Bruce Bouton is a great player, a very nice guy and played some timeless, wonderful steel on Ricky Skaggs' records.Bruce’s ride on Skaggs “ You Got A Lover.”
But the "You've Got a Lover" track is Lloyd Green all the way.
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Bruce Bouton is a great player, a very nice guy and played some timeless, wonderful steel on Ricky Skaggs' records.Bruce’s ride on Skaggs “ You Got A Lover.”
Wow, I didn’t know that. You learn something new ll the time.Pete Finney wrote:Bruce Bouton is a great player, a very nice guy and played some timeless, wonderful steel on Ricky Skaggs' records.Bruce’s ride on Skaggs “ You Got A Lover.”
But the "You've Got a Lover" track is Lloyd Green all the way.
Donny Hinson wrote:This song just always stood out in my mind, the sound and tone of the steel just grabbed my ear and wouldn't let go... it just barks! (The audio in this video really doesn't do it justice.) It never made the charts, but I heard it on a popular (tiny) radio station and searched almost endlessly until I found a copy. Though unknown to almost everyone, its a "keeper for me", though I doubt most here will be impressed.
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Yeah, what not to love in that tune?..classic....
that one is also one of my all time favorites.. From what I understand [and i could be TOTALLY off base, and mis informed!] Byrd Burton the steel player/multi instrumentalist was not an accomplished session steel player, and did not even use picks,,, However the steel was country as you please, with wonderful tone and execution, and perfect for that song in every way.. there are so many examples of wonderful steel parts played by players that were not "elite" players, but made elite music with their steel playing.Joe Jones wrote:amazing grace used to be her favorite song amazing rythem aces