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Here's That Rainy Day.

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I haven't played my Steel Guitar in quiet a while. I have back and leg problems...and when I do play i'm in A lot of pain. I am out of practice and I am sorry about the mistakes.I hope you like my cover of Buddy Emmons "Here's That Rainy Day". :)

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well Bill it didn't sound like you were outta practice at all I thought it was great
you nailed it bro!

I would love to have a e9 arrangement of that tune
I no longer play c6 my ole legs and back wont take it so I know what your going through

my prayers are with you Bill
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Real pretty tune...nice job Bill!
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Wonderful playing Bill!
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Post by Ron Funk »

Hi Bill -

A Truly Great Job.....one of my favorite BE songs.

Although you say you play in pain, please take satisfaction in knowing that your playing brings joy to others - and I sincerely hope to yourself, as well.
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Post by Fred Justice »

Bill my friend, that is at the top level of excellence in my opinion.
Your execution and tone are spot on Sir.
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Thank's guy's for the nice comment's. I want to do A few more Steel tune's soon if I can set long enough, My right leg go's numb before I can get through a song.
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Nice playing
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Post by Roger Rettig »

Excellent, Bill!

Hal Rugg did a great version of this tune on E9 a long while ago. I think it's on one of his CDs.

What nice chord changes it has!
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Great to hear you again Bill! Sorry to hear about your back/leg problems. Looking forward to more tunes as you can. Carl
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Post by Roger Kelly »

Bill, I'll bet that rendering would put a smile on Emmons face. Great job!
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Post by Quentin Hickey »

Roger Rettig wrote:Excellent, Bill!

Hal Rugg did a great version of this tune on E9 a long while ago. I think it's on one of his CDs.

What nice chord changes it has!
Hal Rug did it on C6 on the album Alter Egos.
Maurice also did it on C6 the moods of Maurice Anderson album 2. We all know Buddy played it. Im sure there are more too.
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Nice Job on a great tune!
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Post by Mike Kowalik »

Great job Bill! Like your tone...what amp are you using and what year is your push pull?
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Post by Mark Frederick »

Great job and great tone, Bill.

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Wonderful Bill.
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Very nice !
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Mike I use a Peavey TNT.130 Bass Amp WITH a Zoom 505.2 for reverb...and a Memory Man for Delay. My Steel is all pull
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Bill, that was great... you are a Master of you instrument... would love to sit and learn at your feet... that was tremendous.
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That was great Bill.

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Post by Larry Lenhart »

Bill that was beautiful...long time one of my favorite tunes...Fred Justice does a great job on E9th of this tune on his cd.
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Post by Steve Mueller »

I think Julian Tharpe also did this tune on either "Into the Jet Age" or "Picks and Mallets." Very nice job.
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Bill, great job!! That song has always been one of my favorites...!!

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Post by Jack Strayhorn »

Wish I could play that rusty! Killer tone!
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Post by Steven Welborn »

superb feel and execution. Thought I was listening to a push pull.
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