johnny bush live in sweden 2008

[Paul Wade]

great classic country music from the great johnny
bush does, anybody know the steel player who is
playing a d-10 sierra ? great tone on the sierra

enjoy

p.w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFEaRgNoOng

[Charlie Moore]

Now thats tone to the bone boys,don't know who he is but hes a PLAYER,cool finger raise at about 5:09,good chops..
Charlie.

[Milton C. Willmann]

Looks like Don Sowersby to me.

[autry andress]

I think David Wright could steel his I.D. & get away with it. They sure look alike to me.

[Mike Kowalik]

I'm with Milton...looks like Don Sowersby to me.

[Andy Zahnd]

This is for shure Don! What a great player he is... and he is fun to be around! To bad we don't hear/see him often! Listen to his C6th stuff he's playing on E 9th.... he kills you!

[Paul Wade]

here is some more of don's playing a little c6th
is he on the forum thanks guy's

p.w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiba21LH ... re=related

[Ulf Edlund]

I was there! Don's playing really blew me away!
He played all weekend, with Johnny Bush, Leslie Tom, Bill Green and Jeff Chance. He played a borrowed Sierra and didn't seem to get along completely with the guitar, but his tone and playing was incredible!
I have never heard anyone play swing-C6 stuff on the E9th neck the way he did. World class!

[Randy Gilliam]

That Is Don Sowersby , Super Player and My Buddy. Randy G.

[Ulf Edlund]

That's it Randy, now i envy you!
I almost did when i saw the gorgeous SKH Legrande you sold but i managed to get over that.
Seriously, Don's playing that weekend has been the subject of a lot of talk among swedish steelplayers since that festival. If there's such a thing as perfection he came pretty close to it, and he did it on a borrowed guitar with a "wrong" setup. After a few sets he folded some of the knee levers away but he kept on playing totally awsome just the same.
The tone he got out of the Sierra plugged straight into a NV 112 wasn't bad either.
...does it show that i was impressed?

[frank rogers]

Yes, the late,great Jeff Chance on fiddle. Jeff was one of the best country singers in the biz and a very talented multi-instrumentalist to boot! click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRfKTdpecAA and here in '84 with his group "Chance" one of my favorite bands ever. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riuqK-xC ... re=related

[Ulf Edlund]

Jeff featured one set in Furuvik and it was very very good! For me, Jeff, Don, Joe Manuel on the guitar and Gene Watsons performance were the highlits of the festival.