The Steel Guitar Forum

Ed,
I have never heard of you referred to as "Mr. Sho-Bud". Why would you out right lie to someone like that?

Kevin

Plug the guitar into an amp and play.

The Lp had to be recorded in late 64 or early 65. The Mel Tillis cut is also a single he had out on the "RIC" label in 1965 (the first of 3 that year before moving to "KAPP" records).

Kevin

"TOGETHER AGAIN" was the B-side of "MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT" but, both sides went #1. First "MY HEART..." #1 with "TOGETHER...." at #2. Then the two songs switched positions and the next week they switched again. The single "Capitol 5136" was released ...

If ET is straight up 440 but Buddy tweaks (not 440) then he is not tuning to ET straight up 440. I'm I right or does 2+2=3.9999999999

Let me see if i have this right:
1)the best golfer is a black guy
2)the best rapper is a white guy
3)Theresa Galbraith and I agree on something
(a sign of the apocalypse?)

Let's see how many of the young performers are still in the business after 31 years.

http://www.raygriff.com/main.htm
Check this site out. Has a good list of songs that Ray Griff performed and wrote, including "Darlin'"

"BORROWED ANGEL" -- Written by Mel Street
"FORBIDDEN ANGEL" -- Written by Mel Street &
J. Riggs
"Darlin'" I think was wriitn by Ray Griff
"Fallen Angel" I think was written by Webb Pierce and Max Powell

Lloyd only played on "D-I-V-O-R-C-E", Pete Drake played on all the rest of Tammy's stuff.
Big difference between Pete and LLoyd.<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by KEVIN OWENS on 10 June 2002 at 05:01 PM.]</p></FONT>

The song "So Wrong" was written by Carl Perkins not Mel Tillis. Mel is a great writer but let's keep the facts straight.

Wonder if the "Curtain in the Window" comes with the house or do you have to buy new ones. Also, you can plant a "Different Kind of Flower" if you don't like the ones that are there already.

Jason,
The info I have list Longhorn - 544 (1964) WILLS, BOB "BUFFALO TWIST/SOONER OR LATER (YOU'LL FALL)". So the Bobby Garrett (#542) would be 63 or 64. I don't have a reference year close enough for any before that to be helpful.
Kevin

Rick, There are two 45's of Bobby playing "Rose City Chimes". (1958?) Trophy - 501 "Rose City Chimes / "Bobcat" (goodluck trying to find one of whose) (1964-65?) Longhorn - 542 "Rose City Chimes / Moonlit Shore" (I got 2 of these. one with a Dallas address and one ...

A kick drum playing 4 on the floor on a shuffle kills the swing feel. The bass drum should be played on 1 & 3 or not at all. Herb, what does Mr. Bush say about the drum pattern of a shuffle?

Kevin

The Grand Ole Opry is not the place to have a Waylon tribute. Waylon wasn't associated with the Opry.

I like Waylon and his music but, that was a bunch of out of tune BS.

Jimmy and Charlie did a great job. The rest have NO PLACE on the Opry stage or anything that has to do with COUNTRY music. Of the non-country acts, Cindy Thompson was the winner hands down. Mike, You got that right about Kate Cook. Those people know nothing about the Opry except a paycheck and not J...

"A Time to Sing" I think is the name of the Hank Jr. movie

From the Ronnie Pugh book "Ernest Tubb - The Texas Troubadour" ELMER "BUDDY" CHARLETON Very early in 1962, the second tenure of Buddy Emmons as Texas Troubadour steel guitarist was drawing to a close. No one denied Emmons's genius on the instrument, or the pivotal role he played ...

"Can't Help Falling in Love"
Recorded March 23, 1961 with ALVINO REY on steel.

<SMALL>Trivia: Who came up with the name "Buckaroos" ?</SMALL>

Merle Haggard when he was playing bass for Buck.

Funny, you didn't hear certain ones wanting to hear the Whites before they became famous (?) with the soundtrack CD. I guess it's OK to like an artist after they reach a certain amount of album sales. The Del McCoury band is one of the finest bluegrass groups around today. And that's the cold hard f...

That should be "Bobby Braddock" unless a person's name is also subjective.<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by KEVIN OWENS on 08 November 2001 at 09:58 AM.]</p></FONT>

I don't think the producers know Lloyd from Buddy. There maybe a few, very few who can capture the essence of Lloyd but, none who sounds like Lloyd. These two statements are opinions. This statement is a fact: They don't have Lloyd, Hal, Buddy, Weldon, etc....imitators but, there sure are a lot of P...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR><SMALL>....the steel is better than it's ever been!-Derek </SMALL><HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Do you really think the ideals, tone, individuality, etc..... are better now than in the 50's -- 70's? And if so, pleas...