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Wade Tackett

 

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Oklahoma, USA
Post  Posted 26 Apr 2006 8:55 pm    
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Hey Bro. Bill, good typo I was untied about thirty years ago. I was bound but thank God I'm untied. God bless you all!! Wade
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Bill Stroud

 

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Dresden, Tennessee, USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 27 Apr 2006 2:18 am    
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That was a good typo, we are no longer bound, but untied that's good. I like to play with feeling, and with the spirit of the Lord guiding you that's a plus.
Thanks guys for setting the record straight.
And, keep on playing for the King of Kings for some day it will payoff.
Bill
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Ernie Pollock

 

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Mt Savage, Md USA
Post  Posted 27 Apr 2006 4:03 am    
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I have been doing a lot of gospel music with my very small group, we play for chruch & benifits for folks in need. Most of it is done for free and we don't even mind!! I play steel & do a couple with the tenor saxophone, & sing a couple myself but we have one guy that just sings & he is much better at that than I am, however, I do like playing backup on the steel. I do several steel instrumental with the group. I better add that my wife sings & plays tambourine, crazy huh?? But when doing things for a 'Higher Power' its all worth it.

Ernie Pollock

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LARRY COLE

 

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LANCASTER, OHIO, USA
Post  Posted 27 Apr 2006 4:22 am    
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I played piano at my church for about four years and now we are blessed with a piano player and Greg Zimmer on steel and I am playing guitar. Once or twice a month I fill in on piano. There are two thirteen year old boys that I am teaching that play with us also. One plays bass and the other plays guitar.

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Darvin Willhoite


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Roxton, Tx. USA
Post  Posted 27 Apr 2006 5:38 am    
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I always said that playing in church didn't pay much, but the retirement benefits are out of this world.

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Darvin Willhoite
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[This message was edited by Darvin Willhoite on 27 April 2006 at 06:38 AM.]

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Walter Hamlin

 

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Talladega, Alabama, USA
Post  Posted 27 Apr 2006 7:30 am    
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Hello Albert, haven't seen you since I can't remember when?
I play almost weekly somewhere. Playing three times this week. I also play bass in our church services. I have been playing steel since about 1980. Played bass prior to that. I put my guitar up about 1990 because groups went to tapes. I played some family friendly country music shows for about 6 years for practice and fun and had more than I could stand of country music (it has no redeeming value to it)and I along with two other members quit doing that. I play for a couple of groups who call me from time to time and I really enjoy it. This Sunday while the race is going on at the Talladega Speedway I will be playing at a concert.
Walter Hamlin
Talladega, AL
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George Rout


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St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 28 Apr 2006 6:52 pm    
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I play Dobro regularly with:

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Geo
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