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pedal steel

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pedal steel
n.
An electronically amplified guitar mounted on legs, with up to ten strings whose pitch can be altered by sliding a steel bar across them or by depressing pedals attached to them. Also called pedal steel guitar.
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Robert Webb's delicate health means he's unable to take part in the tour but appearing with the family on Sunday are pedal steel player Tim Walker and drummer Cal Campbell, son of singer Glen.
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But when the violin and pedal steel fades away, his voice still copes with subtler melodies - Symmetry and Geraldine both forming lush singalongs, with Chuck's deep growl rumbling above them like thunder.
REVIEW by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Pedal steel guitar, the least punk instrument you can get, drove many of the songs like Don't Get Me Wrong and Talk of the Town.
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