
My rig with Buddy Cage's
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Patrick Strain
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My rig with Buddy Cage's
My band had the pleasure of playing with New Riders of the Purple Sage in Syracuse last week. This is the only picture I took.


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Jim Smith, Dekley Man, where are you?
I'm pretty sure Jim Smith could tell us something about this Buddy Cage steel.
Patrick, do you recall the brand on the name plate on the left? steve
Patrick, do you recall the brand on the name plate on the left? steve
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Jim Smith
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Re: Jim Smith, Dekley Man, where are you?
Larry originally built the guitar for himself, but Buddy convinced him to sell it to him. Most of the parts are Dekley, but Larry added more of his own ideas.steve takacs wrote:I'm pretty sure Jim Smith could tell us something about this Buddy Cage steel.
Patrick, do you recall the brand on the name plate on the left? steve
Here's a blowup of the logo. It says:
HILT
PEDAL STEEL GUITAR COMPANY
NEW HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
USA (I think)

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Patrick Strain
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Patrick Strain
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Thanks, Jon. We've been very fortunate to get a lot of great gigs recently.Jon Light wrote:Cool to see Buddy's rig and cool to have Buddy's rig discussion but let's also say, cool that you shared the stage.
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Patrick Strain
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It's funny, we barely met them the night of that gig, but the next night, my band was playing in a bar and all of NRPS showed up and hung out until well past closing time. It was a lot of fun.Mark van Allen wrote:I hope you got to spend some time with Buddy. He's a GREAT hang.
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Patrick Strain
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Sorry, Billy. This was a week ago, but they're available on their website.Billy McCombs wrote:Patrick, ask Buddy if there's a place you can buy a NRPS T shirt with the round Logo on it. I want one. Thanks
http://www.nrps.net/wearables.html

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Patrick Strain
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Yeah. Buddy looked to be using a Dual Showman, I run a 1973 Vibrosonic Reverb, and the Twin above my amp is Michael Falzarano's.steve takacs wrote:Thanks for the information, Jim and for the photos, Jim and Patrick.
Looks like a Fender amp convention was going on. stevet
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