A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

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A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

Postby hickenjr » Fri Jul 26, 2019 6:51 pm

Saw this today by British steelie Tim Sheinman.



Great presentation and good to get the word out there that our instrument isn't a synth or a piano.

My Show Pro was called a Chapman Stick before...
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Re: A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

Postby Zebedee » Sat Jul 27, 2019 12:58 pm

Tim lacks technique to a surprising degree, yet still gets gigs.

Perhaps if I unlearn my blocking and volume pedal techniques (and also take the sartorial piss out of Buddy Emmons) I will be more acceptable to the masses
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Re: A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

Postby hickenjr » Sat Jul 27, 2019 5:54 pm

Zebedee wrote:Tim lacks technique to a surprising degree, yet still gets gigs.

Perhaps if I unlearn my blocking and volume pedal techniques (and also take the sartorial piss out of Buddy Emmons) I will be more acceptable to the masses


I'd have more mass appeal if I put one of these over my head. That would get me more gigs.

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Re: A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

Postby Ken Byng » Sun Aug 11, 2019 5:34 pm

Zebedee wrote:Tim lacks technique to a surprising degree, yet still gets gigs.

Perhaps if I unlearn my blocking and volume pedal techniques (and also take the sartorial piss out of Buddy Emmons) I will be more acceptable to the masses


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Re: A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

Postby Nick Bidmade » Wed Aug 14, 2019 10:08 am

So are many of us now playing pedal polymer guitar? :ugeek:
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Re: A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

Postby hickenjr » Thu Aug 15, 2019 1:35 pm

Nick Bidmade wrote:So are many of us now playing pedal polymer guitar? :ugeek:


I'm the guy who coined that phrase so I guess so ;) :ugeek:
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Re: A presentation of the pedal steel to a live audience

Postby timdjango » Fri Aug 16, 2019 9:33 pm

Zebedee wrote:Tim lacks technique to a surprising degree, yet still gets gigs.


With a mouth like that I'm not surprised that you don't. 8-)

Anyway, I suppose I deserve a bit of side-eye. I'm pretty rude about this board in the talk, as well as John.

I'm repeating the talk in Eastbourne on September 5th if anyone fancies coming down.

Anyway, my record's up on Spotify (Tim Sheinman - Hella Vapiano), and here's the opening track



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