Bob Lucier - Fool such as I

Nic du Toit · From: Milnerton, Cape, South Africa

Bob,
Just heard it on steelradio. Some nice stuff happening where you start playing with drums only. Nice tone. Really enjoyed listening to it.
Regards,
Nic

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Nic du Toit
1970 Rosewood P/P Emmons D10 Fatback 8x4
Peavey Session 500 unmodfied
My CD "Nightmare on Emmons Steel"
Veruschka's CD "Don't Dream it's Over"
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Paul Norman · From: Washington, North Carolina, USA

A fool such as I. Was written by Bill Trader Charlotte, N. C.. Recorded and made popular by Hank Snow. And Later Elvis.

Per Berner · From: Skovde, Sweden

Nic, hurry up and buy the album (Eleven favorites, available at Steel Guitar Canada)! You will NOT regret it.

Bob's versions of "Fraulein" and especially "Alright, I'll sign the papers" are absolutely awesome! So clean, so fresh, so inventive – and still 100% country. Not even Lloyd or Buddy could have done them better!

Nic du Toit · From: Milnerton, Cape, South Africa

Per,
Thanks, I'll follow that up.
Regards,
Nic

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Nic du Toit
1970 Rosewood P/P Emmons D10 Fatback 8x4
Peavey Session 500 unmodfied
My CD "Nightmare on Emmons Steel"
Veruschka's CD "Don't Dream it's Over"
Click here to E-mail us.

Ben Elder · From: La Crescenta, California, USA

"Fool" trivia: it was also Garrison Keillor's original choice of a theme song for "A Prairie Home Companion" back in the show's earliest days (1974). Somehow, he ended up with "Hello, Love" (also a Hank Snow hit) instead.

Question: Did William Trader write any other timeless hits? I don't think I've seen the name anywhere other than associated with "A Fool Such As I."

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