Urban Cowboy reunion steel player??
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I remember that part for sure. (altho to be honest the other girl was the one he should have kept IMHO)Dave Hopping wrote:Had a nice half-hour going through Youtubes from "Urban Cowboy".Travolta and Winger sure looked good
That movie certainly made country cool for an all-too-brief time. Wish somebody could rewind the clock and replace the crap that comes over the airwaves today.
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Michael T bought that old Emmons from Hal Rugg as I recall.
Michael played out here in Apache Jct. Arizona with a group at a Dinner theater for a while as I remember, he came to a few of our jams with that same guitar.
A fine feller as well.
Michael played out here in Apache Jct. Arizona with a group at a Dinner theater for a while as I remember, he came to a few of our jams with that same guitar.
A fine feller as well.
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I played on the first version of that song with Michael Martin Murphey (who wrote it). It was a Top 40 country record in 1976.
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It's Pete. There's no mistaking that sound. Here 'tis with the poster's comments if anyone is interested.Jeff Harbour wrote:I had been pretty well convinced it was Sonny Garrish if you're talking about the version on the "Sounds Like Love" album... But, I could easily be wrong.Dave Hopping wrote: Anybody know who played steel on Johnny Lee's studio version of "Cherokee Fiddle"?
https://youtu.be/rpMlZwJm29w
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Great job, John!John Macy wrote:I played on the first version of that song with Michael Martin Murphey (who wrote it). It was a Top 40 country record in 1976.
Cherokee Fiddle -- · Michael Martin Murphey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co5_7GwcowQ
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I think it was last year Michael T. left the group for a better paying day job.
A group I work with opened for Mickey seems like 4-5 times in recent years and Micheal and the whole band are great guys. Especially, the drummer whose name I can’t embarrassingly recall. He’s been with Gilley for about a hundred years I think.
A group I work with opened for Mickey seems like 4-5 times in recent years and Micheal and the whole band are great guys. Especially, the drummer whose name I can’t embarrassingly recall. He’s been with Gilley for about a hundred years I think.
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