Randy Beavers and his little red 1970 Emmons 

Somewhere Over the Rainbow. So sweet a song.

wonderful! I love this sound! When I was a teenager, I got a 6-string Hawaiian guitar from my old father. Today, at 58 years old, I have a great desire to buy a 10-string steel guitar like the one you are playing and play again. I am a pastor of a Baptist church in the city of Campinas, state of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

I'm convinced the pedal steel is the most heavenly instrument.

Criminally underrated video

Hi Randy…sending my love from Tulsa…thanks for blessing us with this beautiful song…

Just wonderful playing and that Emmons is a dream...excellent

Wow. Some chords that are blowing my mind.

Love the looks, love the sound, and love the playing

what a pure tone

Goodness…. Randy’s playing brings a tear to my eye every time. I don’t know anyone who knows the E9th tuning more thoroughly

Mighty fancy pickin there Randy; you really know how to use those knee pedals son; keep on pickin and a grinin; we love it!

Once in a while I listen to Al Perkins on Last of the Red Hot Burritos,just shredding on a Fender pedal steel!

Gorgeous!

Beautiful execution and arrangement.

Wonderful on one of the finest steels!

Beautiful guitar, nice doggo and garage

Dick Gordon's lessons paid off well. Excellent job, Randy!

That's so cool. Randy is in his element. What a fine guitar. Looking awesome as expected.

This is what happens , when taste touch and tone get wrapped up in a package, guitar sounds stellar too,

Love your music out here Randy >>>Thanks for posting and keep up the good work >>> if your ever coming through Evansville Indiana stop by for a quick lunch>>> love to have you .>>>God Bless >>>

Pretty fantastic! Who'd have known that there were so many chords in one song.

Wow, this is really nice. Beautiful!

Great...

The smile says it all! Well done!

that's just darn nice!

oh what tone!!

il maestro! So beautiful

Dang!

Nice job Randy

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Awesome steel picking the chords sound so rich please teach me thank you

Did you have to tweak the mids a great deal on your Katana? That's where I made the most improvements.

Are you playing on a boss katana? I'm having a prob getting the right settings...