Lloyd Green - Bars of Steel
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Lloyd Green - Bars of Steel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dibdXQR-w9c
Here is a good song one called ( BARS OF STEEL)by Lloyd i hope you enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5XOcIQE4YY
Lloyd Green - One has My Heart, the Other has My Name
Here is a good song one called ( BARS OF STEEL)by Lloyd i hope you enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5XOcIQE4YY
Lloyd Green - One has My Heart, the Other has My Name
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At first I wondered what was on his left knee in the first clip... Then to my embarrassment, I recalled when I first started playing. I was so nervous, my hands would prespire and to dry them, I kept a cloth diaper on my left knee. Kids were around in those days and it was BDD (before disposable diapers...)! They were better than any sort of hand towel in drying my palms.
I think now, looking back, that I may have been ashamed of doing that and never said a word about it. Sometime along this lengthy road of music, I stopped using them and I haven't the vaguest idea of when that may have actually happened. It is of no comfort to see a Master doing the same thing. He is certainly entitled to do whatever he sees fit but it surely gave me a head jerk to realize what it was !!
Regards, Paul

I think now, looking back, that I may have been ashamed of doing that and never said a word about it. Sometime along this lengthy road of music, I stopped using them and I haven't the vaguest idea of when that may have actually happened. It is of no comfort to see a Master doing the same thing. He is certainly entitled to do whatever he sees fit but it surely gave me a head jerk to realize what it was !!
Regards, Paul



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The master is his usual impeccable form. It's kind of dark.....Is that the JCH?
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Yes, Lloyd played his JCH, now owned by Henning Kock in Denmark.
The video's are from April (Easter) 1991. I was there and played after Lloyd.
The band is "Country Friends" from Norway.
This was only about 7 or 8 months before Lloyd retired. He played so good and did about one hour with sooooo tastfully playing.
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The video's are from April (Easter) 1991. I was there and played after Lloyd.
The band is "Country Friends" from Norway.
This was only about 7 or 8 months before Lloyd retired. He played so good and did about one hour with sooooo tastfully playing.
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That's explains why I sound so bad. I've been wearing my diaper somewhere other than my knee.Paul Graupp wrote:At first I wondered what was on his left knee in the first clip... Then to my embarrassment, I recalled when I first started playing. I was so nervous, my hands would prespire and to dry them, I kept a cloth diaper on my left knee. Kids were around in those days and it was BDD (before disposable diapers...)!




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go to www.lloydgreentribute.com
then go to soundclips and scroll down to bars of steel, it is a better quality mp3, and an awesome rendition.
then go to soundclips and scroll down to bars of steel, it is a better quality mp3, and an awesome rendition.
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Lloyd Green.........Cold Cold Heart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD8EqMmmduw I hope that this works; IMO, motivation for playing this song, give a listen.
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Lloyd Green.........Cold Cold Heart
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD8EqMmmduw I hope that this works; IMO, motivation for playing this song, give a listen.