Just picked up my mci pedal steel from leeds ,thanks .kev
Looking for some steelies up my way in central belt scotland to help me out as i am totaly new to it .play bit of. Lap steel and dobro main instrument. Is slap bass in my rockbilly band .cheers :
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by tony totten » Sun Jan 11, 2015 1:13 am
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Re: newbie
by JohnDavisStringsHere » Sun Jan 11, 2015 6:49 am
Welcome aboard Tony, glad you found your way in..... plenty of good guys north of the border... you will do fine with that guitar...
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Re: newbie
by Donny Johnston » Sun Jan 11, 2015 9:33 am
Hi Tony, the Scottish Steel Guitar Workshop meets once a month in the Gartcosh Community Centre. Date for this month is the 27th. My email address is [email protected]
Contact me if you want to pop along, we have all level of players attending and you are more than welcome. Donny.
Contact me if you want to pop along, we have all level of players attending and you are more than welcome. Donny.
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Re: newbie
by Ken Byng » Sun Jan 11, 2015 10:36 am
Hi Tony
Your MCI should give you years of valuable service. It is a very nice guitar, and has great tone. You are fortunate to have a group of players in your neck of the woods who meet and play regularly together. Many of them are exceptional players, so you may be able to fix up some lessons with those of them who teach.
Your MCI should give you years of valuable service. It is a very nice guitar, and has great tone. You are fortunate to have a group of players in your neck of the woods who meet and play regularly together. Many of them are exceptional players, so you may be able to fix up some lessons with those of them who teach.
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Re: newbie
by coolsteel » Sun Jan 11, 2015 11:31 am
Welcome Tony,
This is the start of a very enjoyable musical journey,good luck on route.
Regards
Richard
This is the start of a very enjoyable musical journey,good luck on route.
Regards
Richard
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Re: newbie
by Danny Mitchell » Sun Jan 11, 2015 12:13 pm
Hello Tony,
I would urge you to get to the Gartcosh meeting of the SSGW.
If you're a total newbie,as I was,this can be a bewildering instrument,but I'd guarantee that any problem or query that you're having will be solved by the great bunch of guys that attend. Plus, you'll hear some totally inspirational playing. And, the banter is outstanding.
Hopefully see you at the end of the month.
I would urge you to get to the Gartcosh meeting of the SSGW.
If you're a total newbie,as I was,this can be a bewildering instrument,but I'd guarantee that any problem or query that you're having will be solved by the great bunch of guys that attend. Plus, you'll hear some totally inspirational playing. And, the banter is outstanding.
Hopefully see you at the end of the month.
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