Agreed. I love the old hymns. There's something unique about the way the writers of the day put their hearts inside the song. They were more or less poetic prayers set to music.
Thank you. It is a vintage 1972 Zb Custom. It was my first guitar. I bought it from a mopar restoration shop. It was up in the loft in need of repair. I had it rebuilt to learn on. I had no idea that l was the owner of a gem. I still have it. However, I usually play my BMI because it just fits my short stride better and lightweight. The ZB is a TANK.
Haha... yes, I tend to like using my knees and feet for most of the changes. The ending however, I had to use the neck. 🤣🤣 Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it😉
I lost so many friends and family. I just lost a best friend he was a Dj for wrsk 97.5 fm lp Newton NJ I am a Dj forthe same place. I have a real great friend he my Manger friend ❤️
I have loved this song for do ling and have sung it when I was in choir. I have never heard it done as sweetly and lovingly as this. Thank you. I needed this blessing today.
Thanks Ray. Shortly after this video, I gave up trying to learn. Now I regret it because Ive forgotten most of what I knew. Im slowly working on trying again.
A really incredible great perfomance, I would like that one a could play like you, a love country music and specially if it is to honor our loved God. I do music show at a high school in special activities , I wear like a cowboy, I play my guitar and sing to my students those beautiful songs of country. God bless you and follow loving music. Live the Country Music!
You are truly amazing player. I admire how that you can play that song and stay mostly on the one fret, and by using your pedals making all the changes
Thank you so much! Actually, playing on mostly one fret is frowned upon by most steelers. I sort-of cheat to play the song. If I could learn to play the neck, my playing would improve. I gave up the steel shortly after posting this video. However, I plugged it in last night and decided to try again. I hope to get back to where I was.
I have a great friend in ,,..you know him..Doug Jernigan, probably My fav, along with of Course BIG “E”. Doug still gets our apple butter from Indiana ...keep playing, gospel songs are the best!
Thanks. I quit playing a few years ago. It was the worst mistake. I tried to play last month and realized how much I've forgotten. A friend of mine is going to help me learn new things...(and some things I can't do anymore) Be sure to subscribe to my channel. I will post a new song as soon as I get the rust out of my hands... lol
Bravo Man! It was very pleasant and awesome, I shared it with my Mom, She Loves that Song, and She will Love Your Rendition with that Lap Steel Guitar, there just Aint nothin like a Lap Steel Guitar in a Band and a Song, God Bless 🎵✝️
Watching this again!!! Sounds really great. Keep up the good work, Jason. Love and miss you. You are truly a good friend of mine and a gifted musician.❤❤❤
@@Junior-jw1bb I started learning around 2014 or so. I gave up on it shortly after this video. I plugged it in last month. It felt alien to me... but its slowly coming back to me.
@@JasonWelchMusic Thank you, Ivwas trying to get an idea where I stand with my own playing. I started late in life - at 69. Now I’m almost 74 but being retired I practice 35 hours a week as long as I’m home. Thanks again that’s helpful and you play very nice.
Goosebumps beautiful! I’ve been on the fence buying a pedal steel to learn (guitarist) because I’ve always love the sound and versatility of this instrument! E9 tuning for this song? Thank you for sharing this awesome rendition! Your passion really shows with each note!
Can see your feet or knees! You’re only showing a fraction of your talent! Still an amazing, beautiful sound and such a beautiful hymn but I marvel at SG players’ ability to do 4 different things at once. Nice to see what’s going on.
I had originally positioned the camera to show knees and pedals. But zoomed in so I could get closer to the camera. Now looking back, I zoomed in too much.
The big wigs of country music are doing everything they can to make pedal steels obsolete. They want to modernize country to appeal to the younger generation...(insert Rap Country). As a "Christian Country" songwriter, I was told that some of the producers in Texas discouraged my music because it was too twangy. Instead, they want me to make it sound more like pop rock. My reply to his statement is simply, don't expect me to change my music just to get airplay. Id rather keep being true to myself. Thankfully I found HLE RADIO, an internet Christian Country station that plays the real deal.. the Honky Tonk sound of a fiddle, steel, harmonica.... and yes, even the sound of twangy telecaster... all with Christian Lyric. So if one station on earth is all that will play my music, then fine.. I'll keep sending more. And support the station. Thanks for reply. I appreciate folks who love the old sound. Blessings!
Yes sir .. I learned on my own by ear, and found the pedals were my best friend... but also have become a crutch. I never really learned how to work the neck.
@@JasonWelchMusic i've learned every instrument i play for the most part on my own, by ear. I read very little music. Seems if you play an instrument, and you can only play by notes, you can't put any feeling into it. It's just robotic.
@@johnw2026 ... Ive always said that too. When I was in 4th grade, they invited me to join band. The teacher put the music in front of us, then played it on the piano to show us how it sounded. I played it note for note. She put me in first chair on my first day. After a few months, she said I had to play it without hearing it first. I told her that was impossible. She said read the music and play it. I asked how you "read" music. ... music was heard. So she pointed to the sheet music. I said I dont know what that is. She says, "then how did you play it?"... I told her because I heard it. She kicked me out of band .
@@JasonWelchMusic yep, sounds about right. There are two classes of people in this world that are under-appreciated: (1) lefties, and (2) musicians who play by ear. I happen to be both. :’-( That band director was probably jealous that she couldn't do what you do. Alot of church musicians who can only read music and cannot play by ear can't appreciate the fact that when you get several Holy Ghost filled musicians and singers together in one mind and one accord, playing songs they all know, in praise to God, God just has a way of inhabiting that praise, anointing that music...and it just starts sounding even better, while hearts get touched. THAT is why i don't want to learn to read music any more than i already do. Sometimes if i want to learn a new song, i go get a hymnal, find a song i've never heard and learn it from the notations, but that's about all i can do. Before i can do it in church i have to know it by heart, because i don't read music well enough to play that way in service.
@@johnw2026 Your entire paragraph was word for word my thoughts exactly. (Except I can't read music at all) Ive played in hundreds of Pentecostal churches where nobody could read music, but they could all tear it up, and shout the bobby pins out of their hair at the same time.
Beautifully played, young fella. Just one small criticism- since the overwhelming majority of the notes were played on the same fret, it would have been nice if the camera angle also allowed us to observe the pedal and knee lever actions since it would have given us more to watch. It would also make it a bit of a training tool for those interested in learning to play psg. Still gave it a thumbs up.
Thanks.. I 100% agree. I wish that I had've set the angle downward to show the levers and pedals. Ill have to plug it in soon and see if I can still play it. If so, I may make a new video. Im rusty. I quit playing in 2018.
Hi, my name is Amauri, I'm a member of a Church here in Brazil. I would really like to have a 10-string steel guitar. I need to find one that is used. can you help me?
@@Sluggo01 You're welcome. It used to be a double 10 with a Day copedant before I owned it. They had 2 or three zb customs that lacked enough parts to function properly. So they dissasembled my c6th to use those parts to repair the other 2 e9 bodies. Mine was completely in shambles after it was stripped of parts. Nothing was working smoothly, everything was adjusted too tight, and the changer was gummed up. A mopar mechanic had it in the loft of his pole barn. I took it to Tennessee to have it cleaned and serviced. The repairman had to make a few parts, and then he also had some spare parts from a broken guitar. It worked great for a few years until one lever jammed. So my buddy Corky Owens repaired that one lever (lkl) and got it working flawlessly. The problem was that a regular screw was put where a hardened machine screw should have gone. I know it sounds crazy, but it cured the problem. The regular screw head kept bending over and breaking off. Now that there's a machine screw there, its a perfectly timed machine. Holds its tune better than most new steels. You simply stretch the new strings and tune it. It stays that way. I quit playing shortly after this video. I miss playing and need to try again. I just got lazy. I want to learn "Something about that Name"
@@JasonWelchMusic Put a lot of effort into getting it sounding great it does have a nice tone and I do like the mid range of the Emmons but that one that you have sounds great. Putting that much effort into a rebuild certainly pays off but I suggest keep playing
@@Sluggo01 Thank you. I plan to play again this winter. I still love the steel. I plan to keep it for life. I purchased a 2006 bmi a few yrs ago. I love it too, but it doesn't have the tone of this one.
man that ZB has wonderful tone. Do you still have this guitar Jason? Its a blessing to hear you play steel again man. Haven't talked in a while. Hope all is well with you.
Hey bro... Yes, I still have it. Also still have the BMI. I almost sold the zb.. but figured I'd regret it. Its one of the best sounding steels I've ever played. But its a TANK
This is beautiful, quite a blessing listening to this hymn and playing from one of my favourite instruments.God richly bless you.
Thank you
I can’t listen to this without weeping,it’s just beautiful one of my favorite songs and instrument thank you so much for posting this😊
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed 😊
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing this beautiful gospel song. God is Trully the Greatest. Praise God from whom all Blessings flow.🎶❤️
Thank you so much! Glory to Jesus Name!
I don't think I ever heard a more beautiful version of this song!!
Thank you
Ii thought that it was a very good version
wonderfully beautiful...
Thank you!
oh! what a wonderful hymn! how I love hearing guitar steel solo. I want to buy a steel guitar to play in my church
Buy one! They're fun to learn. Fun to play!
Thank you very Beautiful, John, from Pennsylvania ...
Thanks
The newer gospel music has a L O N G way to to go to matche these older gosple songs, This is just awosme.
Agreed. I love the old hymns. There's something unique about the way the writers of the day put their hearts inside the song. They were more or less poetic prayers set to music.
This is one of my late mother’s favorite songs I really miss her extra when I listen to it 😢Thank you so much and God Bless You❗️. 🇺🇸🦅
So sorry for your loss of your mother. May she rest in peace. Blessings! Thanks for stopping by again!
Just found this... 4 years later. Absolutely perfect sound, that steel guitar is SINGING!
Thank you. It is a vintage 1972 Zb Custom. It was my first guitar. I bought it from a mopar restoration shop. It was up in the loft in need of repair. I had it rebuilt to learn on. I had no idea that l was the owner of a gem. I still have it. However, I usually play my BMI because it just fits my short stride better and lightweight. The ZB is a TANK.
how I wish I could have also like these talent
A whole song that can virtually be played on one fret, that was cool, and a beautiful sound
Haha... yes, I tend to like using my knees and feet for most of the changes. The ending however, I had to use the neck. 🤣🤣
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it😉
I lost so many friends and family. I just lost a best friend he was a Dj for wrsk 97.5 fm lp Newton NJ I am a Dj forthe same place. I have a real great friend he my Manger friend ❤️
Losing someone is heartbreaking... Ill be sure to add you in my prayers.
Awesome music for the soul praise God for It
I have loved this song for do ling and have sung it when I was in choir. I have never heard it done as sweetly and lovingly as this. Thank you. I needed this blessing today.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm so glad you have enjoyed my channel today. Thanks for watching.
That's beautiful song and favorite song sounds great thanks 🙏👍🙏🎸🎸🙏🙏❤️😍😃💯
It is still a blessing.
Thank you!
What a wonderful performance of that most loved gospel hymn. The music and the tone is indeed very comforting and refreshing..To GOD BE THE GLORY
Thank you! To God alone, the glory
Awesome!!!!!
This will bring tears to a glass eye.
Thank you so much
Great job D. Beautiful
Thanks!
I wish you were on here more often. I love your playing. (Ray)
Thanks Ray. Shortly after this video, I gave up trying to learn. Now I regret it because Ive forgotten most of what I knew. Im slowly working on trying again.
BEAUTIFUL. You can make the guitar sing. What a joy to listen to.
Thanks. I haven't played in years, but I'm learning again. I'm hoping to get the feeling again.
Sing loudly and bright
Never stop giving this great music and super talent.
Thanks. All to Jesus the glory.
Absolutely fantastic
Thank you!
Man that was awesome! You sure do make it look easy. Praise God thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Nice! Love the tone of that old ZB
Thanks. I still have it. I almost sold it once, but backed out. I wanted to keep my first psg.
First time I think I have heard this beautiful song played on a steel guitar.
Not only a beautiful hymn but a soul searching rendition. Thank you Jason - greetings from Oz.
Thank you for your kind words.
sweet version of the tune,played with feelings well done
Thank you!
Hi, Jason. This sounds really great!!! Hope all is well with you and your family. Love and miss you.😋😋😋❤❤❤
A really incredible great perfomance, I would like that one a could play like you, a love country music and specially if it is to honor our loved God. I do music show at a high school in special activities , I wear like a cowboy, I play my guitar and sing to my students those beautiful songs of country. God bless you and follow loving music. Live the Country Music!
Juan Daniel Alpízar Ovares
Thank you. May l ask where you are from?
It sounded great!
@@davidoaks7267 thank you!
I loved it. Thank you for playing it. Beautiful job
Thank you!
You are truly amazing player. I admire how that you can play that song and stay mostly on the one fret, and by using your pedals making all the changes
Thank you so much! Actually, playing on mostly one fret is frowned upon by most steelers. I sort-of cheat to play the song. If I could learn to play the neck, my playing would improve.
I gave up the steel shortly after posting this video. However, I plugged it in last night and decided to try again. I hope to get back to where I was.
I have a great friend in ,,..you know him..Doug Jernigan, probably My fav, along with of Course BIG “E”. Doug still gets our apple butter from Indiana ...keep playing, gospel songs are the best!
Yes, Doug has played at our church a time or two. He sat in place of our steeler when our steeler was on vacation.
Hes quite talented.
Excellent! Thanks for posting.
Thank you !
Amazing. I could listen to this young man play all day. Wish he would do more. God bless you.
Thanks. I quit playing a few years ago. It was the worst mistake. I tried to play last month and realized how much I've forgotten.
A friend of mine is going to help me learn new things...(and some things I can't do anymore)
Be sure to subscribe to my channel. I will post a new song as soon as I get the rust out of my hands... lol
ALL wonderful!!
Hi, Jason. Had to watch this video again!!! Hope you're doing okay. You did a good job as always. Miss you!!! 😋😋😋❤❤❤
OUTSTANDING SIR!!!!!
Thanks Chuck
That's so beautiful. Thank you.
BEAUTIFUL....GREAT AUDIO
Thanks.
thank you 👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Norm!
Beautifully played. 👌👌👌👌👌👌🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎼🎼🎼
😊 thanks
This is class.
DJSondberg
Thanks for such a nice compliment.
BEAUTIFUL DEEP SOUND, AWESOME
Thank you.
Bravo Man! It was very pleasant and awesome, I shared it with my Mom, She Loves that Song, and She will Love Your Rendition with that Lap Steel Guitar, there just Aint nothin like a Lap Steel Guitar in a Band and a Song, God Bless 🎵✝️
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Watching this again!!! Sounds really great. Keep up the good work, Jason. Love and miss you. You are truly a good friend of mine and a gifted musician.❤❤❤
Beautifully done.
Thank you 😊
May I ask how long you’re playing the PSG ?
@@Junior-jw1bb I started learning around 2014 or so.
I gave up on it shortly after this video.
I plugged it in last month. It felt alien to me... but its slowly coming back to me.
@@JasonWelchMusic Thank you, Ivwas trying to get an idea where I stand with my own playing. I started late in life - at 69. Now I’m almost 74 but being retired I practice 35 hours a week as long as I’m home.
Thanks again that’s helpful and you play very nice.
@@Junior-jw1bb thank you. Post your progress on your page sometime. We're all here to encourage
this is the greatest hymn, you are playing it the way it is suppose to be. great job.
Thank you very much.
Beautiful ❤
@@blessed9107 thanks!
You are welcome for the backing track my friend! Great Picking outthere and like Steven said a great ending!
Thanks for that bro!...
This is awesome. You play with a lot of heart and soul 🙏👏
Thanks Lance. 😊
Un hermoso sonido, con una gran canción! Saludos Hermano
A beautiful sound, with a great song! Blessings
brother
Gracias Hermano! Todo la gloria a Jesus.. EL es digno.
beautiful :)
Jackie Ross
Thanks Jackie!
Wow, nearly 6 years already!
Its amazing how much I've forgotten since then... Ive got to get it back
It would great if you this tabbed out! Fantastic!
Hi. I haven't learned tab yet. I play by ear.
Not bearing thru but enjoying every note!! Very nice!
Thanks. And I enjoyed the plane ride😉
Мне напомнило The Mavericks, Орбисона и нэшвиллский стиль.
Very Nice! Great timing on the ending too!
Thank's friend!.. l was scared I wasn't going to get there in time... haha.
Sounds great, Jason!!! Thanks for sharing. This truly touches my heart.
Sounds Good!
Jeff Mckittrick...
Thanks for the encouragement.
Beautiful 🎶🎸🎶😊
Thank you so much!
I checked out your channel... what a voice!
@@JasonWelchMusic Oh thank you, so much...😊
WOW! That Sounds Awesome Brother Man, I'm Gonna, I GOT to Share! God Bless
Hey bro!... I replied to this several months ago, but apparently I forgot to send it...
Absolutely, you're welcome to share.
Thanks for checking in!
Thanks Jason, I Subscribed too, God Bless You
Thank you!
very nice~ I love the cowboy hat, too!
Thank you!
A Jesus agradeço por belas musicas
No hablo tu idioma, pero hablo Español... es muy similar. Entiendo cada palabra!.... Gracias por tu comentario, y todo la gloria a Cristo Jesus.
Alat musik Hawaii USA ini sudah saya copy paste sekaligus dengan lagu nya. Ilmu saya bertambah 77%.ok thx gbu.
LOVE this!!
Thank you.
would love to hear you play the Old Rugged Cross, my mom's favorite song, I lost her to ALS Jan 21st 2016
am I the only one bawling while watching this??
I haven't played in a while. I gave up trying to learn, but I've been wanting to try again. So Ill see if I can learn it for you.
Will You Please Play & Record & Upload; "AMAZING GRACE" ? Next & then perhaps other Old Gospel Hymns Songs, like "In The Garden" etc?
Ill have to learn them again.... but ill try.
I do 2nd that emotion, 😊🎵✝️
different style, yet very nice work..steel my best guitar made
Thanks
1 Corinthians 15:3-4; Ephesians 1:7; Titus 2:13
Amen to that!
Goosebumps beautiful! I’ve been on the fence buying a pedal steel to learn (guitarist) because I’ve always love the sound and versatility of this instrument! E9 tuning for this song? Thank you for sharing this awesome rendition! Your passion really shows with each note!
Thank you for your kind words. Yes, it is e9th tuning on a 1972 ZB Custom SD10 3X4.
LINDA MUSICA.
Can see your feet or knees! You’re only showing a fraction of your talent! Still an amazing, beautiful sound and such a beautiful hymn but I marvel at SG players’ ability to do 4 different things at once. Nice to see what’s going on.
I had originally positioned the camera to show knees and pedals. But zoomed in so I could get closer to the camera.
Now looking back, I zoomed in too much.
Beautiful sound. The only reason these aren't used more often in performance is they don't look as cool on stage as a normal electric guitar.
The big wigs of country music are doing everything they can to make pedal steels obsolete.
They want to modernize country to appeal to the younger generation...(insert Rap Country).
As a "Christian Country" songwriter, I was told that some of the producers in Texas discouraged my music because it was too twangy. Instead, they want me to make it sound more like pop rock.
My reply to his statement is simply, don't expect me to change my music just to get airplay. Id rather keep being true to myself.
Thankfully I found HLE RADIO,
an internet Christian Country station that plays the real deal.. the Honky Tonk sound of a fiddle, steel, harmonica.... and yes, even the sound of twangy telecaster... all with Christian Lyric.
So if one station on earth is all that will play my music, then fine.. I'll keep sending more. And support the station.
Thanks for reply. I appreciate folks who love the old sound. Blessings!
Awesome 4:26pm
Thanks
Awesome...i've been considering learning the steel guitar. I see how this player seems to let the pedals do most of the work.
Yes sir .. I learned on my own by ear, and found the pedals were my best friend... but also have become a crutch. I never really learned how to work the neck.
@@JasonWelchMusic i've learned every instrument i play for the most part on my own, by ear. I read very little music.
Seems if you play an instrument, and you can only play by notes, you can't put any feeling into it. It's just robotic.
@@johnw2026 ... Ive always said that too. When I was in 4th grade, they invited me to join band.
The teacher put the music in front of us, then played it on the piano to show us how it sounded.
I played it note for note. She put me in first chair on my first day.
After a few months, she said I had to play it without hearing it first. I told her that was impossible. She said read the music and play it. I asked how you "read" music. ... music was heard. So she pointed to the sheet music. I said I dont know what that is. She says, "then how did you play it?"... I told her because I heard it.
She kicked me out of band .
@@JasonWelchMusic yep, sounds about right. There are two classes of people in this world that are under-appreciated: (1) lefties, and (2) musicians who play by ear. I happen to be both. :’-(
That band director was probably jealous that she couldn't do what you do.
Alot of church musicians who can only read music and cannot play by ear can't appreciate the fact that when you get several Holy Ghost filled musicians and singers together in one mind and one accord, playing songs they all know, in praise to God, God just has a way of inhabiting that praise, anointing that music...and it just starts sounding even better, while hearts get touched. THAT is why i don't want to learn to read music any more than i already do. Sometimes if i want to learn a new song, i go get a hymnal, find a song i've never heard and learn it from the notations, but that's about all i can do. Before i can do it in church i have to know it by heart, because i don't read music well enough to play that way in service.
@@johnw2026 Your entire paragraph was word for word my thoughts exactly. (Except I can't read music at all)
Ive played in hundreds of Pentecostal churches where nobody could read music, but they could all tear it up, and shout the bobby pins out of their hair at the same time.
Here're some more: 👍👍👍
Thanks
Beautifully played, young fella. Just one small criticism- since the overwhelming majority of the notes were played on the same fret, it would have been nice if the camera angle also allowed us to observe the pedal and knee lever actions since it would have given us more to watch. It would also make it a bit of a training tool for those interested in learning to play psg. Still gave it a thumbs up.
Thanks.. I 100% agree. I wish that I had've set the angle downward to show the levers and pedals.
Ill have to plug it in soon and see if I can still play it. If so, I may make a new video.
Im rusty. I quit playing in 2018.
Fine job. Is tye Hartke your steel amp? Sounds great.
Thanks Larry. No the Hartke is for acoustic gigs. The amp I'm using is a Nashville 400. Its hiding directly behind me.
Sounds gret Jason! Do you have the tabs?
No sir. I cant read them.
Hi, my name is Amauri, I'm a member of a Church here in Brazil. I would really like to have a 10-string steel guitar. I need to find one that is used. can you help me?
Contact Jeff Surrat at Showpro steel guitars. He ships steel guitars internationally.
Can I use this for a background?
Hi Mate, what tuning are you using. Great song
Standard E9 on an SD10 3X4.
Emmons copedant. RKL lowers string 6. Its a fun change. ...
@@JasonWelchMusic Will surely try it. thanks for your reply
Out of Australia
@@jacquesdebruyn7884 Welcome to my channel!... all the way from Kentucky USA
Question, pedals, levers, model make, knee lever tuning?...
1972 zb 3x4 sd10. (Emmons copedant.)
@@JasonWelchMusic Copy thanks
@@Sluggo01 You're welcome. It used to be a double 10 with a Day copedant before I owned it.
They had 2 or three zb customs that lacked enough parts to function properly.
So they dissasembled my c6th to use those parts to repair the other 2 e9 bodies.
Mine was completely in shambles after it was stripped of parts. Nothing was working smoothly, everything was adjusted too tight, and the changer was gummed up.
A mopar mechanic had it in the loft of his pole barn.
I took it to Tennessee to have it cleaned and serviced. The repairman had to make a few parts, and then he also had some spare parts from a broken guitar. It worked great for a few years until one lever jammed.
So my buddy Corky Owens repaired that one lever (lkl) and got it working flawlessly. The problem was that a regular screw was put where a hardened machine screw should have gone.
I know it sounds crazy, but it cured the problem. The regular screw head kept bending over and breaking off. Now that there's a machine screw there, its a perfectly timed machine. Holds its tune better than most new steels. You simply stretch the new strings and tune it. It stays that way.
I quit playing shortly after this video. I miss playing and need to try again. I just got lazy. I want to learn "Something about that Name"
@@JasonWelchMusic Put a lot of effort into getting it sounding great it does have a nice tone and I do like the mid range of the Emmons but that one that you have sounds great.
Putting that much effort into a rebuild certainly pays off but I suggest keep playing
@@Sluggo01 Thank you. I plan to play again this winter. I still love the steel. I plan to keep it for life.
I purchased a 2006 bmi a few yrs ago. I love it too, but it doesn't have the tone of this one.
man that ZB has wonderful tone. Do you still have this guitar Jason? Its a blessing to hear you play steel again man. Haven't talked in a while. Hope all is well with you.
Hey bro... Yes, I still have it. Also still have the BMI. I almost sold the zb.. but figured I'd regret it.
Its one of the best sounding steels I've ever played. But its a TANK
He never moves his left hand
Used steel gritar. For sale
Join the steel guitar forum. They will help you sell it.
It is loud,