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Topic: Steel guitar history |
Savell
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Slocomb, AL
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Bill Ferguson
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Milton, FL USA
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Posted 24 Aug 2022 6:27 am |
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I had not seen this.
Very well done and I'm happy that they used one of my videos to talk about Buddy and Night Life.
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Larry Dering
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Missouri, USA
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Posted 25 Aug 2022 11:02 am
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| That's a decent video for a change. |
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Paul King
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Gainesville, Texas, USA
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Posted 25 Aug 2022 3:52 pm
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| I had never heard of this steel player but I do not follow country music artists today. They did a good job on the interview. Personally I would not have put Pete Drake in the top three but he did a lot of session work and does deserve much credit. Lloyd and Buddy I can definitely see at the top. |
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Ricky Davis
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Bertram, Texas USA
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Posted 25 Aug 2022 5:57 pm
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Yes this is very good history information. Most people; including Steel guitar players, don't know "Why it's called a Steel Guitar".
Anything played with a "STEEL BAR" in called a "Steel Guitar" then on from there the model it is.
But Actually "DOBRO" is a Brand of Resonator Hawaiian Steel Guitar. As that is actually the first Model of "Hawaiian Steel Guitar"; is the resonator model steel guitar. Then came the "Electric steel guitar" then on from there.
But this is a good tutorial of the history and what phases and historic players and music it went through from then; to NOW.
Ricky
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