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Paul Wade
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vince gill "oklahoma swing"

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great song who is the steel player??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evuGkzlo ... re=related

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Post by CrowBear Schmitt »

cookin' ! :D

Vince mentions, Joe Mc G....(?) at the end of the clip

it's a shame the fellow w: the camera did'nt have enough sense to shoot the steel player a bit so we could get in on it
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Post by Howard Tate »

I think he said Joe McGuffy on steel. Great picking by all.
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even with his hat on backwards, vince's guitar playing dazzles...what a picker!
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Post by Paul Graupp »

Anyone who can trade fours with Vince is in the top echelon of steel guitarists. Who ever he turns out to be, he has surely payed his dues !! All the camera man did was show his understanding of the task at hand which was.... :( :( :mrgreen:

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Post by Joachim Kettner »

There was a short sequence the steel player in question, played on E9th neck during the solo. The whole performance is absolutely wonderful.
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Post by Ricky Davis »

Well way back then around 1990; I played in a band that opened a show in Austin for Vince Gill...and he had Rusty Young on Steel.
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Post by Pete Finney »

That was just before Vince hired John Hughey; Vince didn't really have a steady band at the time, just a pool of players that he used...

Joe McGuffie (who'd played steel with Dolly for years) played with Vince some back then, as did Rusty Young, Paul Franklin and Al Perkins among others (I played quite a few gigs with Vince that year myself...).

Anyway, I'm sure that's Joe on steel, and I know that's Willie Weeks on bass and Tony King on guitar; probably Martin Parker on drums though it's hard to see...
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Post by Micky Byrne »

Hi Paul....yes i totally agree, the camera man was totally C**P ....obviously can't tell the difference between a guitar and steel, and obviously no brain in his skull, because sometimes Vince stopped playing and he still panned on him while the steel was playing amazing licks....Oh well!!! :?

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And the same low grade camera man as in the other clip. Had to be the same one....I don't think two camera men can be that stupid...excuse me. I mean untrained. :whoa: :whoa: :x :x

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