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Timberjack Member Posts: 23 |
posted 01 March 2000 01:24 PM
Twenty-two ans. |
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Theresa Galbraith Member Posts: 2369 |
posted 01 March 2000 01:35 PM
I don't play either, but Paul is 45! |
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randy Member Posts: 702 |
posted 01 March 2000 02:13 PM
52 for a few more months. I feel like 20 when I nail a lick. |
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Eddie Lange Member Posts: 662 |
posted 01 March 2000 04:21 PM
I believe I am the youngest on here at 16. ------------------ |
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Tommy Mc Member Posts: 190 |
posted 01 March 2000 04:37 PM
Somewhere between 48 & 49 if my memory serves me..... |
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chuck lemasters Member Posts: 55 |
posted 01 March 2000 06:24 PM
48 until July |
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Fred Masters Member Posts: 6 |
posted 01 March 2000 08:10 PM
21 and 344 months (49 ifun you can't figgur that out)Fred |
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Richard Sinkler Member Posts: 2896 |
posted 01 March 2000 08:17 PM
Sorry, you'll have to beat Jonathan Cullifer at 12. ------------------ |
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Bo Borland Member Posts: 675 |
posted 01 March 2000 08:28 PM
39 & holding anything I can ------------------ |
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Al Bates Member Posts: 14 |
posted 01 March 2000 08:42 PM
I had my 68th this year...I'm too busy to work now since retiring.. |
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Jeff Savage Member Posts: 87 |
posted 01 March 2000 09:43 PM
Will be 47 in June, started playing guitar at 8 years old and steel at about 22. Time sure does fly. |
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David C Neal Member Posts: 101 |
posted 02 March 2000 07:13 AM
I am 37 and have been steeling about five years now... |
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Rick Barber Member Posts: 286 |
posted 02 March 2000 07:42 AM
I'm 50. Rick Barber |
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Mel Culbreath Member Posts: 289 |
posted 02 March 2000 08:10 AM
I'm 66 Mel |
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Ernie Renn Member Posts: 2657 |
posted 02 March 2000 09:09 AM
43, 44 this fall. Buddy is 63, so I still have time to learn how to play this derned contraption.  ------------------ |
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Jim Palenscar Member Posts: 1566 |
posted 02 March 2000 03:12 PM
50 |
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Bill Stafford Member Posts: 1347 |
posted 02 March 2000 03:17 PM
Now that everyone has "honestly" reported their age I will tell you mine now that you-all have "told" yours. Thought I would be the oldest, and I know that a lot of other guys are really older than me-so being the second oldest here I am very proud to inform all of you as to my Age. I come from a family of long livers-you should have seen how long my Dad's was. Mom's was even longer and that makes me very glad to be 69 this past October. Hope I can stay at this number for a few more years with this much energy. This was a good post. How old are you Bobby Bowman? or did I miss your posting? LOL |
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MALCOLM KIRBY Member Posts: 220 |
posted 02 March 2000 03:26 PM
44 |
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Frank Estes Member Posts: 2451 |
posted 02 March 2000 03:30 PM
37 and 8 days Frank ------------------ |
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Chuck Smith Member Posts: 85 |
posted 02 March 2000 04:35 PM
Hey Bill, There is a rumor going round that when the Good Lord made dirt, Bobby Bowman was already here to play in it.. ------------------ |
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Fred Martin Member Posts: 299 |
posted 02 March 2000 07:05 PM
On the average it looks like Im about average. 54 for a couple more months. |
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Jeff Coffell Member Posts: 1094 |
posted 02 March 2000 08:14 PM
44 goin on 21 OLE JEFF |
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Steve Richter Member Posts: 267 |
posted 02 March 2000 09:47 PM
46 |
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Marc Friedland Member Posts: 554 |
posted 03 March 2000 12:23 AM
I'm 49. |
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Steve Leal Member Posts: 89 |
posted 03 March 2000 02:29 AM
I am 24 and have been learning this increadible instrument for about a year now. |
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Latina Member Posts: 80 |
posted 03 March 2000 06:04 AM
Sorry, Mr. Sinkler, but my daughter (age 11) beats your 12-year old, and she is becoming quite the littl player ------------------ |
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Latina Member Posts: 80 |
posted 03 March 2000 06:04 AM
Sorry, Mr. Sinkler, but my daughter (age 11) beats your 12-year old, and she is becoming quite the littla player ------------------ |
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RickRichtmyer Member Posts: 2522 |
posted 03 March 2000 06:57 AM
Way to the right of 56. 57 on Chernobyl day. ------------------ |
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Charlie Fullerton Member Posts: 180 |
posted 03 March 2000 07:50 AM
I am 61! I as responsible for the mambership list of the Atlantic Steel Guitar Club: out of 90, or so, past and current members, I can count on my fingers (probably on one hand) the ones under 60! We have to fight over the "Handicapped Parking" at our Jams! |
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Dan Crook Member Posts: 45 |
posted 03 March 2000 09:35 AM
42 ------------------ |
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Bosse Engzell Member Posts: 141 |
posted 03 March 2000 09:44 AM
53 - Is that an older teenager?? ------------------ |
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Kenny Dail Member Posts: 2583 |
posted 03 March 2000 10:38 AM
Eddie Lange, I don't want to burst you bubble but I think Jonathan Cullifer from the Atlanta area repoerted in at 12 years old and he can play...just ask John Hughey. That makes you 2nd youngest, I think.  ------------------ |
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Chris Bauer Member Posts: 1195 |
posted 03 March 2000 11:01 AM
At 45, I believe that makes me not quite half Chris Ivey's age. And, being 45 is the one thing I might be able to do almost as well as Paul F... hehehe |
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Ken Wasserman New Member Posts: 1 |
posted 03 March 2000 02:07 PM
52 |
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Al Gershen Member Posts: 432 |
posted 03 March 2000 09:40 PM
Hi Group: I sure hate to raise the average age level but here goes....58 years old. My Fender 1000 pedal steel guitar that I bought around 1964 from Red Rhodes is almost 44 years old. My Fender Jaguar lead guitar that I bought new around 1967 is almost 34 years old. Finally, my recently acquired Fender PS 210 pedal steel guitar is almost 29 years old. I've got other gear of course but I don't want to burden you with their ages; and I won't mention my wife's age. The old adage is: it's not how old you are but how you feel and live your life. I'll close by saying that I also believe the challenge that the steel guitar offers to "all" of us helps keep us young. Keep pickin' and keep sharing here on Bob Lee's Steel Guitar Forum. ------------------ |
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Johnny Cox Member Posts: 935 |
posted 03 March 2000 10:15 PM
Younger than Herb, 43 this May and Joan will be 42 March 7th ------------------ |
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billchav Member Posts: 128 |
posted 03 March 2000 10:43 PM
65. Trying to play for 53years,but Gene and Chuck led me astray somewhere down the line, probably due to Bobby Bowman influence,ha! Will either of you be in Dallas? Bill C. |
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Bill Findlay Member Posts: 241 |
posted 04 March 2000 11:09 AM
66 yrs old been playing since about 16 yrs old........... ------------------ quote: |
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Ray Montee Member Posts: 4090 |
posted 04 March 2000 03:50 PM
Hi y'all! I'm 63 today.....will be 64 on June 21, 2000. Trying to hang=in there but it's tough. Take care. Thanks for your prayers. |
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sylvainvallieres Member Posts: 34 |
posted 04 March 2000 05:48 PM
I'm 36 old,and I play since 3 years now |
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