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I record all the Larry's Country Diner shows and happened to watch the last one that aired on RFD and Mike Johnson was on with Daryl Singleterry. I was thoroughly engaged in that show from start to finish. Mike did a great job and the steel was center stage with Mike explaining the difference in the two necks, closeups of the pedals and levers. Mike is one of the best.
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I saw that, too. Pretty cool.
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That was a good show. Mike did a great job as usual. I thought his tone was great. I know he usually plays thru a N 400 but an angle shot of the amp made it look wider than a Nashville, maybe a Sessions 400.
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Yeah, I think it was a Session 400 and it sounded so good. Mike looked like he was having a great time.
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And his red PP didn't hurt
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i would like to trade him outta of ole red, but there probly ain't enough money in my 401 left to make a deal. :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Yes that was a GREAT show. YOU BETCHA,DYK?BC.
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Mike always looks to be having a great time.Such a great player.Ron
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Does anybody have his copedant -I also saw the show and was wondering about what he was doing on some licks
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Post by Ron Scott »

Try to google it. This worked for me with another steel player.RS
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Post by CrowBear Schmitt »

Mike's copedent had been posted here
here it is again

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Post by Quentin Hickey »

Mike really done some awsome steel on Justin Moores new album. Man he keeps outdoing himself. I hope I get a chance to watch hime some day. I didnt know he does Daryl Singletary's studio steel sutff, that cool! No wonder I love it so much :)
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Post by Quentin Hickey »

I have the same copy of Lary's Country Diner with Mike and Daryl Singletary singing. Great episode and tone from Mike as usual.
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Post by Jamie Lennon »

Would love to have seen this!
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Post by Bernie Gonyea »

:lol: :whoa: :roll: :D :lol:

I Too, missed that show; Normally I watch that Larry's country Diner each Sat. Has some good talent, most of the time.Bernie :D :whoa: :roll: :whoa:
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Has anyone got this?
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Post by Ken Byng »

Quite often, the Larry's Country Diner shows turn up on DVD. I will keep my eyes open for the one that contains this episode. Just love Mike's playing.
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Post by Roger Francis »

Mike is a great player, i would like to watch that video too cause i really like Daryle S.
but for the mean time we can listen to other stuff with Mike. here is one of my favorites because of the singer, this guy can sing his B-- off wow and Mikes playing is right there with him

http://youtu.be/UtLN-ILxwj4
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Post by Joe Clymer »

Roger, Thanks for sharing that. G.W. is one of my all time favorites!! Mike sounds GREAT.
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Post by Smiley Roberts »

If anybody has Daryl's CD w/ "I Never Go Around Mirrors" on it,check out Mike's steel break on it. It'll bring a tear to a glass eye!!
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Post by Roger Francis »

I have that CD Smiley its great, I worked on that song and it's very pleasing to the ear to play, I use it as one of my practice tunes to stay in shape
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

Here's the Daryle Singletary cut of "I Never Go Around Mirrors".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23SJldZ2ljI
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Post by Larry Gerdeman »

I have that episode saved on my DVR his kickoff and break on I never go around mirrors is fantastic.
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Post by Quentin Hickey »

My band mates are all Mike J fans. We do this song and borrowed angel, I love Mikes licks!!
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