Tác giả: STEEL GUITAR FORUM OF AMERICA
Mr.Dat plays very well and has an interesting Asian tone and technique. I just can’t get over someone releasing an album with those canned karaoke backing tracks. It’s OK for one listening, but that’s about it.
| Author | Topic: Vietnamese Steel Player |
| Derrick Mau Member From: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA |
 posted 01 July 2006 03:25 PM profile send email edit Came across this CD of a Vietnamese Steel player. |
| Larry W. Jones Member From: Kingwood, Texas, 77339 The Liveable Forest |
posted 01 July 2006 04:15 PM profile send email edit WoW, look what I found too: |
| Kevin Bullat Member From: Huntington Beach, CA |
posted 01 July 2006 07:17 PM profile send email edit Oddly enough, I taught an Vietnamese lady the steel guitar basics in Summer of ’05. She told me, to my disbelief!, that steel guitar was a big instument in their version of ‘lounge’ music. She was a sweet lady with a good ear. She was so respectful of me being the teacher. She brought me a plate of Vietnamese spring rolls on her last lesson. Deeeelicious!
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| Rick Collins Member From: Claremont , CA USA |
posted 01 July 2006 07:52 PM profile send email edit …clean web site, clean shirt, clean guitar, and clean playing. Bring the height of the guitar to waist height, for the standing position, and I’d give him the Mr. Clean seal of approval. |
| Larry W. Jones Member From: Kingwood, Texas, 77339 The Liveable Forest |
posted 02 July 2006 01:59 AM profile send email edit Here’s a bunch of Pham Manh Dat’s steelin’ phammanhdat/hoavang/10_aloma_oe.mp3 Aloma Oe |
| David L. Donald Member From: Koh Samui Island, Thailand |
posted 02 July 2006 04:17 AM profile send email edit If I could only read what it says, Though I think my next one may be to Seoul Korea. well I sent him an email, lkets see what happens! [This message was edited by David L. Donald on 02 July 2006 at 04:24 AM.] |
| Herman Visser Member From: Rohnert Park, California, USA |
posted 02 July 2006 07:57 AM profile send email edit To me it sounds alot like James Chu’s style of playing.Almost the same back up music. I kind of like it becuse it so simple to pick up and play along with. |
| Keith Cordell Member From: Atlanta |
posted 02 July 2006 08:42 AM profile send email edit His vibrato is very odd, reminds me a bit of their cultural instrumentation, with a bit of a warble to it. Very cool, and unexpected. |
| Jim Phelps Member From: Mexico City |
posted 02 July 2006 10:49 AM profile edit It doesn’t even sound like the same guy playing the psg solo in Mercy Mercy Mercy as the non-pedal stuff, and sounds like has two pickups on his steel. [This message was edited by Jim Phelps on 02 July 2006 at 10:56 AM.] |
| Mitch Druckman Member From: Arizona, USA |
posted 02 July 2006 11:39 AM profile send email edit Mr.Dat plays very well and has an interesting Asian tone and technique. I just can’t get over someone releasing an album with those canned karaoke backing tracks. It’s OK for one listening, but that’s about it. |
