We hope you had a chance to join us this year at the 17th annual SWSGA Steel Guitar Show and Convention. If so, please look for your photo amongst our nearly 200 pics. If not, see what you missed!
This was one of the best years ever. The talent was overflowing and everyone was at the top of their game. If you missed the show, you missed A LOT. Please join us next year!
Thanks to all the artists, fans, vendors, instructors and volunteers who made this yet another fantastic show. See you at the next one!
Great pictures...thanks for all of your efforts to take them and post them on here...good memories of a great show!
Zum Encore, Fender lap steel, Gretsch Country Gentleman, 1976 Ibanez L5,Ibanez GB10, Eastman archtop, Gypsy Jazz guitar, Telonics pedal, Squire Tele, Squire Strat, Fender Tonemaster, Gold Tone 5 string banjo, Little Wonder tenor banjo, Tenor and alto saxophones, 3 Roland cubes 30s and 80, Boss mini and Boss 50, Carvin combo bass amp
Thanks for posting these photos Guy, I had to miss this one, so it was great to see all the heroes and friends in the photos. Glad Dee and Paul Carestia were there again, would have lover to hear them again, especially Dee's singing and playing.
Bill Bailey
Kingman Arizona
2014 Mullen G2 D 10 8+5 Black
92 Emmons Lashley LeGrande D-10
Two Nashville 400 Amps and Nashvill 112.
Glad you liked the photos. Bill Tauson does a lot of this work, but I help a little.
I caught your steel set Saturday morning, as well as your many appearances backing things up on the 6-string. In both endeavors, you killed it! Great guitar work! Keep pickin' and grinnin', we love to hear you play!
I am very pleased you caught my set, and liked it - always a bit nerve wracking, but Doug Livingston, Rick Schmidt, and Dan Range make me feel safe up there.
I feel lucky to asked to accompany some amazing steel players - I always have moments where I have to pay special attention to my job, since I’m so amazed by what they do
I hope someone else can address your question. While I do have the honor of meeting many of the artist we photograph at these shows, I have not had the opportunity to meet Uncle Tony. As you probably saw from the photos, he plays steel and fiddle, but I am afraid that is all I know.
b0b, I don’t really know Uncle Tony, but watched him playing fiddle and Mike Sigler on steel in the GFI room. They impressed me with their musicianship.
Thanks for the photos, Guy. You and Bill really captured the spirit of a great weekend of music and steel guitar fellowship. I look forward to next year.
Chuck
I really missed playing on the show this year. Unfortunately I couldn't make it. Your pictures were a godsend. It was almost like being there. thank you so much for posting. Maybe next year. Dick
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Thanks for posting these photos Guy, I had to miss this one, so it was great to see all the heroes and friends in the photos. Glad Dee and Paul Carestia were there again, would have lover to hear them again, especially Dee's singing and playing.
