Paul Franklin @ the Opry!
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Paul Franklin @ the Opry!
I had the great pleasure to hear Paul play with the Time Jumpers featuring Vince Gill tonight. Paul played one of the most beautiful and soulful country swing solos on the E9th tuning I've ever heard(I've heard a lot of solos ) and I'm sure it was off the cuff too!
I would think it will be posted on the WSM/Opry archives in the next few days. I will post the link when it becomes available.
I would think it will be posted on the WSM/Opry archives in the next few days. I will post the link when it becomes available.
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Both Tommy White and Paul Franklin Jr are class acts all by themselves. I've admired both of them for a long time. Paul can certainly lay in some beautiful steel. I'll look forward to the link Tommy.
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Thanks Tommy,you both are great, You, Paul and Mike Johnson set the standard nowdays.
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I remember back about 1985 I was watching Grand Ole Opry Live and I had a BETA VCR that played the short tapes and I recorded the Whites that night singing "Making Believe" and Tommy was playing steel(a rosewood Emmons)and the intro he did just overwelmed me the way he used those knee levers to drop the second string. I still have the tape but I don't have a BETA VCR to play it on. Keep up the great work Tommy and Paul, in my opinion you are both masters of the steel guitar.
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Thanks Tommy,
It was good to see you last night. As I told you, I was sitting in the dressing room....In the room there was quite a conversation going on.....You started a solo on one of Jean Shepherd's songs and I had to excuse myself from the talk to listen to you work your magic..... Its rare that someones playing makes us stop to listen......You play the instrument with as much heart as you have knowledge........I hear the connection from heart to strings........Very few have that gift IMO.....
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It was good to see you last night. As I told you, I was sitting in the dressing room....In the room there was quite a conversation going on.....You started a solo on one of Jean Shepherd's songs and I had to excuse myself from the talk to listen to you work your magic..... Its rare that someones playing makes us stop to listen......You play the instrument with as much heart as you have knowledge........I hear the connection from heart to strings........Very few have that gift IMO.....
Paul
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Paul and Tommy
Just listen to the 4/2 Orpy show with Vince Gill,Time-Jumpers,with Paul Franklin. The Whites with Tommy White and Leon Rhodes.This is the way it should be,The best Country music you can ever hear LIVE!!.All were oustanding and wonderful.Vince starts 1:35 into the show.
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