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My favorite is Bobby Garrett's Charmaign on the Live at the Texas State Fair album. Hank Thompson had a band that was incredible back in the day. And of course my dad's Rose City Chimes is something special to me. Thanks for mentioning his work.

Rick

I'm with you, Bobbe. Rose City Chimes.

Probably my favorite would be "Cherokee"
as far as to listen to. My second farorite would be anything done in the style of an obscure steel player named Bobbe Seymour!


<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Larry Robbins on 11 October 2005 at 02:51 PM.]</p></FONT>

"I'm Old Fashioned"--Reese Anderson.

"All I Have Are Memories", a beautiful instrumental with Lloyd Green on steel (and Clarence White on tele), from the Byrds' Sweetheart Of The Rodeo, 1968.

Hey Bobbe,
Jerry Byrd's Memories of Maria for it's arrangement, Lee Knight's Canadian Sunset, Sneaky Pete's Black Bird

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Yes guys, you are coming up with GREAT tunes! I can only argue with one, all the rest are wonderful!
Bobbster

Now lets name tunes you like to PLAY the best, Yep, what do you like playing live the most? Remember, YOU have to be able to play it, and enjoy doing it--------->

Bobbe<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by BobbeSeymour on 11 October 2005 at 04:40 PM.]</p></FONT>

Well Bobbe,
I think one of my fav's to play is "I Love You So Much" an all time favorite of mine.
and I like the arrangment that I stole from Jeff Newman.After that I guess it would have to be "Choo, Choo Boogie" aiways a lot of fun at a jam. BTW, good thread my friend!

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<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Larry Robbins on 11 October 2005 at 05:06 PM.]</p></FONT>

Tonight it was, "You Don't Have Very Far to Go", the way Bobbe did that on the CD, Soulful Steel is amazing. (In "F")

Wait a minute Sleazmour, I didn't get my first choice in yet. My favorite song(s)

Jukebox Charlie by Lamar Green (with or without Paycheck)
Almost to Tulsa by Buddy Charlton
Let Me Talk To You...from the Soulful Steel Album by Ed Naylor


NOW.....................
Sukiaki and yes I can play it with Blue Jade in the middle of it.

Oh, and Bobbe, maybe you can tell me which "Rose City" the song was named for..

I know, and it's not Ptld OR, as I found out.



EJL

My favorite to play is,My window faces the South.

Eric, "Rose City Chimes" was named after Bobby Garrett's home town, Tyler Texas, known as "The City of Roses".

Now, which is your favorite song to play?

Mike Weirach, you are still hilarious, Ed Naylor? You kill me! Ha! Ha! Lamar Green and Elmer Charlton huh? What about Bruce Garrish or Harold Lee Chalker? <font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by BobbeSeymour on 11 October 2005 at 06:51 PM.]</p></FONT>

Bobbe-I like Johnny Cox's CD with "Shadow of your Smile" a great rendition.

One of my favorite songs to play over the years was Johnny Green's "Laura" From the movie of the same name......al


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Bobbe, I like playing Midnight in Amarillo, Troubador Stomp, and with my new Marrs vertical I finally like playing Sleepwalk.

Again I bow my head. I thought it was Odessa..

Oh well..



EJL

This is truly an impossible question.....I have no favorite....I have many favorites... Rose City Chimes....I used to get up a 5 in the morning to hear Ralph Emery's theme (Bobby Garrett's version). I have Bobbe Seymours and Buddy Emmons versions. I missed the opportunity to get a vinyl of Bobby Garrett's version at one of Scotty's Conventions. ALAS

Hank William's Medley by Tom Brumley
Take me out to the Ballgame by Buddy Emmons
Sweet Memories by Lloyd Green (1995 ISGC) that I recorded out of the air.
Sarah's Song by Sarah Jory
Look at us middle break by John Hughey....I am a puddle on the floor each time I hear it.
James Farmer's back up playing on Marty Robbins recording of 'I'll Step Aside' from 1957 album, The Song of Robbins.
Everything that Dicky Overbey did at last year's convention.
A love like This (No Name Shuffle) ......Buddy playing, Laney singing.
................there is no end to this....so I will just quit.

I hate to admit this, but whenever I hear Teach Your Children come across the radio I'm always moved. Also, Top of the World, done by the Carpenters. Beautiful arrangement.
Danny K

"chopsticks"

Danny. When I hear `Teach Your Children`, I always move.

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One of those steel guitar thingies and an amp.

Whimpy's version of
Healing Hands of Time
Don't know why, but I love it.

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To play would be
I'd Be a Legend in my Time

Playing for a dance i like to play Tenderly and Satin doll.

Jerry Byrds rendition of Steel Guitar Rag. His rendition of Love Story(makes us old ist sgts cry). Santo and Johnnies "Teardrop" their hit right after Sleepwalk. CC

As one of the seniors on the Forum I would have to go with Sarah Jory and "The Waltz You Saved For me." I also love to play it.