New Clip of the Week 10/05/08

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Walter Stettner
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New Clip of the Week 10/05/08

Post by Walter Stettner »

Another trip to the past this week...we're going back almost fifty years this time. Here's a great version of a classic song that was written by Leon Payne and also recorded by Hank Williams:

http://www.lloydgreentribute.com/Austri ... Sounds.htm

Enjoy!

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Sounds like Billy Walker and Jerry Bird.
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Post by Paul Graupp »

Howard: Those were my same words when I first heard it and still are with several more listens. I surprized myself by having one of those tunes that stick in your head for a day or so, a little earlier. It was these two giants of country music with their recording of FUNNY HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY.

I was singing it to myself as Caleb and I were chasing trains and he asked me what the song was. That's hard to explain to a six year old how something from your youth is still stuck in your mind. As Walter always so aptly puts his intro to these dream songs: From another time, another place !!

Regards, Paul
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Thank you, Walter!!!

Post by Johnne Lee Ables »

Great selection, Walter. I enjoyed this.

(Yer' posts always seem to result in my violating a copyright law. :D )

I have no other ideas than those already mentioned.

I'd like to know the tuning on the steel when you give the answer.

Thanks,

Johnne Lee
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Post by Walter Stettner »

Johnne, don't worry, I won't tell anybody! :)

Howard was right from the beginning, it is Billy Walker and Jerry Byrd. Jerry was of course playing a non-pedal steel, I am not sure about his tuning, though, but there are a lot of experts wo would know for sure, Ray Montee comes to my mind in particular...

Kind Regards, Walter
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