What one song has the tone on steel you want to emulate

Allan Kelly · Post by **Allan Kelly** » 6 Jul 2009 4:03 pm

Sneaky Pete Kleinow's solo on Frank Zappa's "It Just Might Be a One Shot Deal"

Mike Merz · Post by **Mike Merz** » 6 Jul 2009 4:52 pm

How about the tone from a song that Ill bet has gotten air play every day from the day it was released in 1972 to today. Old Man from Neil Youngs Harvest By the great Ben Keith. To me he is the best!

Peter Nylund · Post by **Peter Nylund** » 7 Jul 2009 10:25 am

I'm trying really hard to sound like myself

Larry Rafferty · Post by **Larry Rafferty** » 7 Jul 2009 11:55 am

One of my favorites is the Paul Franklin turn around in Buttermilk John, a vocal by Vince Gill, while sitting in with the Time Jumpers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkvhf5I6xtA

Dan Tyack · Post by **Dan Tyack** » 10 Jul 2009 8:57 pm

Tom Brumley, anything off the live from Carnagie Hall record.

Bill Moore · Post by **Bill Moore** » 11 Jul 2009 4:48 am

last night I watched the Time Jumpers on RFD TV, John Hughey's playing on Sweet Memories almost brings tears to your eyes. Amazing tone, I don't believe that anyone could sound better that that.

Frank Parish · Post by **Frank Parish** » 11 Jul 2009 8:18 am

I consider the tone on Lloyd Greens Revisited CD to be every bit as good and better than any of his early stuff. Just pick any tune on the whole thing and he knocks it out of the park. My personal favorite would be Leftys Borrowed Angel.

chris ivey · Post by **chris ivey** » 11 Jul 2009 9:20 am

if there was just one song to epitomize steel guitar, i would choose 'lost in the feeling' by john hughey and his singer, conway! the story line, title and tone of vocal and steel is magical.

Keith Murrow · Post by **Keith Murrow** » 11 Jul 2009 8:20 pm

Steve Wariner's "When I could Come Home to You". I'm not sure if it was Allyn Love playing or someone else.