Jay Caver is one of the most sought after guitar players in the Sacred Steel community. Sacred Steel players from the Keith & Jewell dominion churches love to perform with this seasoned veteran. Where would this music tradition be without you? Real talk...
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Sacred Steel Salutes - Jay "Finger Tips" Caver (Guitarist)
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Del Ray Grace
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Bishop Ronnie P Hall
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Hello my son of the Gospel, (Del Grace)! 
I wanted to take this moment to unite with you, in giving honors to one of the most gifted of rhythmical standard guitar players in the Sacred Steel community, and as well as the church enviroment to date. He is definitely the most sensitive to the mood changes rendered by the Spirit, and by formality. A definite joy to play with, in any arena of music rendered, and a gentleman to know. I trust that as the years unfold before us, that Jay "fingertips" Caver`s talent will be the "role model" of what a musician should be in these endeavors toward building what the term "Sacred Steel" should become. May God continue to smile on you Jay. Be Blessed!
Bishop Ronnie P. Hall
I wanted to take this moment to unite with you, in giving honors to one of the most gifted of rhythmical standard guitar players in the Sacred Steel community, and as well as the church enviroment to date. He is definitely the most sensitive to the mood changes rendered by the Spirit, and by formality. A definite joy to play with, in any arena of music rendered, and a gentleman to know. I trust that as the years unfold before us, that Jay "fingertips" Caver`s talent will be the "role model" of what a musician should be in these endeavors toward building what the term "Sacred Steel" should become. May God continue to smile on you Jay. Be Blessed!
Bishop Ronnie P. Hall