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Lee Ann Womack w/Randy Beavers

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Great stuff from the Marty Stuart Show:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhN4tq4UoGk

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Post by Walter Stettner »

And another one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqwTY-v0B4k

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Walter Stettner wrote:Great stuff from the Marty Stuart Show:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhN4tq4UoGk

Kind Regards, Walter
I am a LeeAnn fan!
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

What Sid said. Also a Randy fan.
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Post by Bill Ferguson »

Thanks Walter, I missed that show.
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Post by Sid Hudson »

She must be a pretty smart girl.

With Hank and Randy beside her it makes her look prettier than she already is.
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Post by Daniel Policarpo »

I'd like to be a bale of hay on that set.
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Love it... sounding great Randy!
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WOW! Randy you have a really good tone going there!
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Fantastic!!!
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What amp are you using there, Randy?
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Looks like a bassman right behind him
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Post by Danny Letz »

That's my kind of music. Is that a Doug Earnest Encore Randy is playin?
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Post by Marcel Parijs »

I´m a Randy Beavers fan too..Great playing Randy.
That´s the music we love...And the voice from LeeAnn. Wow..
Marcel :wink:
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Post by Randy Beavers »

Thanks folks!

I've nick-named the little guitar "Pee-Wee". It's predecessor to the new Zum Encore. It's a one of a kind with a Hybrid changer. :D I believe it's the best sounding guitar I own.

The amp is a Fender Blues Junior with Bill M mods. Very cool little amp with 30 watts!
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I thought the Pee Wee guitar had some real bright yellow on it?
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Post by Terry Winter »

Great, great music. Could listen to it for hours!
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Post by Mark Greenway »

Randy, are you using any effects with Pee Wee and Junior?
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Post by Randy Beavers »

Hi Mark,

I use a Wet reverb pedal along with a Srtymon El Capistan delay.
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Post by Mark Greenway »

Thanks for responding Randy. It sure is nice when the professionals take the time to talk with us on the Forum. Thanks a lot.
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I second you're comments Mark! People like Randy are golden
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Post by Stephen Gambrell »

Randy, man---That's all I can think to say! That Blues Junior kicks up high.
I'll make you a deal--If you'll come back to Saluda, then I will too. I remember how much you liked my guitar playing... :mrgreen:
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Post by John Scanlon »

I'm getting déjà vu from this thread revival. http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=247219. Think this one was posted earlier, but I saw the other one first.
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Post by Bo Borland »

Randy, great playing.. a question about your amp, how did he double the power and did you cut the lean back legs to fit or are they from another amp.
I've been using a Jr for a couple years now and love it..
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Post by Randy Beavers »

Thanks Bo.

There's not much left stock in my amp but the cabinet. The tilt back legs are available from Fender.

About anything you would ever want to do to a Blues Junior is on this site.
http://billmaudio.com/wp/

If you like a Blues Jr. this is the place to go. My amp is really quite amazing!