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A whale of a time on steel guitar

Postby Mcneilwaeasteel » Sat Oct 03, 2020 7:23 am

60 on the bottom E, a tone so thick and wide
everything was brilliant, till an echo hit the Clyde
with a sound that fairly travelled, as I’ll mention in my tales
how a Steelie filled the river, with a pod of three big whales :o

Some have tried to herd them back, into the open sea
but while whales are chasing Haddock’s sound, escape is not to be
they’re swimming round in circles, like the loop for his guitar
and then moving up and down the Clyde not going very far :oops:

N A T O are on exercise and want to float their boat
including use of submarines, the ones that seldom float
but alas their plans are scuppered, until they clear the whales
and another fishy story, Calum’s added to his tales :lol:

There really is no answer to the sound from pedal steel
it’s an understated weapon, with a sound that does appeal
sending supersonic signals to the whales deep in the Clyde
Calum's gloating at the window with a grin so big and wide! :P :P

The real Rabbie 8-) :roll:
No longer slummin, I’ve got a Mullen and a damn good amp as well,
they’ll be well played, if not played well, seat time alone must tell!
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Re: A whale of a time on steel guitar

Postby Haddock » Sat Oct 03, 2020 7:33 am

The MacNeilage is back! They do say be careful what you wish for.....
Fyne words Robert and a point well made. If 6 boats full of experts cant shift the whales, I’m sure my playing can!
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Re: A whale of a time on steel guitar

Postby Danny Mitchell » Sat Oct 03, 2020 9:27 am

Ha ha! Well said gents!
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Re: A whale of a time on steel guitar

Postby Mcneilwaeasteel » Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:11 am

Calum
Be careful what you wish for !! :o

T'is your playing that might shift them, :guitar: :guitar: t’was your calling from the Clyde ,
the sonic tunes you played them, made them linger by your side :o
the sound of mellow fruitfulness, when played on bottom E
enticed them up from deep parts, of the North Atlantic sea :roll:

The Navy might be onto you, when just beside their base
a drones been sent to help you get,that big smile off your face :P :P
but you have a secret weapon, fitted to the pedal steel 8-)
the invisible new lever, one that only you can feel :shock:
a Fyne job you’ve made of it, so put it to the test
Vladimir thinks you’re brilliant comrade, red flags in the West ! 8-) 8-) 8-)
No longer slummin, I’ve got a Mullen and a damn good amp as well,
they’ll be well played, if not played well, seat time alone must tell!
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Re: A whale of a time on steel guitar

Postby Haddock » Sat Oct 03, 2020 4:34 pm

Ok Robert, you win. Spent the afternoon making whale noises. Happy? Now talk more on that wee Vox amp topic instead.....
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