Bobbe Seymour's Masters Coll. w/Jimmy Day & Tommy White

Bill Fulbright · Post by **Bill Fulbright** » 2 Jul 2001 9:41 am

I recently ordered two cds and the accompanying tab for the Seymour/Day Course from Bobbe Seymour.

Well, this is an excellent collection of tunes perfect for learning how to play the steel guitar.

The tunes are mostly covered up front by Jimmy Day, "Mr. Soul", then by either Bobbe or Tommy White.

The tempos are well chosen and not too fast.

The tabs that accompany this are accurate and easy to read.

The actual "head" of the tune is clearly played by Jimmy or Bobbe in a way that is really accessible for a new player like myself.

The rhythm tracks are great to work with after listening to the actual tune.

I wanted to let you know, Bobbe, you did a terrific job of putting such a useful and listenable collection of tunes together.
Getting Jimmy Day into the studio to record these was brilliant. He did such a good job especially on I Just Destroyed the World, and Lily Dale.

None of this is meant to leave out the incredible work of Tommy White. Tommy is simply an awsome and inspiring player.

(just send my check to.....)

No, really, THANK YOU for sharing your love of this instrument and music with us, and those of us trying to learn it.

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Bill Fulbright
1998 Sierra U12 7x5; '74 Schecter Strat; Gibson ES-165; Peavey Classic 50-410, Line 6 POD 2.2
ICQ# 2251620; http://hotguitar.tripod.com
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Steve Feldman · Post by **Steve Feldman** » 2 Jul 2001 10:17 am

It's a GREAT CD, IMNSHO, repleate with VERY acceptable tone!

Bobbe Seymour · Post by **Bobbe Seymour** » 3 Jul 2001 3:53 pm

Thankyou guys, It's nice to see hard work appreciated. We all worked hard on this project and it was Jimmy Day's last ever instrumental recording and I feel it was his very greatest as he has never played better in my opinion. We were planning another and were picking out tunes when he was stricken only days later. That project went on to become my "SOULFUL STEEL" album.Notice? They were all tunes that Jimmy did with "star" singers, Yes he was 'sposed to be there with me but it was not to be. It turned out to be a tribute CD instead,And I'm VERY sorry about that.
Bobbe,--- Miss ya Jimmy!

Bill Fulbright · Post by **Bill Fulbright** » 3 Jul 2001 6:25 pm

Thanks again, Bobbe.

Jimmy never sounded better, and I am glad to have his last work as my learning tool!

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Bill Fulbright
1998 Sierra U12 7x5; '74 Schecter Strat; Gibson ES-165; Peavey Classic 50-410, Line 6 POD 2.2
ICQ# 2251620; Bill Fulbright's Music Website (hotguitar.tripod.com)

Bobbe Seymour · Post by **Bobbe Seymour** » 8 Jul 2001 7:31 pm

Thanks Steve Feldman, You really know tone when you hear it. Yes there is such a thing as great tone, good tone and ----whatever tone. Most tone today is pretty good tone but some is better than others.
Bill F.,I wish Jimmy could know what your saying about learning from him now, The greatest compliment one could give, thankyou Bill, your a good guy!
Bobbe

Lem Smith · Post by **Lem Smith** » 8 Jul 2001 8:32 pm

About a month or so ago, when I correctly answered the question that Donny Hinson posted over on the "Music" part of the forum, I won my choice of two CD's. This CD was one of my choices, as Bobbe is one of my favorite players.

I agree with the above posts stating how good it is. A great selection of songs, performed by some of the best in the business. Truly as the name says, A Masters Collection.

Lem

Bobbe Seymour · Post by **Bobbe Seymour** » 10 Jul 2001 8:42 pm

Lem, you slick talker!
Tone man!

Bill Plemmons · Post by **Bill Plemmons** » 14 Jul 2001 9:01 am

The "Masters" Album is a great piece of work and should be in everyones' collection. I picked mine up at Bobbes' last year and am really enjoying it. I stopped in at Bobbes' place, in May of this year, at closing time, and Bobbe was gracious enough to spend quite some time talking about steel guitars, steel players, airplanes and other interesting subjects. I purchased his "Soulfull Steel" album and literally played it all the way back to Omaha. It stays in my van CD player. Folks, this is one of the best steel albums I have ever heard! It will be a classic someday. If great steel playing gives you chill bumps you can turn this one up to about 110 db and freeze to death. Bobbe, you need to share your "Tone" secrets with us.

Bill

VERNON PRIDDY · Post by **VERNON PRIDDY** » 14 Jul 2001 2:02 pm

YOY SEE GUYS BOBBE HAS DONE IT AGAIN AS ALWAYS AND WILL DO IT AGAIN. A GREAT STEEL PLAYER AND A GREAT FRIEND. SONNY.

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SONNYPRIDDY

slick · Post by **slick** » 14 Jul 2001 3:44 pm

Im proud to say i have that cd,given to me by
my friend Bobbe last month when i visited with him at Steel Guitar Nashville.Some of the most touching steel guitar playing i have
ever heard.If you are in that area drop by and vist Bobbe,you will be glad you did.
(Sweet Georgia Brown)man that was great Bobbe.

Your friend
Slick Wayne
ps Bobbe Lem aint Slick,im Slick!!!

Donny Hinson · Post by **Donny Hinson** » 15 Jul 2001 5:44 pm

I was listening to this CD yesterday, and I must echo what others have said here...it is Jimmy Day at his best! This CD has some of the smoothest steelwork you'll ever hear, and I think it's an essential for every steel player who appreciates good country music. Thanks for giving it to us, Bobbe.

Fred Jack · Post by **Fred Jack** » 16 Jul 2001 12:34 pm

I gotta havit..I gotta havit!!
Where can I get it? Ooooohh..these high pressure salesman on this forum!
Fred

slick · Post by **slick** » 16 Jul 2001 1:40 pm

Hey Fred,
Steel Guitar Nashville
213 South Main Street
Goodlettsville,TN 37072
615-859-7666

Wayne

Fred Jack · Post by **Fred Jack** » 16 Jul 2001 1:47 pm

Thanks Wayne I'll give them a call fred