The old 3850-B no longer exists, and it was buried at the Sinclair Coal Mine back sometime around 1990. The Shovel was in operation from 1963 till 1988.

[This message was edited by Nick Reed on 25 April 2004 at 07:07 AM.]

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Doug Earnest
The only Zum Keyless U12, Fender Cyber Twin

I also do "Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore".
I take a short break that he didn't write, and do a pick along the bass string sliding down (GGRRRrrrrraaa) as I say "GOING DOWN",
for the one way elavator to the underworld, and continue with the last chorus.

I played a Prine song on my very 1st public performance.

And played Paradise last week for some one.
A lovely poignant song of lost inocence,
and that you can never go back home...
it ain't thar no mo..

A great, and under rated songwriter performer.

[This message was edited by David L. Donald on 25 April 2004 at 06:06 AM.]

He fit his part so perfect it didn't look like he was acting.

We're Not The Jetset (&Iris Dement)
So Sad To Watch Good Love Go Bad (& Connie Smith)
Wedding Bells/Let's Turn Back The Years (& Lucinda Williams)
When Two Worlds Collide (& Trisha Yearwood)
Milwaukee Here I Come (& Melba Montgomery)
I Know One (& Emmylou Harris)
It's A Cheating Situation (& Dolores Keane)
Back Street Affair (& Patty Loveless)
Loose Talk (& Connie Smith)
Let's Invite Them Over (& Iris Dement)
Till A Tear Becomes A Rose (& Fiona Prine)
In A Town This Size (& Dolores Keane)
We Could (& Iris Dement)
We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds (& Melba Montgomery)
In Spite Of Ourselves (& Iris Dement)
Dear John (I Sent Your Saddle Home (Solo)

Steel & Dobro is played by Dan Dugmore and Al Perkins, one track by Buddy Emmons & Gene Wooten.

I know this one doesn't highlight the writer John Prine, but it's a great album, still available at Amazon.

Kind Regards, Walter
www.austriansteelguitar.at.tf

After it was getting to general music, not just anceint, I was playing mandolin with a scottish fiddler in a 900 year old back alley cave, with crepes and mulled wine served by people in middle ages garb.

We played a bunch of reels and mazourkas and such.
But someone asked for an american country tune.

So I played Paradise.
And Columbus Stockade in Dm.
Both went over very well too.

And I was jamming with a guy who played A Vielle / Hurdy Gurdy like Sting played on the grammys.
Fiddler mandolin and vielle sound great togehter.

[This message was edited by David L. Donald on 25 April 2004 at 02:40 PM.]

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Olli Haavisto
Polar steeler
Finland

sorry for the shameless self-promotion...

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martin abend Pedal-Steel in Germany
s-10 sierra crown gearless 3 x4 | fender hotrod deluxe

[This message was edited by Martin Abend on 28 April 2004 at 01:22 PM.]

"I'm sorry my son
but you're too late in askin'
Mr. Peabody's coal train done hauled it away"