kentucky, USA

I never had the pleasure of meeting Danny. So sorry for the loss of your musical buddy.

David Graves · From: Indiana, USA

Danny was one of the nicest men to ever walk the face of this earth, not to mention a very commercial and talented musician. I had the privilege of working with Danny many many times. And we would “sub” for one another if one of us got busy. Danny spent the last many years on the transplant list for a liver and kidneys both. During all of the dialysis, surgeries and hospital trips you NEVER heard Danny complain or say a cross word! In fact he would tell everyone “ If I can do anything for you you just let me know” And he meant it 100%! Danny was a true treasure and an incredible guitar player right up until the end. He will be extremely missed by all.
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winston · From: Frankfort, Kentucky 40601

R.I.P. Danny............

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