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Subject:RE: [RESOGUIT-L]Where (or when even), did you FIRST become aware
Date:Thursday, December 29, 2005  19:50:33 (-0500)
From:Michael Shannon <mshannon @...net>

July 1991.  Lowell MA.

The Lowell Folk Festivel had started its annual weekend run in our fair 
city, and I was going with my friends to the Friday evening show.  In those 
days the opening show was held on the South Common, but torrential rains 
that evening moved it indoors to the Memorial Auditorium on East Merrimack 
St.   A few of us had walked several blocks to the Auditorium from a 
friend's apartment, and we found good seats in the balcony right above the 
stage.  My hair was dripping wet, and my glasses kept fogging up, making it 
difficult for me to see clearly.

On the program was singer/guitarist Peter Rowan accompanied by Jerry 
Douglas on the dobro.  Now I had heard of the dobro (Flatt and Scrugg's 
"When Papa Played the Dobro"), and was aware that there was such a thing as 
lapstyle playing, but had never thought about it much.  This was the first 
time I had never actually seen one played, and when JD started to work his 
dobro magic, I was completely floored.  I kept wiping my glasses and 
straining to see.  I thought, "This can't be real; it must be a trick. 
 I'll bet there's another musician behind the stage playing along."  In 
short, he stole the entire show as far as I was concerned.

I eventually got around to getting a resonphonic guitar and taking a few 
lessons to learn this lapstyle thing.  Now when I listen to JD, it's with a 
new understanding of how it's done.  Now I listen and think, "This can't be 
real; it must be a trick."

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Happy New Year, all!

Mike Shannon
Lowell MA


-----Original Message-----
From:	reso-man@comcast.net [SMTP:reso-man@comcast.net]
Sent:	Thursday, December 29, 2005 5:17 PM
To:	resoguit-l@elistas.com
Subject:	Re: [RESOGUIT-L] Reso-Christmas?

An interesting "thread" might be, "Where (or when even), did you FIRST 
become aware of Hawaiian,  or playing with a steel, style playing?"




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