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Karen Sarkisian
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playing with GIRL HOWDY

Post by Karen Sarkisian »

steel's a little busy but it's in tune (for the most part). Go easy on me I'm still learning :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBxMcU6JA6s
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Post by Jerome Hawkes »

busy?...heck, thats the way we like to hear a steel - sounds great!
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Post by Larry Robbins »

Hi Karen,
The steel is always busy in that tune! :)
Nice job. I watched your other vids as well.
I would be pleased to go see your band play anytime!
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Post by Karen Sarkisian »

thanks for the kind words guys. I have a long way to go but I work hard and have a great time playing with Girl Howdy. I have been working on playing less, and having my solo's go somewhere instead of just a bunch of licks thrown together. I am learning on the job which i think is the best way to learn. I love the pedal steel so much and just want to keep improving. I never listened to country music before I started playing steel. The pedal steel guitar has opened a whole new world to me and I would be lost if it wasn't for my friends on the forum to help me along
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Post by Doug Beaumier »

Sounds good, Karen. It looks like you're playing your Jackson through the Twin Reverb...? That same night I was playing steel one block away from you folks, at the Greenfield Moose Club. Small world! Keep up the good work!
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Post by Karen Sarkisian »

Hi Doug thanks !! Twin reverb yes before it fell over and broke. :lol:
Bob Metzger has it now he is modding it for steel I pick it up tomorrow !
Check out One Whiskey (to Cry) as well it is an original tune by Paula I think it came out really good.
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Post by Larry Robbins »

Hey Folks,check out the rest of Girl Howdy's vids on Youtube. These folks really know what Honky Tonk is all about!
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I enjoyed this video, and you sound great Karen!
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Post by Karen Sarkisian »

Thanks Susan !
I appreciate all the feedback I am going to focus on blocking over the next few months.... It will be tedious but I think it will make a positive difference in my playing and tone.
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