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Justin Jozwiak

 

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Texas, USA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2018 6:12 am    
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Anyone do lessons in the katy area? New to the steel, and considering taking a few lessons. I work a lot of hours and don’t have much time to travel for some.
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Tom Campbell

 

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Houston, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2018 6:23 am    
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Billy Phelps lives in your area...here is his website. He heads up one of the steel guitar organizations in the Houston/Katy area.

http://www.fullcirclesound.com/
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Justin Jozwiak

 

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Texas, USA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2018 7:12 am    
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Thanks
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Jim Sliff


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Lawndale California, USA
Post  Posted 22 Sep 2018 5:50 pm    
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OK, I'll bite.

What the heck is a/the "katy area"? Is it slang for something, or a neighborhood in some city, or.....???
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Duane Brown

 

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Reno,Nevada USA
Post  Posted 22 Sep 2018 7:28 pm     Katy
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Katy, Texas is a town in Texas- actually a suburb/neighbor of Houston, TEXAS. I'd say the 'Katy area" would be the area around Katy, TEXAS which could encompass west Houston, Sugarland, and other towns in the Houston, Texas area
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Allen Peterson

 

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Katy, Texas
Post  Posted 23 Sep 2018 4:45 am    
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The town of Katy was named for the K[ansas] & T[exas] Railroad. They had a depot in what is now Katy, Texas. Probably more than anyone really wanted to know.
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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 23 Sep 2018 8:14 am    
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Hey I love that info Allen; only real residence knows...ha...like in Austin; the highway "Mopac" was named after the Missouri-Pacific Railroad; as it was built right next to the track..ha.
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Dick Wood


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Springtown Texas, USA
Post  Posted 23 Sep 2018 1:52 pm    
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Jody Cameron lives in Angleton and gives lessons and does seminars now and then.
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Allen Peterson

 

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Katy, Texas
Post  Posted 23 Sep 2018 4:05 pm    
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Hey Ricky, I've driven up and down the Mopac a few times. Had no idea that's what is stood for. Thought it was named after an Indian tribe or something. Makes sense now.
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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 23 Sep 2018 5:00 pm    
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Yeah Allen; I was there when it was built and so I asked my Dad what in the world is the name "MOPAC"...ha....and then it made sense to a 8 year old boy(50 years ago)...ha.
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Al Evans


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Austin, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 24 Sep 2018 4:49 am    
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Ricky Davis wrote:
Yeah Allen; I was there when it was built and so I asked my Dad what in the world is the name "MOPAC"...ha....and then it made sense to a 8 year old boy(50 years ago)...ha.
Ricky


My GPS always pronounces it "Moppick".

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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 24 Sep 2018 6:49 am    
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Jim Sliff wrote:
OK, I'll bite.

What the heck is a/the "katy area"? Is it slang for something, or a neighborhood in some city, or.....???


From the opening scene - "The Blues Brothers"...

"She Caught the Katy (And Left Me a Mule to Ride)"

(It's also one of the most famous blues songs of all time.)
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Chris Schlotzhauer


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Colleyville, Tx. USA
Post  Posted 24 Sep 2018 2:47 pm    
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My daughter Katy lives in Katy
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Steve Spitz

 

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New Orleans, LA, USA
Post  Posted 24 Sep 2018 4:02 pm    
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Jim Loessberg said:
“Austin is an old Indian word, It means Communists with insane traffic.”
I thought that was a good one...
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Tom Middleton

 

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Austin, Texas, USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 1 Oct 2018 7:09 am    
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I travel to Katy quite often on business. Here are some pix I took of the little depot museum.


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