Here are a few pictures of the TSGA. I made 300 pictures at the show. I selected 15 out of the 300. I didn't get every player at the show. There's just two much to do and see.
Great pictures - we enjoyed the entire show, it seemed as though the players who were there worked their hearts out to make it an especially good show, given the Covid19 scare. Hats off to Albert and Debbie and all their staff!!
Two Spector 5 string basses, Martin D-18, Taylor 812CE, 1996āEpiphone Sheraton, 1944 Epiphone Zenith, a killer Luttrell 6 string resophonic, 1932 Model 56 Dobro, Beard Model E, Martin Soprano Uke, 10 string 1953 Alkire Eharp, Peavey Nashville 112, Fender Bassman, Fender 75 watt Rumble, and a Fender 100 watt Rumble.
JIM PACK Texas Bassman backed Sarah Jory, Lloyd Green and many others! He also writes charts for many of the musicans he works with. Great Job Jimmy Don!!!!!
One of the many "un-sung" Heros. A real work horse!!!!
Sho-Bud Steel Guitars, 3 Super Pro's, 1 Super Pro II (Rose) & 1 Finger Tip
Fender Guitars & Basses
Peavey Amps & Sound Equipment
JIM PACK Texas Bassman backed Sarah Jory, Lloyd Green and many others! He also writes charts for many of the musicans he works with. Great Job Jimmy Don!!!!!
One of the many "un-sung" Heros. A real work horse!!!!
Yes, Jim is a real work horse. He did have some mighty fine side men and women backing him up.
Bob,
Thanks for the pics...I was surprised when I saw my picture as the first one showing up on the post!!!
I would have listed Jeremy first !!!! ....or Lloyd, or Buck, or Sarah, or Mike ...or TBD others.
Thanks, Bill N.
Bill Nicholson wrote:Bob,
Thanks for the pics...I was surprised when I saw my picture as the first one showing up on the post!!!
I would have listed Jeremy first !!!! ....or Lloyd, or Buck, or Sarah, or Mike ...or TBD others.
Thanks, Bill N.
Bill, I posted them in order of the number of strings they had. you were the winner with 24. I hope you guys are having a good trip