My Vinyl Steel Guitar LP's

[FRANK BLOOMFIELD]

I just spent a long morning going through my steel guitar vinyl LP's with the idea of moving them on .
The y have been all checked and played to ensure there are no scratches or damage and they have
passed the test. Amongst them is an autographed copy of a Lloyd Green album that my friend ,
the late Lloyd Coles who had a Country Music show on the now defunct Swansea Sound, got when
he did an interview with him. There are around 31 LP's , if interested send me a PM for a list.

[FRANK BLOOMFIELD]

Hallo Alex
I have failed to send you a reply, it says you don't exist and your reply to my post
is'nt registering either.

[bob adams]

Just emailed you Alex's email address Frank. Bob

[Alexplayssteel]

Thanks Bob. Chatting over email now.

[Ken Byng]

Are you no longer playing your vinyl Frankie? I've always loved vinyl - not more than digital as both have their pros and cons. Years ago I did a gig at a country club in Berkshire and was approached by a son of Gordon Huntley who had brought Gordon's collection of vinyl steel guitar albums along to sell. I already had many albums accrued over the years, but Gordon's collection had a lot of classic older recordings that I didn't have. Needless to say I had a load of his albums in my grubby mitts at the end of the night. I will never sell my vinyl collection, but I think my collection of steel guitar CDs is larger than my vinyl one.