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Topic: Faye Webster new Album (Matt Stoessel) |
Thomas de Bourbon
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Ethan Verderber
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Posted 5 Mar 2024 2:53 pm |
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I agree. When I tell people my age about the pedal steel I usually ask if they listen to Faye Webster. The songs that you listed are some of the most promising examples I know of steel guitar being not only in contemporary mainstream music but being in the foreground of the song. I think Faye Webster has the potential to popularize pedal steel as a sound that audiences want to hear.
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Thomas de Bourbon
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Posted 5 Mar 2024 3:23 pm
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| Ethan Verderber wrote: |
| I agree. When I tell people my age about the pedal steel I usually ask if they listen to Faye Webster. The songs that you listed are some of the most promising examples I know of steel guitar being not only in contemporary mainstream music but being in the foreground of the song. I think Faye Webster has the potential to popularize pedal steel as a sound that audiences want to hear. |
Yoo whats up ethan we're tiktok homies |
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Tucker Jackson
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Portland, Oregon, USA
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Posted 7 Mar 2024 8:24 am Re: Faye Webster new Album (Matt Stoessel)
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| Thomas de Bourbon wrote: |
| There isn't much about Faye's music on the forum, which is arguably one of the main forces bringing pedal steel to a young new audience. It's a great mix of rnb/folk/pop. |
Agreed. When I mentioned her a couple of years ago to nominate her to a playlist of 'Modern pedal steel songs,' only the OP responded as a fan.
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Fred Treece
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California, USA
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Posted 7 Mar 2024 9:57 am
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| Always good to know what a young new audience wants to hear from the pedal steel. It is somewhat different from what I wanted when I was part of a young new audience, although Webster’s music is kind of a throwback to Pink Floyd if Jewel was the lead singer and the steel playing is reminiscent of David Gilmour or Daniel Lanois’ tasteful ambient thematic vamping. |
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Ethan Verderber
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Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
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Posted 11 Mar 2024 3:15 pm
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| Thomas de Bourbon wrote: |
| Ethan Verderber wrote: |
| I agree. When I tell people my age about the pedal steel I usually ask if they listen to Faye Webster. The songs that you listed are some of the most promising examples I know of steel guitar being not only in contemporary mainstream music but being in the foreground of the song. I think Faye Webster has the potential to popularize pedal steel as a sound that audiences want to hear. |
Yoo whats up ethan we're tiktok homies |
True haha, I need to post more on tiktok
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Mark McConville
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Posted 12 Apr 2024 4:53 pm
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| He’s a great player! Faye’s songs are great. Glad he’s getting some praise here on the forum. |
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