Stafford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMzRr9faOR0
Getz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I7P0rXX7NY
About ten years ago, began to try to arrange it for steel guitar. I took a number of shots at it in various tunings and finally settled on a Dmaj7 acoustic version. But the bridge was a musical spiderweb! After a lot of time and effort, it still wasn't coming together as I wanted so I put it aside for a long time. A few years ago, I returned to it again and arranged it for C6th electric lap steel and it came together very well (That arrangement is on my book site).
Recently, I reverse engineered the arrangement back to my original tuning of Dmaj7 - same as Open D with string #1 flatted from D to C#. Low to High: D, A, D, F#, A, C#. Here's that new arrangement for Weissenborn or other acoustic steel. The steel guitar can play any style of music but sometimes it takes a bit of creative thinking to make it practical. Hope you enjoy it. (note: the 17 in bar 26 is a typo). Hats off to Mike Neer, Bill Hatcher and Doug Beaumier for their inspiration over the years in finding new ways to engage with non-typical steel guitar arranging.
MIDI of arrangement: http://sndup.net/shmx
