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They were some of the worst lyrics I've heard in a long time

I would say Neil Zaza course, Andy Timmons and Andy Wood, Angus Clark, and throw in Jennifer Batton Ultra Intervallic course

I wondered why I wasn't getting spammed with emails from him 3 times a day

I'm amazed how many tracks I like that I found out were Greg on Steel.

I've just started my pedal steel journey so this is my 10-15 yr goal though it's extremely likely I'll never get this good

Bourgeois make an outstanding Slope D. I've one in walnut and sitka that has been with me for nearly 20 years.

5 knee levers. The 4th pedal is set up as a Franklin Pedal (named after Paul Franklin, lowers strings 5,6 and 10 a whole step) I'm guessing i'll get round to using that in about 8 years!

I'm guessing my 1st lesson in being humbled will be coming soon.

I bit the bullet, I have a Fessenden SD10 arriving on Wednesday

Kind of I put a 50s wiring harness and a Thornbucker set in my Epiphone Dot. Well worth it to my ears

I'm really close to pulling the trigger on a pedal steel that's only 1.5hrs from me. It's a fairly big investment on a hard to play instrument though

Dana Bourgeois is working with them for an import line.

I've been on looking around for a digital piano for when my attic conversion is complete and had my eye on the ES8 It seems it is being replace by the ES920 with the unfortunate but expected jump in price https://www.kawai-global.com/product/es920/

Slot a Bare Knuckle Cobra T or Piledriver in the bridge

Luxxtone look great and this one is no exception

I have a Dot, I put the same about of money into it with a new wiring harness and a set of Thornbuckers and it's sounding so good. Neck profile isn't my favourite but I don't hate it.

I went through a depressive period where I thought what's the point and considered selling everything. But coming out of it, playing whether guitar, piano or mandolin brought peace and was a time I could focus on the present and calm the negative thought patterns for a while. That's where I...

Has anyone used this book and the accompanying workbook? Any reviews or opinions?

The inventors would have been Uncle Tupelo.

If I played at a level that meant I would benefit from it I'd go to Andy Wood.

I grabbed her 1st two albums back in the day when I was deep into Alt Country

I did consider it during a rather bad bout of depression I'm glad I never went through with it.

I missed The Mats when they were a going concern and found them from getting 14 Songs and then going back.

River Euphrates Dead Hey

This was also posted word for word on a Suhr Guitar facebook group this morning, so whether someone there recommended him post here I don't know, but the post is now deleted on facebook.