2017 TSGA Rick Alexander Non-Pedal Show... Doug Jernigan with Carco Clave

[@michaelkiese7794]

Doug is playing in C6 D4 - 12 (SIT Buddy Emmon’s Set comes with a 17, but Doug prefers a 12 presumably to tune to G as an option) E4 - 14 C4 - 18 A3 - 22 G3 - 24w E3 - 30w C3 - 36w A2 - 42w [the number next to the note name indicates the octave in which the note is. In other words, A2 is the second A from the bottom of the piano.] Doug uses SIT brand strings. I'm taking lessons from Doug and am making these comments for posterity and stewardship of the steel guitar profession. Hopefully some kid or guy/gal in the future will find this video and also have this information to help them out.

[@michaelkiese7794]

1:21 My Home in San Antone, Key of F 4:17 Little Coquette, Key of Bb 8:17 A Maiden's Prayer, Key of Eb 12:30 All of Me, Key of C 17:12 Roadside Rag, Key of E 22:29 Leaning on the Everlasting Arms, Key of G

[@scowell]

Sorry about the focus... the camera has been punished!

[@michaelkiese7794]

Hey Stephen, do you recall the specific brand and model of the lap steel Doug is playing?

[@scowell]

@@michaelkiese7794 It's Carco's steel... funny name beginning with an A IIRC... an old collector item. Find Carco's set from the same year, i believe he discusses it there.. it's on my channel of course. If I remember I'll come back and post it.

[@lapsteels8]

thanks so much for posting

[@wichitatim]

If there was a doctorate in steel, he should have one...

[@michaelkiese7794]

Without a doubt!

[@michaelkiese7794]

I love Doug's rendition of My Home in San Antone at 1:21. Redd Volkaert did a version in D at kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJzdY2qqjah3rZI It's nice to hear the different takes on the same song by these 2 great musicians.

[@iloxsiluet5220]

tuning please

[@michaelkiese7794]

Just posted it. Same tuning as the 2016 performance. Enjoy!