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I think Phil Baugh should be mentioned.

Another good one is T for Texas (Blue Yodel), performed by Waylon Jennings, with Ralph Mooney on steel... Mooney tears this song up!

Another good one is T for Texas (Blue Yodel), performed by Waylon Jennings, with Ralph Mooney on steel... Mooney tears this song up!

One of my personal favorites is "Blue Steel Blues", performed by Bob White.

The album was Steel Trek, recorded circa 1978.

imho... one of the finest steel guitar albums ever!


~bpj

One of my personal favorites is "Blue Steel Blues", performed by Bob White.

The album was Steel Trek, recorded circa 1978.

imho... one of the finest steel guitar albums ever!


~bpj

Thanks for the responses...

I was blown away, it is one thing to hear a song on the radio, but to watch someone make such music is way too cool. The man was one hot picker. In this part of the world "Honky Tonk Heroes" is just about our National amthem. It is one of my favorites too!

I saw an excellent video the other day of Waylon Jennings doing "Honky Tonk Heroes". Does anyone know who the steel player would have been, circa 1975?

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