Call 1-800-THE-MEAD to make your 2010 reservations!
For WI steel players,
"Have steel will play"
March 19, 20 & 21, 2010
at the Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Friday the 19th, 4-8 PM - Live Music in "The Tavern"...FREE
Friday the 19th, 9-1AM - Live music in the Riverside Ballroom...FREE
Saturday the 20th
11AM to 11PM STEEL GUITARS
IN CONCERT
Sunday the 21st
9:30AM Gospel Music Service
Sunday the 22nd - 10:30AM to 7:30PM
STEEL GUITARS IN CONCERT
Our special guests for the 2009 show were....
Nashville Session Player Mike Sweeney

Hey Sweeney, you're a cheesehead now! Mike exhibitied some
tremendous tone and flavor at his Zumsteel that were loved by player
and audience alike. Always a favorite and a down-to-earth guy, we
thank Mike for being a part of the 2009 show.
Herby Wallace

After perservering through
an illness that limited his right hand ability, Herby has regained nearly 70% of his
dexterity and with his determination will no doubt sound
nothing but better in the near future. His deep chord voicings and his high class
humor made him loved by the Wisconsin folks.
Click here to contact Herby.

Danny Hullihen, maker of Jagwire strings,
was a great return artist to our 2009 show.
He is the owner of the popular Jagwire string company.

Special Guest David Church brought
to our show the immortal songs
of Hank Williams. He and his wife
Terri were well appreciated.
Craig Davidson plays steel for David.
You can visit Dave's site here!

Maggie Mae
Maggie's first time appearance
at the show was welcomed by all and
her yodelling quickly became a hit.
Dale Chroninger plays steel for Maggie.
Visit Maggie's website here!
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Thanks everybody....

Craig and Sue Michael and Lynette

Mark Wayne Visit Mark's site here!
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In memory of our friend, Jerry Dube. Jerry fought a hard battle over the past several months with cancer,
but all during this duration we grew closer to him as not only a fellow steel player, but a true,
genuine friend and a member of our steel guitar family. He will be missed, but his wife Gail,
and son Jerome (a steel player) and the rest of his relation will continue to be welcome guests to our show.







