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I know I've already posted a tribute but I just had to do one more of the greatest country singer,
http://youtu.be/jvuSS7BKY98

Thank you Roy

In my humble opinion one the most beautiful produced country albums with the most beautiful steel guitar ever.

55 Years of Steel Guitar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owXHa6QvTDk

For some reason my posted youtube URL didn't work right in my recent post so just type in Terry Sutton and there is a mountain view and it should come up.

Check out the three tracks on the last part of this piece which I recorded thirty years ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GRAFs70t2A

Contrary to some peoples thoughts I make a good living and pay my bills on time with my 1980 Sho-Bud.

Great information Robert,thank you

I think I first heard that song in 1957

Who was the steelplayer on Faron Young's Sweet Dreams?

I'm reasonably sure Bobby Seymour can help you out

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After surgery PSA is now zero and feel like I did thirty years ago, ready for the road,lol Hal, do you remember raiding my refrigerator? Thanks to everyone for your thoughts,Dale say hi to Yvan.

As you and Mike Smith have proved there is a place for pedal steel in ANY kind of music.

I think my old Shobud has it's original sound.

Opinions please

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ4pxyXSCsg

This is beautiful song written and recorded by Paul Franklin over twenty five years ago and he graciously allowed me to post my version,which I put on tape over twenty years ago. As I only had an audio version I recorded some visual background from a mountain in New Hampshire.Believe me this has not...

Our band www.Stone-Canyon.Com uses no amps.Everything direct to the board using earbuds for monitors which gives us the front mix. I go direct to a Sho-Bud volume pedal then through a Roland GP16 processor then left and right out to the board. I do the mixing from the earbuds. For this video I went ...

You're right Hal, it's my 74 year old memory but these old ears hear a two chord on the track.

I guess I'm behind the times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ4pxyXSCsg

After successful surgery ready to roll again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJ4pxyXSCsg

Tommy's last e-mail tommycass@comcast.net

I believe "Lost In The Feeling" was Paul Franklin

In my HO Paul Franklin on "Lost In The Feeling" by Mark Chesnutt on the album of the same name.