DAVID WRIGHT & JOAN COX at the February 2013 TSGA meetin

[George Ashmore]

Joan Cox and David Wright were the Featured Players at the February 2013 meeting of the Texas Steel Guitar Association in Dallas, Texas.
The following links are Video's taken at that meeting.
Mr. Dick Hammonds sang a couple of favorites with Joan, April's Fool and I'm Still Not Over You.
David introduced us to Clint Sturgeon, a Vocalist and Bass Player that performs with David at the Covenant Cowboy Church in Crossroads, Texas.
They performed three selections.
And we were all delighted with David and Rebecca doing I'm and Old Cowhand (From The Rio Grande), and I Fall To Pieces.
I am sorry to report that I was unable to capture the last 2 selections of the day.
David did his Blues 12-Bar using some really interesting effects.
And a real highlight was the final selection of Just A Closer Walk With Thee, where David and Joan shared the spotlight on a Beautiful Swing Version.
I am very grateful to Joan and David as well as Albert Talley and the members of the TSGA for allowing me the privilege to shoot the video.
I am proud to share these great times with you.
George

Joan Cox - Leaving And Saying Goodbye
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kCo3QTgvJo

Joan Cox - Jersey Jump
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awlt0NscxdA

Joan Cox - The Waltz You Saved For Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSRlYlUW ... e=youtu.be

Joan Cox & Dick Hammonds - April's Fool & I'm Still Not Over You
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0zcFgFp ... e=youtu.be

Joan Cox - Soft Rain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHBosYUO ... e=youtu.be

Joan Cox - Watch What Happens
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isr0WFLn ... e=youtu.be

Joan Cox - Red Wing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3VDzsvp ... e=youtu.be

David Wright & Clint Sturgeon - Cutting - Up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3N5oOgf ... e=youtu.be

David Wright & Clint Sturgeon - The Bottle Let Me Down
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KZ8B3YZ8uE

David Wright & Clint Sturgeon - Silver wings
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ab7QChc ... e=youtu.be

David & Rebecca - I'm An Old Cowhand & I Fall To Pieces
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DddyZQ7- ... e=youtu.be

[Paul King]

I have sure enjoyed seeing these videos. I want to "Thank You" George for all the work you have put into making these videos possible. I know for sure you have spent several hours pulling these off your camera to your computer and on to YouTube. I bet David and Joan are really happy for all the effort you have put into this.

[George Ashmore]

Thanks Paul. You are a real gentleman. It was a pleasure to post these fine players. Again thank you.

[Mark Greenway]

George, you have not had very many people say "Thank You" for all of these videos that you have posted lately. I know that all of us here on the Forum are appreciative of anyone that posts videos like the ones you have posted lately. I sure have enjoyed watching them. Thank you very much.

I know that you are new to the steel guitar.

So, Welcome to our family.

Thanks again, and keep them coming.

[Mark Greenway]

George, you have not had very many people say "Thank You" for all of these videos that you have posted lately. I know that all of us here on the Forum are appreciative of anyone that posts videos like the ones you have posted lately. I sure have enjoyed watching them. Thank you very much.

I know that you are new to the steel guitar.

So, Welcome to our family.

Thanks again, and keep them coming.

[Johnny Cox]

Joan still knocks my socks off with her playing. What I would give for that tone. It can't be bought, I already tried. Way to go girl. The bald guy ain't bad either.

[Johnny Cox]

Joan still knocks my socks off with her playing. What I would give for that tone. It can't be bought, I already tried. Way to go girl. The bald guy ain't bad either.

[George Ashmore]

Gee Wizz Mark:

What Gentlemen y'all are up there in FAR North Texas!
I really appreciate you and the fact that it is my meeting you that got me started with the Steel Guitar.
As well as your introducing me to Paul King. Because of your suggestion that I try to find a U-12 Millennium to learn, I lucked into the last one to be produced. And lucked into Reece Anderson as a teacher and mentor. The Lord puts people in our lives for various reasons. I am thankful that he has put you in mine for a great one. Thanks again.

[George Ashmore]

Joan still knocks my socks off with her playing. What I would give for that tone. It can't be bought, I already tried. Way to go girl. The bald guy ain't bad either.

Hello Johnny:
It was a real pleasure meeting and recording Joan. She told the members the story of the Bus Turn-Over and her Red MSA. Sure was a great story. And a scary one for you as well. I hope to meet you someday, and add you to the great players I have had the honor to hear personally. And Thanks again to Joan.

[Greg Wisecup]

What Johnny said!
She has the hands of a pro. Watch them and learn!

[Johnny Cox]

More bands in Texas should hire Joan. I just don't get it with these people. Never give a second thought to hiring a chick fiddle or keyboard owner with their boobs up under their chin, But an adult with real talent? Joan plays better than most male steel players that I've heard, I just don't get it.
Just sayin' folks.