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  1. I wish they had left the solo on original release.
  2. Buddy of mine was engineering sound for some big county show with a bunch of acts. Some kind of variety show. She came to my buddy and asked for the script. Brought it back in about an hour. Just before the show, see monitored back to the sound board to let him know that the Gatlins had switched their mics to the opposite sides of the stage and thought he might need to know that. In an hour, she learned her lines, everyone else's lines as well as the sound engineer and lighting guy's job. He said he has yet to meet anyone as smart as her.
  3. My initial thought was Buddy Holly. He essentially recorded all of those songs in under 2 years. Also, I have always thought Steve Gaines should be on this list. He was really changing Lynyrd Skynyrd in the short time he was with them.
  4. How are you liking the EQ? I'm looking for something like that on my pedal steel board.
  5. Do you leave the Tonex on all of the time?
  6. How am I going to properly stalk those two background singers if he isn't touring any longer?
  7. Call Gruhn's. That one dude who found a prewar ended up contacting them . I think his name was Retsevlys from around Auburn, AL. I actually called George Gruhn and talked to him. We then sent a bunch of pictures of the guitar and George called him back. The wait was a LONG time to get it in to Gruhn's shop, but one of his luthiers ended up taking the guitar and working on it in his spare time. The poster paid the guy directly. Only issue is it doesn't get the Gruhn name/warranty with it, but it was the same guy who would have worked on it anyway. I don't know George but I know someone who knows him very well. I would trust anything he says.
  8. Makes sense given his history with Henley.
  9. This sucks. I first started following Steuart when he was with Rosanne Cash and Shawn Colvin. HUGE fan of his playing style. Then the Eagles came calling and that is probably where most people know him from. https://tasteofcountry.com/eagles-guitarist-steuart-smith-departs-parkinsonism-diagnosis/ Really shitty quality, but check out this with Rodney, sounding like Albert Lee.
  10. Let's go back to 1979. Your guide is Pete Thorn.
  11. I've played thru one of those the last two weeks. They are really great sounding.
  12. TapaFuck
  13. "Save It For A Rainy Day" is a fantastic record. I LOVE all of their recordings but that one is about perfect to me.
  14. Just didn't get it drunk enough.
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