Carl Smith Trio
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Carl Smith Trio
Who made up the Carl Smith trio and which one played the steel? Anyone know what the tuning may have been?
If I hear it,I'm gonna try to steel it
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Carl Smith Trio
Not absolutely sure but , it might have been Big Jim Murphy. Forumites????
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carl smith
Yes,that is who I'm referring to.I'm take it from the tuning that he was using an eight string non pedal.Do you happen to have any pictures of the band that you could post.Non of my albums show the entire band,just a picture of Carl.
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Carl Smith
CC.My address is on it's way to you.So who is the steel player,for sure.Jim Murphy or Johnny Sibert? Or did Carl change players?
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Carl Smith
Is that DVD still available?If so,from where?The era of his music I'm referring to is the recordings such as Hey Joe,There She Goes,Are You Teasing Me.There was a Columbia album released in 1962 with his greatest hits on it.There is also an old recording of a song called Am I The One.It was on the flip side of Hey Joe on a 78 that I have.
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Thanks for the information.Very helpful.The old steelers had such great tone and very pretty styles.Not like the electronic abominations coming out of Nashville these days.
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I ordered my DVD from www.bim-bam.com
They are a record distributor out of England.
The DVD I have is entitled: "Hillbilly Rockabillies on TV" and feature a lot of the artists from the 50's. Including Carl Smith, Faron Young, Jim Reeves, Ray Price, Ernest Tubb, Webb Pierce and etc. There are several good shots of the bands.
They are a record distributor out of England.
The DVD I have is entitled: "Hillbilly Rockabillies on TV" and feature a lot of the artists from the 50's. Including Carl Smith, Faron Young, Jim Reeves, Ray Price, Ernest Tubb, Webb Pierce and etc. There are several good shots of the bands.
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