Legends of Steel Guitar - Part 9

PArt 9 of Legends of Steel Guitar featuring Jim Vest, Stu Basore, and Don Helms

[@michaelwilkerson9763]

JIm thank you so much for having these videos Im a steel player myself and I listened a many a mile to steel breaks from you Stu and Don and also tommy And thanks for honoring jimmy day in this video he was my very best friend in the steel guitar world and like my second dad i loved him dearly

[@mrtco1012]

JIM, I HAVE TRULEY ENJOYED THESE LEGENDS VIDEOS. I HAD A BAND AROUND LOUISVILLE FOR A FEW YEARS BACK IN THE 90'S. TOMMY WHITE'S DAD, BUBBA, WAS MY STEEL PLAYER. HE WAS LOVED AND TRUELY MISSED BY ALOT OF MUSICIANS. TIM OVERSTREET

[@kickinkountryband]

Jim, Thanks so much for this....I am a steel player in Wisconsin, and I've been foolin around with the Franklin change...this really helped me put it in perspective! Now That I have an Iphone..I can watch this stuff when We're on the road too! Awesome!

[@razor75250]

Jory Simmons how is the Franklin change working for you? My derby came with it when I bought it used

[@metzelfetz8473]

Legends of talking about Steel Guitar!

[@michaelstamper3096]

Tom Brumley writing the part on Together Again was amazing

[@shelvingunit2000]

Love these videos! Can anyone run down the full names of all 4 of the players? I know Jim Vest and Don Helms. Who are the other 2?

[@stevew270]

Tommy White was the young one of the group, he's currently the Opry staff steel player and the other was Stu Basore who played with Ray Price, Kitty Wells and played on some Jean Shepard recordings.

[@michaelstamper3096]

Ralph Mooney should be included

[@sixstringsaway7642]

Ralph pretty much invented the steel

[@arthurbeard7689]

How do i get they series

[@igorbanski5157]

Love steel but hate documentaries in which there's no steel playing. Adios.