And this is how it's done!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhypn9ZQsOY
Steve Cunningham - Some hot lap steel playing in a band context
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HowardR
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Re: Steve Cunningham - Some hot lap steel playing in a band context
I reckon!!! Holy shite! Way to absolutely kill it, Steve!!!!
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Peter Jacobs
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Re: Steve Cunningham - Some hot lap steel playing in a band context
Yow! That’s awesome — what a player. Solid band, too!
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Re: Steve Cunningham - Some hot lap steel playing in a band context
Dang Steve killed it! Great ride, and amazing tone!
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Mike K
1935 A22 Rickenbacher Frypan, 1937 S7 Prewar Rickenbacher Bakelite, 1937 S7 Epiphone Electar, 1937 Epiphone Electar, 1940's Post War Rickenbacher Bakelite, 1950 Supro Comet, 1950's Rickenbacher ACE, 1950's Rickenbacher A25 Frypan, 1951 D8 Fender Professional, 1953 T8 Fender Custom, 1957 National New Yorker, 1955 Q8 Fender Stringmaster, 1961 Supro Comet, 1963 Supro Comet, S8 VanderDonck Frypan.