The lost bar

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The lost bar

Postby Uncle Roy » Sun Feb 23, 2020 2:46 pm

Just found this on the American forum.
Every steelplayers nightmare.

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Re: The lost bar

Postby RafKobic » Wed Feb 26, 2020 2:42 pm

You'd have thought that he'd keep a spare in his jacket pocket! Guitarists usually have a few plectrums ready to grab and play in case of loss or breakage, surely a spare steel would be a good idea?
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Re: The lost bar

Postby Ken Byng » Wed Feb 26, 2020 8:12 pm

You have to feel sorry for Mark Wayne there.

These days, I carry 9 bars in a special case in my seat, but back in the 70's I had just one bar. On hot sweaty nights, it wasn't uncommon for my stainless bar to squirt out of my grip and fall onto the stage. These days I use a polymer bar which really does stay put in the hand. My friend Dave Nash fitted a ring on the flat end of his bar to put his thumb through many years ago. I was never tempted to go down that route, but I've never seen Dave drop his bar - ever.

(Boy do I wish I could sing as well as Mark does in the clip).

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Re: The lost bar

Postby Barry » Thu Feb 27, 2020 4:49 pm

That fine vocals and some nice picking Roy.
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