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Bill Stafford


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Gulfport,Ms. USA
Post  Posted 5 Sep 2002 3:52 pm    
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Two more words = JERRY BYRD. Nuff said!!!
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Kenny Davis


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Great State of Oklahoma
Post  Posted 5 Sep 2002 9:27 pm    
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Bob G. - If the pro's wanted to continue to work, they would lobby for E9th. If all they wanted to do is play at steel guitar shows, they'd opt for C6th.
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Terry Wendt


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Nashville, TN, USA
Post  Posted 5 Sep 2002 11:10 pm    
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Marty, I appreciate your topics

Verrrrry invigorating!



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Marty Pollard

 

Post  Posted 6 Sep 2002 5:05 am    
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Gee Terry, I appreciate that nice comment.
BUT, if you want to say nice things to and about me, you'll have to stand at the back of a LOOONG and patiently adoring queue.
I'm pretty sure that's why they're lined up?!

Don't be fooled by all those posts that appear to be flames; around here, explEtives deleted - {no more of that, Marty. -b0b-}- ok b0b- sorry etc. are really terms of endearment.

That's just how we express affection; I think.

[This message was edited by Josef Stalin on 06 September 2002 at 10:17 AM.]

[This message was edited by Marty Pollard on 06 September 2002 at 01:35 PM.]

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bob grossman

 

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Visalia CA USA
Post  Posted 6 Sep 2002 10:00 am    
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Kenny D.

You have a point. When I saw Chalker c. 1965, he had C6 and I think E13 with a couple of pedals. Shortly after that, he went to Nashvul and came up with a full blown E9....to survive, I assume.

I hope the public's taste goes back some day to western swing.


...and I like E9, too.
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Gene Jones

 

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Oklahoma City, OK USA, (deceased)
Post  Posted 6 Sep 2002 12:48 pm    
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[(quote from Kenny).... "If the pro's wanted to continue to work, they would lobby for E9th. If all they wanted to do is play at steel guitar shows, they'd opt for C6th".....]

True words....remember how Chalker "sweated blood" force-feeding himself to play "country E9" when he went on the Hee Haw Show? www.genejones.com
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Terry Wendt


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Nashville, TN, USA
Post  Posted 6 Sep 2002 2:32 pm    
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My Opinion - S13 - Extended E9th-10+3
(G#, E, B on bottom)


Don't sacrifice the 9th string/D -
Easier to spot string groupings -
Just makes more sense --
It's virtually ALL THAT + -


2pT


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[This message was edited by Terry Wendt on 16 September 2002 at 01:24 AM.]

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Wayne Cox

 

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Chatham, Louisiana, USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 7 Sep 2002 9:51 am    
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I think I finally understand what Jeff L. is trying to say. We all need triple-necks, like Johnny. Right?
W.C.
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