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Jerry Knapper

 

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Lakeland, Florida , USA
Post  Posted 25 Jul 2013 6:41 pm    
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I was going through my old steel books and found "Pedal Steel Guitar" "A manual of Style by Terry Bethel, Jimmie Crawford, John Hughey, Weldon Myrick, compiled and edited by Winnie Winston". It has a folder in the back for a record and shows a record on the cover that says 2 records are included. Can anyone out there help me either find the records or have a cassette or CD of the records that I could get to make the book complete?
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Jerry Knapper

 

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Lakeland, Florida , USA
Post  Posted 1 Aug 2013 1:31 pm     Thanks
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Gerard Drury of Scranton, PA was very kind to send to me a CD of the record from Winnie Winston's "Pedal Steel Guitar, a complete guide to the pedal steel guitar", book with 18 songs on it. This was very kind. Thank you.
However, I am still looking for the one with two records, or a CD of the records from the book previously described. The complete book title is "Pedal Steel Guitar, a manual of style" and it is a compilation and edited version that Winnie did of Terry Bethel, Jimmie Crawford, John Hughey and Weldon Myrick writings. It was published by "Pixenbar Music" of Hendersonville, Tenn.
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