Highway 101

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I heard an old cut of theirs this morning and was reminded of the great steel work on those albums. I forget who it was though. Help me through my "senior moment" here and refresh my memory. I just loved that bouncy bubbly steel work Image

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I think that was J.D. Maness
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Jim, For some reason, I seem to recall that it was not JD. The person who played steel on the albums also toured with them. I remember Paulette stating "He's our secret weapon" Image

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I know somebody from FW played with them for a while... Tommy Spurlock maybe?

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Post by Donny Hinson »

Both Tommy and Jay Dee are credited on their "Highway 101" CD, but individual song credits are not listed.
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Post by Steve Stallings »

For some reason, Steve Fishell is the back of my mind. Course, that may be totally incorrect. I have all of these at home and will look at the liner notes tonite.

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The "Bing Bang Boom" album credits Tommy Spurlock, John "Skink" Noreen and Buddy Emmons (Buddy who? Image )
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I really am talking about the first two albums with Paulette Carlson. I've got "Bing Bang Boom" also, which doesn't compare IMHO.

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Post by Joe Allwood »

If it's the first albums you're talking about, it was definitely Jay Dee and Tommy Spurlock. I saw them open for George Strait way back when...a great band.
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Post by Steve Stallings »

yep...you guys are right.

just got home and pulled out the CDs. Tommy Spurlock, JD, and BE. Where in the heck did I come up with Steve Fishell? HA! Image
Anyway, this is some good steel playing.

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I'm almost certain the majority was done by Gary Morse.
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Gary was on the road with them when they played here.

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Post by Larry Miller »

If my memory serves me correctly, Steve Fishell played on some Ricky Van Shelton stuff.<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Larry Miller on 24 October 2001 at 03:48 AM.]</p></FONT>
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