New Hal Rugg video on YouTube

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Bill Ferguson
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New Hal Rugg video on YouTube

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I have uploaded a clip of Hal from the 1999 International Steel Guitar Convention.

I do need some help though. I don't know the name of the song, the drummer's name or the keyboard player's name. So if you do, please post them and I will update YouTube.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2TAChMnZtg

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Bill,

I couldn't open this one. Hope you can fix.
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Post by Jamie Lennon »

thanks bill, this is great, that Franklin is really singing
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Listen to that BASS player as well ! wow.
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Post by Fred Shannon »

This little ditty should put to rest the "steel guitar is only for country" fallacy. All I can say is WOW, the entire group is tight as ticks. Thanks Bill for the post.


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Post by Rick Schmidt »

Bill...that's the Charlie Parker tune "Billie's Bounce". Great version! Thanks for posting.
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Post by robert kramer »

There can never be enough Hal!

Bass: David Smith
Guitar: Greg Galbreath
Piano: Catherine Styron Marx

Not sure on the drummer. Is it Randy Hauser?

Interesting they're in Bb. Bird cut it in F.
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Post by Jeremy Drawbaugh »

I LOVE IT, I LOVE IT, I LOVE IT!
THATS WHAT JAZZ ON THE STEEL SHOULD SOUND LIKE. WISH I HAD A 1/4 OF THOSE LICKS IN THAT ONE SONG.
BOY I SURE DO MISS OLE HAL.
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Post by John Roche »

If anyone would like to have a go at it here is a starting point...
http://www.basssick.com/bill-ease.html
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Post by Bill Ferguson »

When I first post video's I mark them as private until they are uploaded and I have a chance to check them out.
After I confirm they are ok, I release them, but sometimes it takes YouTube a couple of hours to process.

So if you are subscribed or catch it too quick, it will show as private. Just have patience.

Thanks
Bill
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Post by Bent Romnes »

ok Thanks for the clarification Bill.
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Post by Walter Stettner »

Great stuff, as usual! :)


Thanks, Bill!


Kind Regards, Walter
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Fantastic!
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