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Posted: **1 Oct 2004 4:10 pm**

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Roberta Flack [This message was edited by Donna Dodd on 01 October 2004 at 05:16 PM.]

Posted: **1 Oct 2004 5:47 pm**

Rick, I wish I could have heard bring his marvelous tone to Reeves songs like:
Four Walls, He'll have to go, welcome to my world, etc

Posted: **1 Oct 2004 5:49 pm**

Left out the main part-long day
your Dad playing on thoise Reeves songs with his great tone and very tasteful breaks.

Posted: **1 Oct 2004 6:34 pm**

Richard, Teach Your Children has steel in it.

Posted: **1 Oct 2004 10:25 pm**

Allegedly

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 12:10 am**

Imagine - John Lennon

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 2:09 am**

Thanks for remembering my dad Butch.

Terry, wow! Best song suggestion yet. Imagine by John Lennon would sound so awesome with some sweet steel being played. Talk about a song you could throw some emotion behind.

Rick

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 4:54 am**

Imagine - John Lennon

Terry, EXCELLENT choice!!
Tommy is now doing one at my request that is absolutely awesome on steel - I Don't Know How to Love HIM from Jesus Christ Superstar. (Andrew Lloyd Weber)The first time he performed it was at the inaugural Georgia Peach Jam in June (as a surprise for me, since I'm on the Board - and we had worked so hard to put the jam together). Absolutely beautiful!!!!

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 6:13 am**

Wicked game by Chris Isaac

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Posted: **2 Oct 2004 12:25 pm**

Do the Funky Chicken

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 1:04 pm**

retcop88,
Have you heard Jim Days version of that one?(gettin chills just thinkin bout it).

BE, with Ray Charles "Georgia", or an all out instrumental version.

BF

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 1:30 pm**

Allgedly Richard? That ain't no banjo or tuba Garcia is playing on there.

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 2:30 pm**

Goldfinger theme song

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 3:01 pm**

...Over The Rainbow...

...Helter Skelter...

...How Much Is That Doggie In The Window...

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 4:42 pm**

Kashmere

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 5:37 pm**

Midnight at the Oasis

Posted: **2 Oct 2004 5:52 pm**

The Eagles "Peaceful Easy Feeling". I thought it was steel when first learning how to play. I didn't find out until after I learned the lead, that it was Bernie Leadon on a Telecaster with a string bender.

Posted: **3 Oct 2004 3:19 pm**

Jim, was Bernie using a B-bender? I think all of that stuff is do-able with fingers alone. I'd be interested to know. I have met Bernie, but didn't ask that particular question!

Posted: **3 Oct 2004 3:43 pm**

Donna. I have never played C6th, but can imagine how First time... would sound.
Bring it on in the Tab' pages.
Cheers, Arch.

Posted: **3 Oct 2004 5:12 pm**

Rick, I'm not a guitar player, and have never met or seen Bernie in person. I heard he used a bender, and the bends sounded accurate, but I don't know for sure.

Posted: **3 Oct 2004 11:18 pm**

"Whiskey Lullaby" by Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss. It already has dobro, but a few well placed steel licks would do well.[This message was edited by Paul Sundt on 04 October 2004 at 01:15 AM.]

Posted: **4 Oct 2004 10:09 am**

"Whispering Pines" by the Band

Posted: **4 Oct 2004 12:07 pm**

"Love In The Hot Afternoon" didn't have steel on it, but if you have heard Mike Sweeney's instrumental version, I think you will agree with me that Mike should have been on that session.

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Posted: **4 Oct 2004 1:27 pm**

"Turn The Page". I used to play that with a couple of bands. Just play the sax part. Also "Take A Letter Maria" and do the trumpet stuff. And just about anything that Neil Diamond ever did. I jam to his stuff all the time.(At home alone when noone can hear!!!)

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