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Dave Van Allen Member From: Doylestown, PA , US , Earth	posted 16 June 2005 07:37 PM profile Some of you may have followed my little steel guitar soap opera in this thread. Here are the promised audio file, and short movie clip of Rusty himself in action All Eyes Go(3.8MB mp3)- Eric Brace and dva opening for POCO 06-02-05 - dva quotes Rusty's solo from "Bad Weather" to start his solo on this song. Rusty is in the audience listening. (ZB Custom D10-->stompbox delay-->Twin Reverb) A Link to a tiny quicktime movie of Rusty's steel Solo to "Heart of the night"... A master at work! dva is in the audience shooting this with a digi-camera... (Carter S10--> stompbox delay-->Twin Reverb) ------------------ "I've got the 'ZB Jeebies™' !" "Pickin' it 'old school' on the Pedizzle Stizzle" 1998 Zumsteel U12 "Loafer" 8&6 :: 1973 ZB Custom D-10 8&5 :: Vintage Fender 'Tube' Amplification www.dvanet.net :: zbcustom73@dvanet.net :: www.lasttrainhome.com :: My Tribute to the Hot Club of America in Hi-Fi ::A Zumsteel Picture Gallery:: A ZBCustom Picture Gallery [This message was edited by Dave Van Allen on 16 June 2005 at 07:41 PM.]
Dave Mudgett Member From: Central Pennsylvania, USA	posted 16 June 2005 10:03 PM profile Dave, your playing sounds great. You lay down a nice full accompaniment but don't get in the way of his singing. Between the steel and the percussive acoustic guitar, I barely notice the lack of rhythm section. Of course all us old Poco fans are gonna love the RY quote. ZB + Twin Reverb, that is tone.
Bob Carlucci Member From: Candor, New York, USA	posted 17 June 2005 05:23 AM profile DVA.. wow man ,you scared the crap out of me with this thread title!! .. I'm glad it was all you hoped it would be!.. Rusty is right.. you ARE a fine player! Kind of surprising Rusty had no picks and bar!.. Like you and my old friend John Ciano, Rusty was a HUGE influence, and a lot of his stuff is stuck between my ears NEVER to leave.. Do you think that maybe steel has become "secondary" to Rusty these days??? .. Two songs??.. I have heard a few other guys mention this about Poco these days.. very little steel.. I'm in no position to comment of course.. In any case. I'm glad you enjoyed!!.. I would have been floating around myself if Rusty Young had said I was a fine player!!... good for you!!! bob
Robert Porri Member From: Windsor, Connecticut, USA	posted 17 June 2005 07:23 AM profile Dave, Great playing and sound with just the guitar, vocal and PSG. Very full. After reading the story it was really nice to hear the mp3. Thanks, Bob P.
Andrew Buhler Member From: Maryland, USA	posted 17 June 2005 08:45 AM profile I am very happy for you, Dave. BEAUTIFUL playing--it seems to have captured the emotion of the experience.
Russ Tkac Member From: Waterford, Michigan, USA	posted 17 June 2005 07:35 PM profile Dave, Great job! You are one fine player. I bet Rusty wishes he had kept his ZB! Russ
Dave Horch Member From: Frederick, Maryland, USA	posted 18 June 2005 03:46 AM profile Dr. Van Allen - Your choice of style, phrasing and "openness" for this tune really fits nicely with the vocal/6-string. I tried to cop a bit of it this morning during practice. Do you play roughly the same thing with the full LTH band? While you were hangin' with Rusty, you did mention this forum, right? And he said...? quote: Rusty is in the audience listening ...any reaction? Was he one of the people applauding when you were given a shout-out at the end? That would really have been a "full circle" moment, wouldn't it? Of course, now you have to tab out that solo for the rest of us. Please? -dh ------------------ '95 Mullen D-10 w/ E66 (E9) & Mullen (C6) pups - It's still one smooooth puppy! '04 Artisan S-6 - "The Home Depot scrap pile refugee". - Photo page: http://www.davidhorch.com/music [This message was edited by Dave Horch on 18 June 2005 at 03:52 AM.]
Dave Van Allen Member From: Doylestown, PA , US , Earth	posted 18 June 2005 10:45 AM profile quote: Do you play roughly the same thing with the full LTH band? roughly... with more players the verse parts fits as a texture/pad. These parts are not on the studio recording (in fact I don't think there's any steel on that cut- has to do with the logistics of a geographically challenged band), but have evolved in the live dates... I can only assume RY was applauding- I was told by someone else he was standing and listening for a good chunk of our set...it was a full circle moment anyway Tab the solo- hmmmmmmmm... there's a summer project!
Dave Van Allen Member From: Doylestown, PA , US , Earth	posted 18 June 2005 04:19 PM profile DVA 1ST HALF OF SOLO "ALL EYES GO" WITH "BAD WEATHER" QUOTE/PARAPHRASE 01________________________12~~~~__\|_______________\|_______________ 02________________________________\|__12~~__________\|_______________ 03____________________________12~~\|________________\|_______________ 04_____________________12~~~~~~~~_\|________________\|_______________ 05________________12~~~~~~~~~~~~~_\|__12~~__12______\|__12~~12A~~12__ 06____________12~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_\|____________12__\|_______________ 07_______12~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_\|________________\|_______________ 08___12~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_\|________________\|__12~~~~~~~12__ 09________________________________\|________________\|_______________ 10________________________________\|________________\|_______________ ~~ = LET THESE NOTES RING 01______________\|________________________\|_____________________ 02______________\|________________________\|_____________________ 03______________\|________________________\|______________________ 04______________\|________________________\|______________________ 05__7~~7A~~7____\|_0~~0A~~0~~0A~~0________\|______________________ 06______________\|___________________0B___\|_______7B_____________ 07______________\|________________________\|____7________7________ 08__7~~~~~~7____\|_0~~~~~~~~~~~~~0________\|--7___________________ 09______________\|________________________\|______________________ 10______________\|________________________\|______________________ 01__________________\|____________________________________\|______ 02__________________\|____________________________________\|______ 03__________________\|____________________________________\|______ 04__________________\|__7_____9_____11___12___12C___14C___\|______ 05__7~~7A____7A_____\|__7A____9___________________________\|______ 06__7B~7B________7B_\|______________11B__12___12B___14B___\|______ 07__________________\|____________________________________\|_______ 08__________________\|____________________________________\|______ 09__________________\|____________________________________\|______ 10__________________\|____________________________________\|______ 01___________________________________\|_12______________________ 02___________________________________\|_________________________ 03___________________________________\|_________________________ 04___________________________________\|_____12__________________ 05__17~~~~~~12A~~12________12~~~~12A_\|_________12A~~12__________ 06___________________12B___12B~~~12B_\|__________________12B____ 07___________________________________\|_________________________ 08__17~~~~~~12~~~12__________________\|_________________________ 09___________________________________\|_________________________ 10___________________________________\|_________________________
Dave Horch Member From: Frederick, Maryland, USA	posted 19 June 2005 07:13 AM profile Thanks Dave, you da man!
David Doggett Member From: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	posted 19 June 2005 11:56 AM profile Beautiful stuff, Dave.

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