News of forthcoming Steel Guitar events, meetings and Festivals
Thu Nov 05, 2015 11:55 am
Thu Nov 05, 2015 8:21 pm
Ken, It would be nice to see you back up, send me an email to:
[email protected] and I will put you on my contacts list. Whenever you decide to come up I will send you the tracks for that month. I hope you have Band in a Box. Donny.
Thu Nov 05, 2015 10:21 pm
Donny - email sent.
Thanks
Ken
Fri Nov 06, 2015 2:02 am
Ken! In truth we are a bunch of Piranhas! ............... We feed from each other and I confess I am now utilising a part of my guitar that was being deaf eared! .........not any more courtesy of your contributions!
We are a friendly bunch of 'brothers in arms' that's for sure and 'trust me' .................. ours are .... always .... open!
I've burned much rubber over the years as most of my working life was in 'field sales' so 40k miles a year was not uncommon, for that reason I know all too well the consideration and expense of lengthy trips!
But you know what.. we're worth it!! ......... You are guaranteed a 'great welcome' and a real fun night!
We have had visitations from England, Ireland and Wales but are we content....... NO!!! ............. There are so many more we need to join us!
Could we ever have a SSGF! .......Now there's a seed planted!
We could get Hartley and Thurlby up ... they both have sisters in Scotland and they so need to visit them more!!!!
Then ... our mates ....JD, Roy H, Mark D, Dave K (with Carol of course) Spencer, Kevan B, Dave N, Mr Hayword, Matt P, Allan K, Richard B, and so many more!
As for our Emerald Isle!............. I'm not listing them .... 'Cause They are Family'! .......... much loved.......and I wish often..... we didn't have water between us!!
So I'm thinking is there a 'Scottish Convention' possible? .........Stone me we might even get Lord Thompson and crew to come down!
Well ...!!!! ......Is it a sin to dream?? !!!!
PS:
Great to see Billy McKillop at our last meet! .....
I so miss Billy L and Ronnie McA .. we 'all' have issues in our lives right now but we need the odd night off! ...... Please! come back and join us, it would be an absolute joy to see you! B
Fri Nov 06, 2015 4:28 pm
Wise words young Bob, if only, mind you who would have thunk ( as our American cousins would say ) that we would ever have seen a Scottish Steel Guitar Workshop, now in it's third year, and all through a chance comment at the Dallas Show.
And to think, up until three years ago some of us had never met.
So I suppose all things are possible.
Asleep at the steel
Fri Nov 06, 2015 4:34 pm
I forgot to add, it would be the icing on the cake to see Billy Murdoch along at our monthly meetings, it pains me to say that Billy sees the workshop as a Pis.ing contest and nothing could be further from the truth.
Your playing, and your humour, would be a valuable asset to the workshop Billy, it is only after you come along will you trully find out if you are a boy or a lassie.
Ah want chips
Asleep at the steel
Sun Nov 08, 2015 5:27 pm
Willie Gamble wrote:I forgot to add, it would be the icing on the cake to see Billy Murdoch along at our monthly meetings, it pains me to say that Billy sees the workshop as a Pis.ing contest and nothing could be further from the truth.
Your playing, and your humour, would be a valuable asset to the workshop Billy, it is only after you come along will you trully find out if you are a boy or a lassie.
Ah want chips
Asleep at the steel
Yes - definitely!!!
Billy and Malcolm are two really good mates of mine and and are very fine players. Both have first class rigs and no-one loves the instrument more than those two. Additionally, both could out-pee Mr Gamble any day of the week as he is a bit closer to the ground than them.
I hope that they both turn up next year when I come back to a workshop, hopefully around May time.
Mon Nov 09, 2015 3:59 pm
Ah! Ken, so you noticed then, I wondered if you had.
Asleep at the steel
Mon Nov 09, 2015 7:45 pm
Willie Gamble wrote:Ah! Ken, so you noticed then, I wondered if you had.
Asleep at the steel
Didn't want to mention it Willie old son. Only marginal mind you. Having said that, check out the number of non-tall players who are/were a step above others. Tommy White, Buck Reid, Jerry Byrd, Ronnie Miller, Lloyd Green, Al Brisco, Johnny Cox, Paul Franklin, Doug Jernigan, Jeff Newman, Herby Wallace, Sarah Jory, David Hartley and so many others that I have often thought that being slightly under average height is a distinct advantage when it comes to playing steel guitar.
Mon Nov 09, 2015 8:58 pm
What about Buddy Emmons, Maurice Anderson, Julian Tharpe, Jim Murphy - all big boys.
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