BLUE BAYOU by Zane & Donna King

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Zane King
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BLUE BAYOU by Zane & Donna King

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Donna just kills it on this tune! Ya'll gotta check this out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPGs3o9zdoc
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Carl Kilmer
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Beautiful version. Such great singing and steel playing.
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Post by Larry Jamieson »

Very nice Zane and Donna... excellent, heartfelt, tasteful and filled with emotion.
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Well done, you two!

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Post by Steven Paris »

OUTSTANDING!!!
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Post by Chris Templeton »

A bump for a super version of "Blue Bayou".
Zane, when did you go to ten strings?
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Sounds awesome! :)
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Post by Lonnie Wells »

Very nice Zane and Donna!
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Post by Terry Niendorf »

Wow.....
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Post by Len Ryder »

A "Gooder" ! ! ! ! ! !
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Choice!

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Super job guys, love it. 8)
Such a talented family. :mrgreen:
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Kevin Fix
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Awesome

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That was the best!!!!!!
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Re: BLUE BAYOU by Zane & Donna King

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Beautifull Zane...your playing and Donna's voice. Nice to see a Sho-Bud there, or were my eyes deceiving me? Most Steel on the Webs now show the newer brands. Thanks for that clip.


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Zane King
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Thanks for watching you guys! I knew you would enjoy Donna's voice! She kills it on everything she sings!
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Larry McFall
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Fantastic rendition!

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That was indeed fantastic. You Donna matched that one to the key. I liked a lot!
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She did kill it! The steel player wasn't too shabby, either
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Post by Benton Allen »

Zane,

Donna did a fantastic job on that tune! She definitely has what it takes.
Keep practicing and maybe you'll get there too! LOL LOL!!!

Very nice video, guys!
Your great friend,

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Post by Ray Minich »

It's always a treat to see what frets and strings are being used to play these neat notes.

Thanks Zane for the wonderful presentation.

Now you will excuse me whilst I retreat to my laboratory to try some new experiments based on this lesson. I gotta spend more time on the lower strings.
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