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Per Arild Sehl
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Post by Per Arild Sehl »

Allmost 100% sure it's Terry Crisp, fantastic player.
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Amen to that! Terry's a fantastic player, and doesn't get much mention here, but he can hang in there with the best. 8)
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Absolutely Terry Crisp and man does he tear it up on that song.
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Post by Sid Hudson »

Terry Crisp! Man what a talent. One of the greatest steel guitarist that has ever lived.

He is a multi talented guy.

I watched him rebuild a motor in an old John Deere tractor and later that evening with his hand bruised and bleeding we went to work as he was setting in for Jim Vest and the Nashville Cats whom I was playing with at the time.

Terry sat down and played the entire gig on Jim's steel guitar. Now that was a challenge in itself.

I would have rather rebuilt the tractor.

p.s. Mike Rohas on Piano. Another musician's musician.
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Agreed! Terry knows the instrument inside out and has always been one of my favorites!
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Thanks for this great clip

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The steel guitarist did a sensational job; smooth, fast with great tone and technique.

I've fallen in love with Suzy's great country voice and her guitar playing is right up there at the top.
So many singers can barley tune their own instrument.
Great clip!
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Post by Matt Elsen »

Here's a nice E9th break Terry did from a live show backing Reba. Starts at about 1:20 in. Tasty!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxuVoLt1yHs
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Post by Per Arild Sehl »

He is definetively in the top league, here's more of his excellent C6 playing:
http://youtu.be/P3-HOWesY00
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Post by Tony Smart »

Does Terry use a smaller diameter bar than normal?
Perhaps it's just the way he holds it that makes it appear so.
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Post by Barry Blackwood »

Another vote for Mr. Crisp. 8)
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oy vey.. What was I doing when he was home practicing?
I'm over the hill and hittin'rocks on the way down!

no gear list for me.. you don't have the time......
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Terry Crisp

Post by Mike Holder »

Somebody please post that great Austin City Limits performance with Ricky Skaggs Loves Gonna Get You and At E's
I thought Nashville was the roughest, but I know I’ve said the same about them all.
I received my education, drivin through the Nation listenin to Paul!.. ( Franklin that is! )
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The steel guitarist did a sensational job; smooth, fast with great tone and technique
Ray; his name is not "The Steel Guitarist"...his name is "Terry Crisp, the Pedal Steel Guitarist"
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The minute I saw his hand on the bar, I knew it was probably Terry Crisp. No doubt he is one of the best.
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:)
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Post by Olaf van Roggen »

..and ofcourse Terry Crisp with Ricky Skaggs..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzImpR_HF7U
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Post by David Nugent »

Saw Terry with Joe Nichols around ten years ago.(This was before Joe became "Nashville-ized" and starting recording such insipid tunes as, 'Tequilla Makes Her Clothes Fall Off"). Joe performed his early hits, a few of Merle Haggard's tunes and some awesome Western Swing numbers, all enhanced greatly by Mr. Crisp's fine steel playing...FWIW: Terry's version of, "Raisin' the Dickens' on an early Skaggs recording ranks among the best that I have heard.
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Post by John Davis »

:evil: Really annoyed at this ! :x

This great bit of video with the supurb playing by Terry Crisp has been removed.......Why?????
I get this..

"Suzy Bogguss - I Want to Be..." The YouTube account associated with this video has been terminated due to multiple third-party notifications of copyright infringement.

There are lots of nice videos of Suzy singing this song but to take away the best one ! and the steel guitar!! :whoa:
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Post by Dale Rottacker »

One of my all time favorites...listen to him with Ricky on Lord She Sure is Good at Loving Me...and somebody, anybody, tell me what he did between 1:50-1:53...Nuts... :? :?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfQDi_CJgzw
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Post by Brint Hannay »

Great lick! I think it's like this:
[tab]
F#
D#
G#---- 15------18------20B--------------
E
B ---- 15------18A-----18------20A------
G#
F#
E
D
B
[/tab]
But the touch--wow!
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Post by Dale Rottacker »

Brint Hannay wrote:Great lick! I think it's like this:
[tab]
F#
D#
G#---- 15------18------20B--------------
E
B ---- 15------18A-----18------20A------
G#
F#
E
D
B
[/tab]
But the touch--wow!
Brint...I was doing something else and when I saw this, dropped that and tried this...You are a genius!!!...Thank-you...and yea, WOW, what touch...that might take part might take a bit...Thanks again!!!
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

Just as the video link says. It got pulled because they caught him too many times posting copyrighted material, which is not only against their policy, but I also believe it might be illegal (not 100% sure about that).
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Post by John Davis »

I am sure your right Richard but out of the 10 versions it pulls up on one page of you tube..... I wish they had pulled the other nine!
If I could play something a quarter that good I would want people to see it :\

Has anyone else got a link to that clip??? please?
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