Well it was a cold crappy day here in Missouri today and I spent the day messing around in my shop and playing my guitar.I got to going through my CD's. It had been a while since I had listened to Bruce's CD and I had forgotten how good it really is. We all know what a fine steel guitar builder that he is, but he is a great player also. I know that there are new people every day that come to this forum. Some may not know about his CD and his book. Here are a couple of forum links for any one that don't know about his work. Dale
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... ight=bruce
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... 58a844ef0f
Bruce Zumsteg
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Dale Hampton
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I used to live in KC and first met Bruce in January of 74. He was one of the "elite" KC area steel pickers back then. I was at the old Club 95 one night when he was filling in and he picked great.
He was good enough to pursue a career as a "top tier" musician if he wanted to.
I picked at a KC jam with Bruce about 4 years ago and he was in the audience at the Heart of America steel club jam, that I picked at, in Harrisonville two years ago.
He was good enough to pursue a career as a "top tier" musician if he wanted to.
I picked at a KC jam with Bruce about 4 years ago and he was in the audience at the Heart of America steel club jam, that I picked at, in Harrisonville two years ago.