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I never really paid attention to the drums on this song. LOL

That is HOT!

I just added seeing Brandon Bankes play a live gig to my bucket list.

"This Is How It's Meant To Be" - Emily Barker
(David Rothon on pedal steel)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUf5aRev ... e=youtu.be

Here it is... http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=231290

I would also like to mention the fact that I couldn't help knowing about Doug Jernigan... He played on a gospel album that my grandfather sang on in the early 80's. I uploaded those songs to the Steel Guitar Forum. Look for a thread with Doug Jernigan's name in the subject line.

Thanks, Peter! I forgot to mention that it was 12 years ago that I discovered Gram Parsons. Since then, I have bought hundreds of classic country, Alt. Country, and Country-Rock CD's. I am familiar with all of those steel pickers, but Lloyd Green is probably my favorite out of those.

It must have been a thrill to play pedal steel in a recording session with Gram Parsons! GP wanted the steel players to go crazy on his records!

Gram Parsons was my next great discovery...

JayDee Maness played some ridiculous steel on this one...

Gram Parsons' International Submarine Band
"I Must Have Been Somebody Else You've Known"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ1yplXo8t4

I think there is a problem with the Steel Guitar Forum.

Is anybody else seeing this?...



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It looks like you're having the same problem I had, Micky.

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That is a completely different recording. The vocal is completely different, too. I think that was recorded several years after the original recording, with Brumley playing steel on this newer version.

I should know, I have memorized the original recording.

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I think there were 3 different steel players on that album... Jay McDonald, Ralph Mooney, and JayDee Maness... I'll have to dig out the liner notes and post the details here. FYI, I used to study those liner notes while I was listening to those Buck Owens CD's when I was in college. I majored in Mec...

I'll never forget how I felt when I heard the very first track on that CD, "My Heart Skips A Beat" with the Telecasters and Buck and Don's harmony! I felt like I had been searching for that sound... Then, I heard "Close Up The Honky Tonks" and it sounded so good that I wanted to ...

That was the very first Buck Owens album I bought when I was 20 years old (1997). That single CD purchase at Wal-Mart in Cullman, Alabama changed the rest of my life. I will never be the same again after hearing Ralph Mooney's pedal steel. This song was one of my favorites on the entire album, but t...

Wow! John Coltrane on steel guitar!

This is the song that gets my tractor cranked every morning when I get to work...

Pete Drake - Pedal Jumpin'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7fWxibPD84

THANK YOU!!!

I love to hear Neil Flanz on the album Gram Parsons & Fallen Angels Live 1973. That's a good album to listen to on a rainy night when you're out by yourself in a car. Trust me, you should try it sometime.

This pedal steel is fantastic if you can bring yourself to watch the video. Tift Merritt is hard to look at...



Tift Merritt - "Virginia, No One Can Warn You"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRKCx3LvUho

The steel on this song is great, especially 2:52 to 3:18...

The Decemberists - "Rise To Me"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGJ8Eos_6u0