Lloyd Green? Tom Brumley

[Peter Freiberger]

Sounds like Lloyd Green to me. Great playing!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ00hYnH ... annel_page

This guy has posted a bunch of Dolly Parton gospel cuts from this album, with great steel or dobro:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=Old ... lly+parton

And a bunch of Buck Owens with great steel playing by Tom Brumley:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=Old ... buck+owens

[Olli Haavisto]

Great stuff.
The first Dolly link could also be JD ??

[Peter Freiberger]

I don't think it's JayDee. Sounds like Lloyd Green, or maybe Tommy White, to me, but I can't find a personnel listing for her "Precious Memories" CD.

[Paul Graupp]

Perhaps he meant JD to be Jimmy Day but I'm hearing more of Hal Rugg's bite in this cut by Dolly.

Regards, Paul

[Peter Freiberger]

I don't think it's Jimmy Day. I think the backup in the second verse sounds particularly "Green". I don't know if Lloyd Green has any other recording history with Ms. Parton but he did also play on the newer "Backwoods Barbie" CD. Interesting tone, too. It sounds like it might have been recorded direct, but still sounds really good.

[Olli Haavisto]

I didn`t mean Jimmy Day. The intro had a couple of licks that made me think of Jay Dee.

[Jeff Evans]

I think the backup in the second verse sounds particularly "Green". I don't know if Lloyd Green has any other recording history with Ms. Parton . . .

He does.

"A House Where Love Lives" (Intro and fills) — Source: http://lloydgreentribute.com/

[Commentary on the above . . . I can't help it: The first note is a barnstormer, and I love the tone — it's honey and Grape Nuts . . . smooth and sweet, yet crunchy and substantial.]




Just Because I'm a Woman






"Yellow Roses" from White Limozeen

[chris ivey]

doesn't sound like lloyd-tone to me.