Jimmy Day Tab
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Jimmy Day Tab
Where might I get Jimmy Day tab for lap or pedal steel.
Thank you for the help
Thank you for the help
- Jeff Strouse
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Did Jimmy ever play non-pedal?
I only knew of him as pedal player...and one of the BEST, too! His soloing on Johnny Bush's Farewell Party is spectacular....
http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/1967.html
Best of all, Ricky Davis has it tabbed out with the original sound file.
Many mahalos to Ricky for sharing his love of steel guitar with us. His websites are full of wonderful information and music...one of the best sites out there!
(Second only to the The Forum, of course)
I only knew of him as pedal player...and one of the BEST, too! His soloing on Johnny Bush's Farewell Party is spectacular....
http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/1967.html
Best of all, Ricky Davis has it tabbed out with the original sound file.
Many mahalos to Ricky for sharing his love of steel guitar with us. His websites are full of wonderful information and music...one of the best sites out there!
(Second only to the The Forum, of course)
Yep--check out the photo of JD with Elvis here---
http://angelfire.com/ny/lightsound/gallery.html
http://angelfire.com/ny/lightsound/gallery.html
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Here's a link to my non-pedal tab for Blue Wind - based on Buddy Emmons' recording:
http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/001022.html
http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/001022.html
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I was told that Jimmy was the Steeler on Faron Young's "Goin' Steady" which featured a non pedal steel. I also have been told he took lessons from Jerry Byrd. FWIW...
kd...and the beat goes on...
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kd...and the beat goes on...
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