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Doug Beaumier
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Wildwood Flower - Short Video @@

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Eadd9 tuning (high to low) E B G# F# E B

A short clip----> https://www.instagram.com/reel/CnH1tJzs3eu/


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Lee Baucum
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Dang. That's a happy song.

Great job!

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Lee is right. That is a happy song, especially in your talented hands. I think that one is your best sounding lap steel,hands down!
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Hi Doug, We have something in common, an Eadd9 tuning. With my 12-string pedal steel, I can play a 5(7th) sweeping idiot lick that turns heads. Back to "Wildwood Flower"; Your touch and tone reminds me of Jerry Byrd.
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Hey Doug great job love the arangment really nice that was always one tune i loved through the years right to this day
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Thanks guys. Manny, you crack me up! I've heard that "sweeping idiot" lick a few times. I've always enjoyed playing guitar on gigs where you're on pedal steel.

Joe, I agree with you about this Gibson lap steel. It sounds very full, a nice midrange tone and lots of sustain. It's showing a lot of wear now. This one is my workhorse!
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Yeah man ,that Gibson will get your attention for sure.Very special instrument.I retired from Gibson.you strum hundreds and all of a sudden one comes alive like yours.
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Great stuff Doug. Thanks
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Nicely done, Doug!
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