The 70's Steel Guitar Record Club...Now with audio link!

[bob adams]

Just interested!!! .... Who has these?

[Barry]

Bob, can't enlarge enough to read..I don't know if you can do anything to enlarge.

[Barry]

Ok Bob, manage to do it.

[Barry]

Bob haven't seen any of these..some collection.

[Danny Mitchell]

Thats one Heavyweight Club! It's high time for a reissue.

[Ken Byng]

The man behind that project is Tom Bradshaw. Tom has sunk and and lost a load of his own money into steel guitar ventures such as the record club over the years. Tommy is one of the good guys on the steel guitar scene, and I worked closely with him when he built me a Webb 614E Bradshaw special amp. (Again at a loss). He is evidence that the steel guitar market is a relatively small one. Some of those albums are re-issues but some were completely funded by Tom, and studio recording time is and was expensive.

[Danny Mitchell]

I must investigate the reissues, Xmas is coming and I really don't want to expand my sock collection.

Sad to hear that Tom Bradshaw lost out with his endeavours. Recording these albums in the 70's must've been astronomically expensive.

[Ken Byng]

Yes, Tom ran a steel guitar magazine for a while, but the astronomical cost forced him to stop. His last venture was a Dobro simulator marketed through MXR. As Dobro sims go, it's probably the best out there.

[Donny Johnston]

I used to have : No 2 & No 10. Quite a list.

[bob adams]

I have the first 10 listed and this is a definite fav from No 9 !!!

Stick the cans on and have a listen to this! ............... it's 'SMOKIN!'

http://www.pedalsteel.co.uk/Hall-Rugg-76

Country steel playing or wot!