Jerry Douglas Does A Quick Lloyd Green Lick.

[Archie Nicol R.I.P.]

I know this is hardly worth posting, but the style is so obviously Lloyd. You can hear it at 1:34.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ow_qQwgvVVY

The original can be heard at 2:48 here.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=IbjViunwfvQ

It is worth posting just because it's a lovely tune.

Arch.

[James Martin (U.K.)]

Thanks Archie, Ally Baine always has great sympathetic musicians with him - joy to listen.

[Joey Ace]

This brings to mind the discussion we had of the term "Laggard Notes" back at
http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum15/HTML/008615.html

It's a term I didn't know at the time, and haven't heard since that discussion.

Tom Bradshaw's post in that thread is well worth the read.

The lick that Arch points out in the original post is what most of us call "Unisons". The same note is played on different stings, allowing you to move up or down the neck. That lick is discussed here:
http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum5/HTML/006488.html
with comments by Lloyd, and most everyone else.

[Don Sulesky]

Maybe we'll hear more of Lloyd's licks from Jerry.
He is to the dobro what Lloyd is to the steel a great "innovator".
Don

[Stephen Gambrell]

I think Lloyd may be the bluegrasser's favorite steel player, largely because of his dobro stuff with Don Williams.
Thanks, Arch!