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Sorry for the drops, I changed the song. Listen now a clear version of the song.

Petr

Hello guys!
Here is the song:

I'm A Sad Lonely Man (Cal Smith & The Texas Troubadours, 1965)

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I've been knowing that you will, you kidder!

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Next week we'll serve Jim Nesbitt on Chart Records with LG.
Hope you will enjoy that menu, too.
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Red is all time great but the sixties were the greatest. I'll bet he knows it.

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Don't miss,
Red's complete Capitol (1966) album with great Ralph on the steel,
for listening or downloading, just like you want.

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Got a book about Hank. There's the all session credits of those periods. That's why I shot straight.

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Sounds like Curly in the early '50.

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FOLSOM PRISON BLUES There's two Waylon's versions of the song: 1st: Recorded: August 6/1968, 10:00-13:00, RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN Wayne Moss - lead guitar Jimmy Capps - rh.guitar Pete Drake - steel Bobby Dyson, Norbert Putman - bass William Ackerman - drums Charlie Mc...

THE STRANGERS GETTING TO KNOW MERLE HAGGARD'S STRANGERS (Capitol ST-590) October 5/1970 Produced by Ken Nelson Roy Nichols - lead guitar Bobby Wayne - guitar Norm Hamlet - steel Dennis Hromek - bass Biff Adam - drums 01. CARAVAN - (D.Ellington-J.Tizol-I.Mills) 3:16 guitar Roy Nichols 02. HAM BOOGIE ...

Some of the versions: FREDDY WELLER: Games People Play (Columbia) '69 JOE SOUTH: Games People Play (Capitol) '69 FLOYD CRAMER: Class Of '69 (RCA) '69 ERNEST TUBB: Saturday Satan Sunday Saint (Decca) '69 BILL ANDERSON: My Life (Decca) '69 CONWAY TWITTY: I Love You More Today (Decca) '69 LYNN ANDERSON...

What about Greg Trostle of The Pirates, I guess.

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Dale Sellers - guitar/ac.dobro Ray Edenton, Jerry Shook, Jimmy Capps - rh.guitar Rock Money - ac.guitar James Marshall - bass guitar Larry Sasser - steel/dobro Bob Moore - bass Hayward Bishop - drums Hargus Pig Robbins, Bobby Wood - piano Ray Edwards - banjo/mandolin/dobro Bill Osment - fiddle Vocal...

Lloyd Maines, maybe.

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And I love steel guitar players, Walter !

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29 October 1969 [14:00-17:00/18:00-21:00] RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN – Waylon Jennings (Dale Sellers, Fred Carter, Chip Young, Junior Huskey, Kenneth Buttrey, Charlie McCoy, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Danny Davis) [vocal chorus overdubbed 25 November] XWA4-2514 SINGER OF ...

Grady Martin, Wayne Moss, Pete Wade - guitar
Chip Young - rh.guitar
Bobby Thompson - rh.guitar/banjo
Weldon Myrick - steel
Norbert Putnam - bass
Jerry Carrigan - drums
Floyd Cramer, David Briggs - piano
Vocals:
The Jordanaires
Recorded:
Oct/1969, RCA Victor Studio, Nashville

Josh Graves - dobro
Frank Evans, Billy Troy, Leo Taylor - guitar
Gene O'Neal - steel
Leon Watson - bass
Burt Hoffman - drums
David Lindsay - piano
Bo Jaceman - clavinet
Jimmy Kelly - percussion

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I know the singer, Walter.

Her inits are NS and the song from her beautiful album Country My Way on Reprise.

Not sure whose that wonderful steel playing is. Drake - my shot.

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Lloyd's solos on
30 CALIFORNIA WOMEN with Kenny Price
and CHARLOTTE FEVER with Kenny Price
are the great ones.

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The singer is Pee Wee King surely.

And in those days Roy Ayers worked with Pee Wee. But, maybe I'm wrong.

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Mike,

swingwest is the one and only media I listen abonently.

Thanks for that and keep on keeping on !

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Yeah, I guess you got it, Jon.

Commander Cody with Bobby Black.

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We're looking forward to, Steve.

I love those researches of the things from the days when album credits weren't in style.

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The song was recorded in July/1968 probably at Bradley's Barn, Mt. Juliet, under production of Jerry Bradley and Walter Haynes. First release as a single on Kapp (K-934) August/1968. A: Merry-Go-Round B: Here Comes That Feeling Again (Composers of both are Gary Stewart and Bill Eldridge) Second rele...