What kind of steel is this?

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What kind of steel is this?

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What kind of steel was Porter Wagoner's steel man playing, and who was he? Apprently he's standing up using two pedals. This pic was taken from the cover of 'The Porter Wagoner Show' album.

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THat's Don Warden with a Sho~Bud..Hope this helps...bb
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The Porter Wagoner Show

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:roll: :lol: :whoa:

Yes, the guy is Don Warden; whom worked with Porter for several years. I believe the guitar he was using was a fender, two floor prdals. I could be wrong on the brand of guitar. His gal singer in the photo is Norna Jean. I had the pleasure of meeting her before the Wagoner Days; when she was only 17 years old..Bernie :D :lol: :roll:
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Post by Jerry Malvern »

The bass player looks a bit "concerned".
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Don Warden

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:D :whoa: :roll:

Whoops, Bobby, You said the magic word , ShoBud. I was quite certain that it was a Sho Bud, but couldn't make out the berand from the photo.. Bobby is a 100% accurate.. Sorry..Bernie
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Post by Clyde Lane »

Wasn't that the first Sho-Bud built?
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The bass player looks a bit "concerned".
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Jerry Malvern wrote:The bass player looks a bit "concerned".
Thanks, everyone...the bass player is Curly Harris. He was the comedian of the band. He did some pretty funny stand-up comedy routines on that album.
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A good bass player is always concerned.
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Bass player looks like Ray Price :lol:
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Mike Sigler wrote:Bass player looks like Ray Price :lol:
He looks like Ray Price with ice water thrown on him.
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Post by Brett Day »

Don Warden was also Dolly Parton's manager/bus driver too. He played steel with Dolly and Porter when they would sing duets on Porter's show.

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That Sho-Bud was one of, if not the first Sho-Bud. It eventually ended up in the Roy Acuff museum.
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Song?

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Looks like Porter is playing an F chord, Norma is playing a D chord and the Bass player is going to play an E note... must be a song Roger Miller wrote?
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The Bass Player

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:D :whoa: :roll:

Martin : Would you say this group were " .
Multi-corded " Hee, Hee. I was thinking he looked like " Digger O'Dell, The Friendly Under-taker "[ But he does look like Ray Price ] Bernie :whoa: :whoa: :whoa:
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Don Warden told me that was the first Sho~Bud...
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Clyde Lane wrote:Wasn't that the first Sho-Bud built?
Yes, the very first, and it only had one pedal.
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Post by Mike Sigler »

check out the smile on the guitar player, do ya know him?
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The bass man was just shocked that no one gave him the message about wearing blue! :)
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Post by Mike Sigler »

must be a union stand-in...but then again, how do you dress close to what Portor's gonna wear ! :lol:
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Post by Henry Matthews »

Who is the fiddler, it's not Mac?
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Post by Herb Steiner »

The fiddler is Jack Little.
My rig: Infinity and Telonics.

Son, we live in a world with walls, and those walls have to be guarded by men with steel guitars. Who's gonna do it? You? You, Lt. Weinberg?
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Post by Bobbe Seymour »

I'm putting a "Don Warden cluster" on my steel!


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what kind off steel is this

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Bobbe; Thats gonna take a lot of work. Sure you got the time? Andy H.
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Post by Bobbe Seymour »

Don used ONE pedal, not two as previous posters said.
He wasn't really into jazz, (Ha!) :lol: