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Topic: a totally-re-blown mind - WHO is the steel? |
David Mason
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Cambridge, MD, USA
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 1:25 am |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvFsr8p5dY8
Gag me with a front-end loader, Yoder, I just plain fergit to bitch about how there's no good music been played since 1977, grumble, drool, thud. WHO is that steeler? |
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Frank Freniere
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The First Coast
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Richard Sinkler
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aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 4:22 am
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Absolutely awesome! Being an old Deadhead, this takes me back to my much younger years and the many, many, many Grateful Dead concerts I was fortunate enough to have attended.
I wish they would have let the steel guitar player cut loose.
The harp playing was awesome. You know, we gripe about the equipment we have to haul, but can you imagine hauling that thing around. We can feasibly haul our stuff around in a little Toyota. She would probably need a full size van, or 18 wheeler. 😠And how about changing strings on that dude. 😱
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Brooks Montgomery
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Idaho, USA
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 6:17 am
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Dark star!
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Donny Hinson
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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 7:01 am
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| Richard Sinkler wrote: |
I wish they would have let the steel guitar player cut loose.
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My thoughts, exactly. I listened to the whole thing, but heard nothing exceptional or even noteworthy from the steel. Mostly very basic sparse chordal pads and A-pedal stuff, with some A&B thrown in here and there when major chords were obvious. (Not that that's a bad thing, I'm partial to simple A&B myself.)
But for me, there's nothing even close to "mind-blowing" here. But hey...different strokes for different folks.  More power to 'ya if this is what "floats yer boat"!  |
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Chris Brooks
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Providence, Rhode Island
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 8:41 am
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I like the interplay among the instruments, and the fact that harp is in the mix, giving a different tonality to the ensemble.
Chris |
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Richard Sinkler
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aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 9:17 am
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| Richard Sinkler wrote: |
I wish they would have let the steel guitar player cut loose.
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My thoughts, exactly. I listened to the whole thing, but heard nothing exceptional or even noteworthy from the steel. Mostly very basic sparse chordal pads and A-pedal stuff, with some A&B thrown in here and there when major chords were obvious. (Not that that's a bad thing, I'm partial to simple A&B myself.)
But for me, there's nothing even close to "mind-blowing" here. But hey...different strokes for different folks. More power to 'ya if this is what "floats yer boat"! |
Yup. The most enjoyable parts were her voice and harp playing.. And just my love for Grateful Dead music.
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Ron Shalita
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California, USA
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Posted 26 Sep 2021 4:14 pm
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I really enjoyed that .. thank you for posting!
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Been playing all of my life, Lead Guitar, and Pedal Steel, sing Lead and Harmony.. play other Instruments also but I hate to admit to it.. |
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