Dave Nash's super version of "Silver threads".
A very tasty version of a classic song.
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A very tasty version of a classic song.
by Uncle Roy » Thu Jan 28, 2021 11:19 am
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by hickenjr » Thu Jan 28, 2021 11:40 am
Brilliant
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Steels - 2015 Show Pro SD10 - 2025 Resobird - Steven Hicken Sr's 1981 Sho Bud "The Pro-1"
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by Donny Johnston » Thu Jan 28, 2021 11:42 am
Very nice, left handed, and an unusual pedal set up. Donny
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by TonyT » Thu Jan 28, 2021 2:51 pm
Loved it, some great picking
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by Ken Byng » Fri Jan 29, 2021 3:34 pm
Excellent job by Dave. For those of you that don't know, Dave doesn't use a volume pedal, but instead controls a volume pot with one of his knee levers. Dave built his guitar himself, and that's probably Mk 5 I think. One of his guitars was nicked out of his car back in the 70's, and he never saw it again! I suffered the same fate as Dave not long after his loss, but luckily I got all of my gear back through a piece of luck.
Dave doesn't copy other established USA players like many do, he is his own man when it comes to style. He left hand is exemplary. I'm proud to say that he comes from the Southampton area originally, and at one stage we had 10 or so steel players in town including the wonderful Tommy Bannister.
Dave doesn't copy other established USA players like many do, he is his own man when it comes to style. He left hand is exemplary. I'm proud to say that he comes from the Southampton area originally, and at one stage we had 10 or so steel players in town including the wonderful Tommy Bannister.
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by Willie Gamble » Fri Jan 29, 2021 11:33 pm
Well now Mr Byng, is that not something to brag about, good God man, no wonder you are are all so good.
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by Ken Byng » Tue Feb 02, 2021 10:37 pm
Willie Gamble wrote:Well now Mr Byng, is that not something to brag about, good God man, no wonder you are are all so good.
Asleep at the steel
Actually Willie, I have always felt that the situation with Southampton steel players is replicated up in Glasgow. If I lived in close proximity to Glasgow, I would be at every Gartcosh meeting without fail. It’s such a wonderful thing that you have going on up there.
Show Pro D10 (amber) 8 + 6, MSA Signature XL D10 (redburst) 9 + 6, Sho~Bud D10 (sunburst) Pro 111 8 + 6, Emmons D10 Push Pull - (black) 8+5, Zumsteel D10 (blue) 8 + 8, Hudson pedal resonator, 10 string lap steel. Telonics, Peavey & Webb amps,
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by hickenjr » Wed Feb 03, 2021 10:08 am
Ken Byng wrote:Willie Gamble wrote:Well now Mr Byng, is that not something to brag about, good God man, no wonder you are are all so good.
Asleep at the steel
Actually Willie, I have always felt that the situation with Southampton steel players is replicated up in Glasgow. If I lived in close proximity to Glasgow, I would be at every Gartcosh meeting without fail. It’s such a wonderful thing that you have going on up there.
My old man continues to tell me all the stories over a pint.
Back in the day it was common to see multiple steel players on the same bill for festivals and country gigs. He has fond memories.
Nowadays I'm lucky to bump into 1 player at a gig.
Kind Regards, Steven Hicken Jr.
Steels - 2015 Show Pro SD10 - 2025 Resobird - Steven Hicken Sr's 1981 Sho Bud "The Pro-1"
Amps - Quilter 202 TT12, TC Furlong Sesh 400
Steels - 2015 Show Pro SD10 - 2025 Resobird - Steven Hicken Sr's 1981 Sho Bud "The Pro-1"
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Re: A very tasty version of a classic song.
by Uncle Roy » Wed Feb 03, 2021 2:25 pm
You will be lucky to even get a gig at the moment Steven.
Stay safe that man!
Stay safe that man!
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