New Clip of the Week 07/18/10

Walter Stettner · From: Vienna, Austria

Good Morning,

Here's a great old version of an all-time classic song, from the late 50s for you:

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

Enjoy the music!

Kind Regards, Walter
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John H. McGlothlin · From: Raton, New Mexico

Well, I'm just guessin but by the sound of the steel guitar especially near the end it sounds a lot like Speedy West on steel.
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Bob Knight · From: Bowling Green KY

I agree with John on this one. Red Foley w/Speedy West?? Whoa!

bill mitchell · From: chattanooga, tn usa

Red Foley with Curly Chalker.

Roger Edgington · From: San Antonio, Texas USA

I agree with Bill. Red Foley & Curly. Whoever it is they are really top notch.

Walter Stettner · From: Vienna, Austria

Yes, they are really top notch - Red Foley & his Crossroads Boys. Grady Martin and Jimmy Selph on Guitars, Bob Moore on Bass, Tommy Jackson on Fiddle and the legendary Bud Isaacs on Steel. Smile

Kind Regards, Walter
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Billy Tonnesen · From: R.I.P., Buena Park, California

Sounds like Bud was sticking with the A6th tuning on this record. Most of us back in this era, IMHO, were greatly inspired by Noel Boggs when he worked and recorded with Bob Wiils.

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