Steel guitar
Steel guitar is a type of guitar or the method of playing the instrument. Developed in Hawaii by Joseph Kekuku in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a steel guitar is usually positioned horizontally; . . .
Steel Guitar People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Buck Trent
American instrumentalist
Eric Weissberg
American singer
Stuart Chatwood
Canadian musician
Jerry Douglas
American guitar player
Chris Darrow
American multi-instrumentalist
Kristof Hahn
Guitarist
Doug Sahm
American musician
Drifting Cowboys
Band
The Damn Band
Joe Trohman
American musician
Dean Fertita
American multi-instrumentalist
Evan Frankfort
American composer
Buddy Emmons
American musician
Bob Schmidt
American baseball player
Freddie Roulette
sonny rhodes
American singer
Nathan Gaunt
Australian singer-songwriter
Bill Leverty
American guitarist
Paul Tutmarc
American musician
Mason Neely
American record producer
Gene Parsons
American drummer
Dean Fertita
American multi-instrumentalist
Chris Funk
American musician
Dan Dugmore
American session musician
Hank DeVito
Musician
Pete Drake
American record producer
John Hughey
American musician
Red Simpson
American singer-songwriter
Nathan Gaunt
Australian singer-songwriter
Buddy Charleton
American musician
Mason Neely
American record producer
Buddy Emmons
American musician
Rusty Young
American guitarist
Greg Leisz
American musician
Nils Lofgren
American musician
James Ford
English record producer
Jeff Baxter
American guitarist
Al Perkins
American guitarist
John Jorgenson
American musician
Carl Broemel
American musician
Zane Beck
American musician
Sneaky Pete Kleinow
American musician
Bud Isaacs
American guitarist
Paul Franklin
American multi-instrumentalist
Tom Brumley
American guitarist
Toy Caldwell
Guitarist
Marlon Roudette
British recording artist
