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OK, Here's the deal. You are a singer and you get a contract to do an album. There are twelve cuts on it. The catch is that you have to use a different steeler on each cut. Can you use your favorite steelers and not leave any out? I would like to know cause for me it is next to impossible.
I have:
Buddy
Lloyd
Paul
Tommy
Mooney
Brumley
Myrick
Rugg
Steiner
Rheinhard
Dickey
Hughey
I know I left somebody out. Sorry


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Post by Ron Whitworth »

Just can't leave out the West Coast King of Steel: Mr. Jay Dee Maness +
some of the other Texas pickers too:
Herb Steiner
Jim Loesberg
Bobby Flores
Rick Price
We all have favorites & you named some of the best but these would be on mine also..
Thanks Ron
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Post by John P. Phillips »

HAH ! Simple solution, I'd just form a Steel Guitar Orchestra and include them all ! Image Image Image

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Post by David L. Donald »

Yeah a tough choice.
Most anyone above.
Don Helms for a classic retro cut.


Seems these guys are always at the head of the list :
Buddy
Lloyd
Paul


I would get my self on 1 cut anyway, even if I don't make my favorites list.. Image
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Post by Craig A Davidson »

I got Herb but forgot the others. See what I mean. Then do you still get them in the twelve cuts?
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Post by Chad Karnitz »

I would like to have Craig Davidson and Mark Wayne play on my version of the old Bill Anderson chestnut "Sometimes."

Mark could play the fills while Craig and I sing!!

"Do you ever tune that thing?"

"Sometimes....."
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Maestro Buddy Charleton
Maestro Jerry Byrd
SGHOF'er Jody Carver
BJ Cole
Gary Brandin
Chuck Campbell
Dan Tyack
Junior Brown
David Lindley
Jerry Douglas
Joe Wright
Me

Hey,I can dream can't I?
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Post by Craig A Davidson »

Darn Dave that's a bunch more I forgot. I don't think it can be done. Not for me anyway.
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Post by Jerry Hayes »

Mine would have to be the following with the exception of #1 the rest could be in another order...

Ralph Mooney
Tom Brumley
Jay Dee Maness
Jay MacDonald
Art Sanchez
Pete Kleinow
Tommy Spurlock
Bill Keith
Dan Dugmore
Al Perkins
James O'Rafferty
Jerry Stevens

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