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From "Town Hall Party" July 18, 1959:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=BKMI6WqIpGM&search=George%20Jones

George doing "White Lightning" Gordon Terry on lead guitar, George Riddle with the harmony 1962:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=kBL613--8Ig&search=Gordon%20Terry

Just looking around on YouTube and found this:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=y_xzh5ESBKE

and this one:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=7K0_JHht_Nk

One word:AWESOME!!!!!

Song: "I Love You, Loretta Lynn"
Artist: Sonny Wright
Steel: Hal Rugg

Dim Lights, Thick Smoke(Joe Maphis-Max Fidler-Rose Lee Maphis) Misery Loves Company-Jerry Reed Hubbard (Jerry Reed) Goin' Steady (Faron Young) After The Fire Is Gone (L.E. White) Fire On The Mountain (traditional) Silver Threads And Golden Needles (Dick Reynolds-Jack Rhodes) <font size="1"...

more:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=35qS7BHeDjw

Great stuff!!!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mfVQ6f3uyOY&search=Conway%20Twitty

Hi Walter, I also just received the two Ernest Tubb DVD's in the mail (Monday) and have viewed each of them probably 6-7 times. They are great. I would highly recommend them to anyone who enjoys ET and his greatest band. I just hope they will release more DVDs like these!!!

Knoxville Girl-Wilburn Brothers (also the Louvin Brothers)
Veil Of White Lace-Mel Tillis
Cold, Cold Hands-Johnny Bush
Little Rosa-Webb Pierce, Red Sovine

Oops, I forgot about James Hollie, who according to George's book, played bass with him for 14 years. I have the album with "Cuttin' A Rugg" & "Jonesy" on it, which was released in about 1963 or 64 on the United Artists label. BTW, does anybody have a copy of the Jones Boys b...

Gary, According to the spoken introductions on the "George Jones Live at the Louisiana Hayride" CD the 1960's Jones Boys consisted of Charlie Carter on guitar, Sonny Curtis on steel, Charlie Justice on fiddle, and Freddie Haws on drums. on the CD, George introduces the Jones Boys just befo...

I listen to Joe's show via the internet regularly, and enjoy it VERY much. I have added records to my collection I didn't even know existed after hearing them on the show.

I listen to Joe's show via the internet regularly, and enjoy it VERY much. I have added records to my collection I didn't even know existed after hearing them on the show.

Charlie's Capitol albums: Less and Less/I Don't Love You Anymore (ST 2208) The Many Moods of Charlie Louvin (ST 2437) Lonesome Is Me (ST 2482) I'll Remember Always (ST 2689) I Forgot To Cry (ST 2787) Will You Visit Me On Sundays (ST 2958) Hey Daddy (ST 142) The Kind Of Man I Am (ST 248) Here's A Toa...

I LOVE Charlie's Capitol stuff. I have all of the LP's plus a duet LP with Melba Montgomery. There is some wonderful singing and great steel playing on them.

Guys, I wholeheartedly agree with all of your comments. I also like "Leave Me A Picture Of You" and "Don't Make Me Feel At Home" from the CD. Wesley's version of "Borrowed Angel" would make Mel Street very proud, I'm sure.

Hi Larry, If the CD you are referring to has "Borrowed Angel" on it, the liner notes in mine say Paul Frankin on steel & dobro.

Cody, All of the cuts you mentioned like "Don't You Ever Get Tired", "Fraulein" etc. were originally on an RCA album called "Country Favorites-Willie Nelson Style" (RCA LSP 3528 issued in 1966) The band used on the album was the Texas Troubadours, Buddy Charleton on ste...

The show is now archived with Dicky Overbey on steel and lots of other fantastic stuff.
Go here http://etrecordshop.com/ra/MJ092405.ram

Enjoy!!!!

John, It WAS Gordon Mote on piano on the PBS show. She introduced him by name after she sang "Let It Be Me" Jason

Erv,
The song is called "Leonard" Tommy's real name was Leonard Sipes. Jason

James, To answer your question, I'm not a steel player, but I've always been a HUGE fan of the steel guitar and its wonderful sounds.

Thank You Bill, I'm just tuning in now!!!!

Thanks for the help guys!!!

see my post in the "music" section, please.