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  • Great playing, man!!!

    Martin

  • Kevy is absolutely roght on his statement... no one can touch Doug! unbelievable video thank you for this post... Ron

  • David? Imitation. Doug? Innovation. The steel has been around longer than David!

  • @awnok It sure has. And longer than Doug Jernigan too. So what is your point?

  • @Factnotfictionpeople That was my point. Sheesh!

  • @awnok Oh, so your real point was, actually, no point at all then......Still, you're entitled to your opinion. :-)

  • @Factnotfictionpeople You talk as if David is the best thing since sliced bread. We already have that in the bigger and better players.

  • @awnok I never said anything of the kind. But I hate it when people - usually the Yanks - come across with all this 'Only American Steelies are any good' cr*p. I have been listening to PSG for many, many years and I can tell good from bad. So many of the American 'fans' almost salivate over even mediocre US players - see below. My point was - and is - that David Hartley IS a brilliant player. As for copying - which came first; the Sho-Bud, the Emmons or The Zum?

  • @Factnotfictionpeople My point in return, is that David is a big fish in a small pond. Might be the finest player from the UK, I haven't heard them all. But he doesn't play the back neck(yet? You can correct me on that) and I believe that to be a great player, you should be a master of your instrument. As the brands, I'll go for the order you placed them in.

  • @awnok Sorry for the delay in replying. He has played some C6th I think. As for being a master of the instrument; there are so many different tunings on both necks that it is surely impossible to master them all. But I see your point. And lets not forget, 'Mr Nashville Sound' Lloyd Green, made most - if not all - of his recordings on the E9th neck - I dare you to say he's not a master of his instrument! LOL

  • @Factnotfictionpeople As they say on Facebook, `Like`. Or however it's put?

  • You probably already know, but try to catch David Hartley playing a snippet of this - it really is superb!

  • Wow... truly a master player. What a gracious guy. Not sure there is anybody out there that can keep up with Doug playing Jazz, bluegrass or country, he is a flat out monster.. Love him!

  • Great view of Doug's right hand. Incredibly quick and precise, with no excess movement. Post more of these if you've got 'em, please!

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