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Tony Orth Member Posts: 428 |
posted 17 January 2001 06:13 AM
Well I've started the steel guitar twice in my life, so I have two "firsts", both with great philosophical meaning. 1975 "Teach Your Children" Steel Rockin' |
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Steel tryin Member Posts: 298 |
posted 17 January 2001 06:16 AM
UNCHAINED MELODY |
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Earl Foote Member Posts: 208 |
posted 17 January 2001 08:35 AM
"It's Such a Pretty World Today" I'm not sure who did this song.. Earl |
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Bill Terry Member Posts: 1021 |
posted 17 January 2001 08:49 AM
Anything I, IV, and V on strings 3,4,5 and 6 with A and B pedals, although I'm not sure you could call that learning a song... ------------------ |
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Herb Steiner Member Posts: 6119 |
posted 17 January 2001 09:07 AM
I remember that day 22 years ago, when a very young Ricky Davis came to me at Picker's Paradise Music and said, "I have this here steel guitar, and I want to play just like you do." I said, "son, that's going to take a few weeks!" ------------------ |
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Maurie Junod Member Posts: 111 |
posted 17 January 2001 09:25 AM
"Nearer My God To Thee" Honolulu Conservatory Of Music, Oahu Publishing Co. Columbus, Ohio 1934. Maurie |
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Earnest Bovine Member Posts: 4687 |
posted 17 January 2001 09:29 AM
quote: That reminds me of Dilbert : "I'm tired of being a receptionist. Teach me how to be an engineer. I don't care if it takes all day." "Bambi, you can't learn to be an engineer in one day. It takes years of study and hard work. Why don't you become an engineer's boss? That doesn't require any knowledge at all." |
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Mark Ardito Member Posts: 819 |
posted 17 January 2001 09:30 AM
Your Cheatin' Heart - Pedal Steel Blue Eye's Crying in the Rain - C6 lap steel Marcus |
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Chris Schlotzhauer Member Posts: 1217 |
posted 17 January 2001 09:43 AM
Blue Bayou |
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David Pennybaker Member Posts: 1203 |
posted 17 January 2001 10:02 AM
How good does it have to be to say I learned it?  Amazing Grace ------------------ |
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George Mc Lellan Member Posts: 1282 |
posted 17 January 2001 10:06 AM
She Thinks I Still Care. And I still like. ------------------ |
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Skip T Member Posts: 392 |
posted 17 January 2001 10:39 AM
"My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean" - - Supro 6 string (' 57) "The Old Rugged Cross" - - B M I , S-10 (30 yrs later) |
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Rodney Shuffler Member Posts: 593 |
posted 17 January 2001 11:07 AM
Mansion on the Hill. ------------------ Late 60's Emmons S-10 |
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Bill Llewellyn Member Posts: 1882 |
posted 17 January 2001 12:51 PM
"Far Far Away." Or at least that's what everyone's been wanting me to play. ------------------ |
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Joe Miraglia Member Posts: 771 |
posted 17 January 2001 12:58 PM
My first songs out of the Alkire Lesson Book were "Good Night Ladies" and "Little Brown Jug". The first song from sheet music was "Drifting and Dreaming". Of course, I was only fourteen when I started and I also learned some of Hank Williams' songs as he had just died. Some of the songs you have mentioned I haven't learned yet but I am a lot slower than most people  . Joe |
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KENNY FORBESS Member Posts: 792 |
posted 17 January 2001 01:58 PM
"Harbor Lights" back when it was still on the charts. |
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Joe Alterio Member Posts: 851 |
posted 17 January 2001 02:13 PM
Mike Nesmith's "Joanne" Joe |
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Mark Krutke Member Posts: 561 |
posted 17 January 2001 02:56 PM
Buckarroo! |
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Bill Myrick Member Posts: 1007 |
posted 17 January 2001 03:55 PM
1969 On a Fender 400 8 strings D9th tuning "Steel Guitar Stomp" about as simple a 4 chord piece as you can get *S* |
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Ric Epperle Member Posts: 1490 |
posted 17 January 2001 04:27 PM
Blue Jade.. |
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Jerry Hayes Member Posts: 3306 |
posted 17 January 2001 04:46 PM
In the Mood on a 6 string, 4 pedal MultiKord. ------------------ |
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jeff reynolds Member Posts: 192 |
posted 17 January 2001 07:25 PM
I havent concentrated on a particular song just getting to know all my chords ...can do anything when you know where the chords are cant you? .....Just Make it a I , Iv , V and count it off Ill Find You..... Dekley S12U 7X5 |
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Jack Shults Member Posts: 270 |
posted 17 January 2001 07:34 PM
He Looked Beyond My Faults and Saw My Need. ------------------ |
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Tony Chavez Member Posts: 134 |
posted 17 January 2001 08:43 PM
"Cowboy rides away"{G.S.} followed by "Gone country" {A.J.} |
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B. Greg Jones Member Posts: 383 |
posted 18 January 2001 03:53 AM
"Together Again" This is still one of my all time favorites. Greg |
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bill ramsey Member Posts: 249 |
posted 18 January 2001 04:01 AM
earl. wynn stewart did its such a pretty world today. dont know who played steel. beautiful song though. bill ------------------ |
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Don Sulesky Member Posts: 1126 |
posted 18 January 2001 04:40 AM
The solo to the Eagles' Peaceful Easy Feelin' [This message was edited by Don Sulesky on 18 January 2001 at 04:42 AM.] [This message was edited by Don Sulesky on 18 January 2001 at 04:43 AM.] |
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Bill Stafford Member Posts: 1347 |
posted 18 January 2001 08:14 AM
"Santa Lucia" |
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Bill Stafford Member Posts: 1347 |
posted 18 January 2001 08:16 AM
"Santa Lucia" |
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Chick Donner Member Posts: 681 |
posted 18 January 2001 08:49 AM
"I Threw Away the Rose," Merle Haggard, early 1967. |
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Tony Orth Member Posts: 428 |
posted 18 January 2001 02:56 PM
Well, I've started learning the steel guitar twice in my life so here are two: 1975 "Teach Your Children" 2000 "My Shoes Keep Walkin' Back to You" |
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Tony Orth Member Posts: 428 |
posted 18 January 2001 02:57 PM
Well, I've started learning the steel guitar twice in my life so here are two: 1975 "Teach Your Children" 2000 "My Shoes Keep Walkin' Back to You" |
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Dale Sollenberger Member Posts: 61 |
posted 18 January 2001 03:20 PM
Mine Was, Waltz Across Texas,Taught To Me By Leonard T. Zinn,In May 1982. |
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abraham Member Posts: 479 |
posted 18 January 2001 07:53 PM
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John Gretzinger Member Posts: 392 |
posted 19 January 2001 11:32 AM
Thanks to Smiley for floggin' the ol' memory banks on that one - I do believe back in about 1964 or so it was Aloha Oe, then followed by In The Mood and Steel Guitar Rag plus what ever was in the Ernie Ball Steel Guitar books. All played on a Fender Deluxe 8. As for the PSG - still working on something that could be called a song. jdg ------------------ |
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Marco Schouten Member Posts: 920 |
posted 20 January 2001 02:49 PM
Í went the same way as Ricky Davis, Red River Valley, Winnie Winston book. First song I arranged by myself was Jingle Bells. ------------------ |
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Bob Hayes Member Posts: 951 |
posted 20 January 2001 03:32 PM
Crazy Arms in the key of D. Taught to me by the great Buddy "C". He said "IT's Easy, It goes like this..and take your time"! Thanks Buddy..but I still can't pick kike you! |
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jeff reynolds Member Posts: 192 |
posted 21 January 2001 06:34 PM
Heres the way I have Approached My S12U 7X5 as a beginner steel player...... I havent concentrated on learning a song but have learned a lot of chords and their positions. Im not that great at single note playing but if you keep it a I , IV , V song and count it off I bet I'll find some stuff to put in there for ya..... maybe even throw in some II minors , III minors or VI minors chords and I still will hang with ya. If this isnt a good way to look at playing Steel then I welcome All and ANy input from others |
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ToneJunkie Member Posts: 245 |
posted 21 January 2001 09:14 PM
I'll be sure to let ya know... ------------------ |
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David Mullis Member Posts: 1413 |
posted 22 January 2001 08:55 AM
I'm suprised I haven't seen more replies for Danny Boy (AKA Londonderry Aire in the Winnie Winston book). That was the first instumental I learned. Before that it was "Thats the way" and "Tangerine" off of Led Zepelin III. |
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