Wild Side of Life Tune

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Dick Wood
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Wild Side of Life Tune

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I'm posting this mainly as a test to try out Picosong to see if I know how to make it work properly.

This is a song I posted a few years ago but a lot of people said they never could get it to play.



http://picosong.com/LGB
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Song plays well and sounds great. Are you playing the steel backup?
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Yes that's me playing my Williams.
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Post by David A. Jones »

What a coincidence! I just ordered a SD-10 Williams keyless at the steel show. I think they are great guitars.

David
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Bill's work is flawless and while I have never owned a keyless, I love the way my D10 plays.

Be sure to post some pics when you get it.
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Post by Billy Tonnesen »

The tune to "Wild Side Of Life" is the same as a very early Roy Acuff recording called "The Great Spreckled Bird", a Gospel song. Just thought I would throw in a bit of trivia ! Your recording came out good !
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Dick Wood On The D-10 Williams

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:D :whoa: :roll: :lol:

Dick : Once again you share your great talent with your fellow steel guitar lovers and players of same. A fine job, indeed, on a fine old standard. Was I hearing a slight touch of Jeff Newman or maybe an admiration of the singing voice..Both are certainly to be appreciated; your style of playing is so brilliant and smooth; love your technique of doing the " Chromatic; run downs and ups " all thru the melody.. Thanks for sharing this fabulous version with us..Warm Regards..Bernie :whoa: :whoa: :whoa:
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Bernie,

My main influence is without a doubt Buddy Emmons which I always felt is very evident in my style,phrasing etc.and I probably picked up some of Jeff's licks as I learned to play from much of his material he sold over the years.

Thanks very much for your kind words.
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Post by Ricky Thibodeaux »

Sounds great. It was nice talking with you at the show. Maybe we can get together some day so you can teach me some of those nice runs. Take care.
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Hi Ricky,

It was great getting to meet you too. If Mickey Adams hadn't called I would have missed the whole show on Saturday because I had forgotten it was that week.

It would be fun to get together and pick a little.

You are always welcome to come out whenever we play Rodeo Exchange across from Pearls or to Billy Bobs and hang out with us anytime.
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