best crying pedal steel in song?
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Too many to call any one of them No. 1, but Papa John's solo in "Look At Us" was the reason I started playing steel, and that song was also the song played for the "first dance" at our wedding reception. It is still pretty special and always will be to us.
Anything with steel in it that Tammy sang puts tears in my eyes, partly for the sadness I feel for her life's tragedies. So sad an ending for, in my opinion, the first lady of country music, all time.
Anything with steel in it that Tammy sang puts tears in my eyes, partly for the sadness I feel for her life's tragedies. So sad an ending for, in my opinion, the first lady of country music, all time.
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Ken,Ken Byng wrote:Not so Alan. Lloyd Green has asked me to post this for clarification purposes and historical accuracy.Alan Miller wrote:Yes, which session man played this, it has to be Pete Drake.Matthew Prouty wrote:Tammy Wynette - Crying Steel Guitar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mK5ROydJFTE (You Tube Like to Tammy Wynette - Crying Steel Guitar)
In “Pedal Steel” -(Topic) Best Crying Steel, The Tammy Wynette song “Crying Steel Guitar” . I played steel on that record, not Pete Drake.
Thanks for that, Id always thought it was pete Drake It just doesn't sound like lloyd, maybe Billy Sherill asked him to sound like Pete.....well, well ,well something else learned.
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Waltz Across Texas by E.T. or anything with Buddy Charleton. Sweet Dreams by Faron Young which was the Big E. How about Blue Jade, which isn't back-up, but so beautiful. Rain Making Baby Of Mine, Weldon Myrick with Johnny Bush. Just Like A Woman, Tom Brumley with Ricky Nelson. Hughey on Hello Darlin' by Conway Twitty. Bobby Black on Seeds & Stems live with Commander Cody. That's a start.
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Pete Drake on George Harrison's "Why Are You Crying"
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Crying steel? Well, this one (featuring Dicky Overbey) really does it for me!
Enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jF215SyGZ8
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Enjoy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jF215SyGZ8
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another vote for Dicky O
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That's my favorite, too. Check out the version from the Live CD from Hofstra university radio broadcast.Olaf van Roggen wrote:....to me Neil Flanz with Gram Parsons & the Fallen Angels,"The New Soft Shoe"...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3b5zCuAI00
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Jim Farmer on a number of Marty Robbins recordings in the 50's.......(before A White Sport Coat which was the end of 'COUNTRY Marty'....except for 'The Shoe Goes On The Other Foot Tonight....with Bill Johnson on steel)
Marty with Bill Johnson......not crying but VERY good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNQjGr5 ... NQjGr5lCGM
Marty with Bill Johnson......not crying but VERY good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNQjGr5 ... NQjGr5lCGM
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Wynn Stewart: "Sing A Sad Song" w/Buddy and The Jones Boys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWswDBC7Z8g
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High Water by Uncle Tupelo was one of the songs that really made me want to tackle the 10 string cheese slicer.
Lloyd Maines. Nice stuff throughout but the solo starts around 2 minutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk_bXNzkmhY
Not that fancy, but it fits the song perfectly.
Lloyd Maines. Nice stuff throughout but the solo starts around 2 minutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk_bXNzkmhY
Not that fancy, but it fits the song perfectly.
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