I've played many different arrangements of "Crazy," but I always loved Patsy Cline's definitive version. I wanted to try this rendition on my 6 string lap steel since I usually perform this tune on the pedal steel. Having just six strings instead of ten limits my choice of notes, but I love the tone of the lap steel. Hope you enjoy the recording. http://hsga.org/new_design/ChuckLettes.htm
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Crazy on the lap steel
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Very nice....had to see if you were just "going crazy" on the steel or performing "Crazy". Either one would have been good.
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