Uploaded June 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Powerful vocals, rhythm and harmony in this rough cut of the Steel Wheels singing on the Live Oak Stage. The band's primary songwriter Trent Wagler has been making music in Virginia for nearly ten years, and it is there that Trent met what would be the first new member of The Steel Wheels, Jay Lapp (mandolin, guitar, vocals). Jay had been touring in several bands throughout the Midwest when he and Trent met in Harrisonburg, Virginia. The musical partnership formed, and it was the first incarnation The Steel Wheels. Later, the two were joined by Brian Dickel (upright bass) and Eric Brubaker (fiddle), and The Steel Wheels were born.[ Wikipedia]. Steel Wheels is also the name of the 19th album by the Rolling Stones.
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Powerful vocals, rhythm and harmony in this rough cut of the Steel Wheels singing on the Live Oak Stage. The band's primary songwriter Trent Wagler has been making music in Virginia for nearly ten years, and it is there that Trent met what would be the first new member of The Steel Wheels, Jay Lapp (mandolin, guitar, vocals). Jay had been touring in several bands throughout the Midwest when he and Trent met in Harrisonburg, Virginia. The musical partnership formed, and it was the first incarnation The Steel Wheels. Later, the two were joined by Brian Dickel (upright bass) and Eric Brubaker (fiddle), and The Steel Wheels were born.[ Wikipedia]. Steel Wheels is also the name of the 19th album by the Rolling Stones.
Video by Jimages.com
