PSG instruction in SF, CA?

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Chip McConnell
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PSG instruction in SF, CA?

Post by Chip McConnell »

Hey folks-
I am looking for an instructor in the San Francisco area to help me get started on the pedal steel. I am a rank novice, although I have played six-string for 16 years or so (for what that's worth). I have a steel and plenty of time on my hands these days. Hope to hear from you- Thanks-
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John Fabian
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Post by John Fabian »

Here is a link to a listing of teachers:

http://www.steelguitar.com/resource/teachers.htm

Actually you may find your 16 years experience valuable.

I think you'll find this video useful. It was made for 6 string guitarists.

http://www.steelguitar.com/resource/videos/vids6string.html


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Dave Zirbel
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Post by Dave Zirbel »

Chip,
Duane "Pudgy" Wong has a Music store across the Bay in El Cerrito called Music Works. I know he used to give lessons and there is a good chance he still does. He helped me a lot when I was starting out. They're in the phone book.

Good luck, Dave
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Post by RB Jones »

Bobby Black may give lessons. He's probably the best known and experienced pedal steel guitar player (he also plays Reso) in the Bay Area.

Go to his site
http://www.rearwindowmusic.com/
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Post by David Biagini »

I asked Bobby a few years ago if he gave lessons and he said "no". Maybe he's changed his mind. That would be good.