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Post by Dick Sexton »

What was all that between 2:28 and 2:43. Sorry, does not compute! WOW!
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WOW. That was as good as it could get. Now that's played
with a lot of felling.
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WOW is right: Great Stuff.
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Post by Peter Freiberger »

That's from Tommy's "By Request" CD. Highly recommended!

edit: Oops, my mistake. This is a live version, however the CD is still highly recommended.
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Post by Bent Romnes »

Dick Sexton wrote:What was all that between 2:28 and 2:43. Sorry, does not compute! WOW!
Wow, what a player! Just beautiful through and through.
Dick, that part is what you would call improvisation.
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Post by Larry Hamilton »

That's why Tommy is Tommy. :D :D :whoa:
Keep pickin', Larry
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Bent, I know and it is wonderful. I'm just amazed... And living with the fact, that only in my dreams could I ever do something like that. What a player!!!!
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Dick, the man is simply amazing. I guess some people just have it ...sigh....
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Post by Jody Cameron »

What a stunning piece of artistry!
Tommy is one of the best players of our time IMHO. Great work Tommy! :) jc
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Jody, I couldn't agree more. Greg,, thanks for sharing with us.
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He is a master at what i call string float,where he takes his 5th ,(may be others also) and floats it in and around the melodys.what a master ,it keeps your attendson for sure.
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Amazing... Sends shivers up and down your spine, doesn't it?
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SOUL! Don't get any better than Tommy.

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Great phrasing...sooo smooth..

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Post by Keith Poteat »

Tommy is one of the greatest. Check out one of our local boys, Tony Arrowood on the same song.
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Post by J Hollenberg »

It is indeed from the By Request album but it is the live version played in 2002.
I have also the tablature but the part from 2.24 til 2.43 is a lot different than on the cd.
Maybe someone has the tab for that part.
I am also looking for the live version of Tesa's Waltz.
Fantastic player, lots of soul, I like that particular style of playing.
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INCREDIBLE!
That is a new dimension on the Pedal Steel Guitar.
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Post by Finbarr O'Sullivan »

I wonder what guitar Tommy is playing there i love that thanks finbarr.
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Post by Paul King »

Absolutely beautiful. I can listen to Tommy White play for hours.
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Post by Nic du Toit »

Hey Dick,

what was that???....my goodness. Tommy has always been one of my favorite players....Loves the way he thinks on the steel!...
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Awesome playin.

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Man, thats just awesome.
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Post by Scott Henderson »

2:28 thru 2:43 was in part the theme from A sit com in the 70s or 80s I remember the tune but don't remember which show...
Tommy is totally over the top and one of my favorite players
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I just love Tommy White's playing; always have and always will. Very expressive player; with a lot of emotion.
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Post by Peter Freiberger »

Tommy is a player of staggering technique and feeling. I used to love seeing him on TV in the bands Buddy Skipper led on TNN. Every solo was an event. Tommy never held back, always "going for it", and played plenty of C6 too.

If you haven't got a copy of the "Evening of E9" with Tommy and Lloyd Green, it's an absolute must-have. Aside from the incredible playing from both, Tommy's obvious deep respect for Lloyd is touching.

I wish there was a C6 companion to his E9 instructional DVD, and how about "An Evening of C6" with someone like Paul Franklin?
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