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BITS & PIECES BY BOB WHITE

Post by Roger Shackelton »

Here's a tune from BOB's Steel Trek album.

Did BOB use his Bigsby guitar on this recording?

BOB received his triple neck Bigsby guitar in 1953. 2-10 string necks & 1-8 string neck. 8)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq9XgNyA ... re=related
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Bob White. One of the greatest, innovative steel players ever. We used to do a 5 niter about 3 times a year at a club in Ft. Smith,Ark. We would always come in a day early and visit with Bob at his club in Ft. Smith. Bob would get on stage with the band and pick a little for us. Sure miss Bob. Jody.
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Post by Walter Stettner »

The album cover shows an MSA D-12 with 10 pedals and at least 5 or 6 knees.

Kind Regards, Walter
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Post by Tom Harris »

Roger thanks for posting this ,,Bob and Peewee has been my idols ever since I met them In 1953,,when you say "Brazos Valley Boys,I just naturally think of Bob and Peewee,,It was a sad day in Nov. 2003 when Bob passed,,I have the "Steel Trek" C D,,and I treasure it very highly,,thanks for remembering one who was second to none,,R I P Bob,,you may be gone but certinly not forgotten...
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