Sneaky Pete’s steel
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Karen Sarkisian
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Sneaky Pete’s steel
I’m in Cleveland and went to R&R HOF. Saw Sneaky Pete’s steel!
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Patrick Fleming
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Re: Sneaky Pete’s steel
I bet that was cool to see in person! I look forward hearing about tour when you get back to Boston.
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Karen Sarkisian
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Will Houston
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Re: Sneaky Pete’s steel
Cool, lots of good music out of that baby. Thanks for posting.
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Jim Pitman
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Re: Sneaky Pete’s steel
Played some gigs with that one!
Sneaky Pete was his own man both licks and tonewise. To me his Fender had a more of an electric guitar tone, not as much sustain perhaps but a wonderful attack and overtones. Listen to "Do Right" I think on the GP album. I put it up there with all the other iconic steel guitar accompaniment.
Sneaky Pete was his own man both licks and tonewise. To me his Fender had a more of an electric guitar tone, not as much sustain perhaps but a wonderful attack and overtones. Listen to "Do Right" I think on the GP album. I put it up there with all the other iconic steel guitar accompaniment.