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Bruce Herscap

 

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Macungie,Pa. USA
Post  Posted 29 Aug 2002 6:39 pm    
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Is it true you left dale watson to become a professinal golper.
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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 29 Aug 2002 11:53 pm    
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WEll sorta...ha
Actually I'm teaching Golf in the mornings(well some of them) and playing music at nights...with various artist.
So of course I dropped outta the touring thing for now.....while I persue my PGA Professional Teaching Card....so ya got some of the rumor right.
I've heard everything from> I'm on the PGA tour to> I'm cleaning golf shoes at a Driving range.....
Ricky
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Larry Bell


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Englewood, Florida
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2002 5:32 am    
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cleaning golf shoes at a Driving range...
Isn't that what a golf pro DOES?

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2000 Fessenden S-12 8x8, 1969 Emmons S-12 6x6, 1971 Dobro
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Rick Collins

 

From:
Claremont , CA USA
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2002 7:06 am    
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...what's there to hitting a golf ball? You just sit that little sucker on the tee and whack it;___right?

Well, actually some people make millions ($) as others come to watch them hit that little sucker and some must actually pay so that they, themselves, can play and then spend a great deal of time looking for a lost ball.

...what's there to playing a steel guitar? You just sit that bar on the strings and pick those suckers,___right?

Does it make a difference how we do things?
It makes a huge difference.

Rick
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Craig Stock


From:
Westfield, NJ USA
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2002 12:07 pm    
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Ricky, Hope things are going well for you, the road must get weary. I tend to be a homebody myself.
I saw the tail end of Dale's show in Philadelphia a few weeks back and his show isn't the same without you playing. Hope you guys do some recording together at least, he needs your interplay.
Take it easy bro.

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Regards, Craig

[This message was edited by Craig Stock on 30 August 2002 at 01:08 PM.]

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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2002 9:02 pm    
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Craig; things are going great>thanks for asking......actually I'm playing steel guitar as much as I always have. Just recorded on the new Kodak commercial....and Texas Lottery commercial....loads of fun there......and Playing with Redd Volkaert Tomorrow....and other local folks here in Austin. Did the Texas run with Heather Myles last week....and she's coming back in October....probably do that too unless she brings Rick....then we'll do twin steels....ah...ha. Also pickin' with a few Dallas and Ft. Worth bands on the weekends.....hell anybody need a Steel player......ha....
Oh and Golf.......well the best thing about Golf is when your out there; "your not thinkin' about anything else in life, but Golf".......it's a great mind clear, no matter how good or bad you are....everyone needs something like that in their life; or they'll go crazy.
Ricky
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Rob van Duuren

 

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The Netherlands
Post  Posted 1 Sep 2002 1:56 pm    
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"Oh and Golf.......well the best thing about Golf is when your out there;
"your not thinkin' about anything else in life, but Golf".......it's a great
mind clear, no matter how good or bad you are....everyone needs
something like that in their life; or they'll go crazy. "

I agree Ricky, but I bet you had the same thoughts when you picked up playing steel.
Anyway, that's why I can't stop anymore....so i'd go crazy either way, I guess....
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Ricky Davis


From:
Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 1 Sep 2002 9:09 pm    
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Come to think of it Rob......"Your right".
The Steel guitar is the same for me as Golf is.
But these days sometimes when I'm playing steel guitar at a gig where obviously it's just not worth even setting up....I find myself playing 18 holes at my favorite course....in my head....while I'm just trying to get through that gig.....ah...ha.
I never play steel guitar in my head while I'm playing Golf.
Ricky
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Dave Burton


From:
Richland,Wa. USA
Post  Posted 2 Sep 2002 12:11 pm    
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Hey Ricky,I will be at Billy Bob's this week with the Lamun Bros. come by and say hi if you get the chance.With all this free time you have now Ha Ha.Good luck man on everything your doin now, 18 holes sounds like alot of fun,i'd settle for nine! Take Care Dave Burton
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Earl Yarbro

 

From:
Bowie, Texas, USA
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2002 12:37 pm    
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Ricky, Is that close to heaven? Playing golf in the mornings and the steel in the evenings? Wow!

Earl
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Golf2steel

 

From:
Romulus, Michigan.
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2002 2:17 pm    
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Hey Ricky,
I know just how you feel. Been doing both a lot this summer. Best to you pal.
Harley
golf2steel@aol.com HE HE
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