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I know we have a lot of new members that may not know about Lloyd's NEW CD. It is a great representation of Lloyd's playing in the past,(Farewell Party,Jukebox Charlie, Borrowed Angel, etc.)PLUS some brand new innovative sounds. If you love steel guitar music at it's best, You've got to have this one!!
You can hear some clips and ORDER it here: http://www.lloydgreenmusic.com/index.php Lloyd has been known to autograph them before shipping. <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bob Knight on 12 April 2004 at 09:11 PM.]</p></FONT>

Everybody has to have that one!

Regards, Walter
www.austriansteelguitar.at.tf

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I read here, last summer, that he had it ready to ship. I was always going to order it, but never got around to it. Then I heard "Remember When" and I sat right down and ordered it. Mr Green was very professional in his immediate shipping to me of my very own autographed copy! I could kick myself for not ordering it earlier. I deprived myself of listening to all that great music for several months!

As a beginner, (I hope to someday get to the next level), I have read of y'all talking about "that sound". When I heard the opening phrase of "Jukebox Charley", I knew what I want my next PSG to sound like! (And I know I could use a whole little red wagon load of talent too!)

Revisited is now in HEAVY rotation around here!

Budd

I got that one out here at work last Friday afternoon. I never play the CD without at least 1 or 2 repeats of the first track, Jukebox Charlie. I wish everyone could have seen Lloyd kick that one off at Scotty's last September. There is a real "coolness" factor working there. Ah! I think perhaps "charisma" is the word for it.

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HagFan

I got mine at St. Louis It stays in my player.

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My highlight at St Louis was to get to talk to LLOYD. He signed a record for me,and I got his c d. It is a must if you like pedal steel.He is a nice guy to boot. Gene

<SMALL>"He is a nice guy to boot."</SMALL>

Don't Try It!

I got mine in St. Louis. Lloyd autographed it to my girlfriend. She is completely smitten with the guy, and absolutely loves his stuff with Alan Jackson. I've tried playing my old Sho-Bud through a blackface Fender Twin, and I've got some of his stuff tabbed out pretty darn close, but somehow, I can't seem to get quite the same tone. I wonder why? I suppose I'm just lucky that this lady loves the same stuff that I love. Now, if I can just keep her attention....

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Ken Drost
steelcrazy after all these years

"Revisited"

I can't imagine any steel player without this CD. Even Smiley has one!

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Bob Knight
Sergeant at Arms NTSGA
WWW.NTSGA.COM

I think it's the best all-E9th CD ever made.

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I was talking to Lloyd last week, and he said he has a few copies of "Revisited" left!

Y'all better get yours now, as b0b said it's the one best E9th CDs ever.

You can order online at: www.lloydgreenmusic.com

<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bob Knight on 12 April 2004 at 09:09 PM.]</p></FONT>

I agree, I have listened to this CD
at work for weeks and will probably
listen to it again today.

Lloyd, what is your next project??


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Rick Johnson

I've been listening for weeks now. Wow, what a touch and tone he has. It brings back memories of the instrumental albums he did early on, which inspired me to play the steel.

Lloyds new cd is one of the best
Ive heard in awhile but does anybody
know if theres a band track as well
as cd? i would like to play or at
least try to play those great tunes
at home
mike archer

I don't know if Lloyd has the tracks available. I will try to find out.

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Bob Knight
Sergeant at Arms NTSGA
WWW.NTSGA.COM

<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bob Knight on 28 April 2004 at 11:55 AM.]</p></FONT>

Time for a "Revisit"

I hope that Lloyd writes a book in the near future. All those years with different artists etc., his personal theory on music in regard to the psg. I believe that Lloyd has reached such professional heights in his music, such touch and imagination with the psg with the E9 tuning that I can only dream about. Lloyd I sure hope that you will consider sharing some of these and the effects that you use with your psg. Thank you.

It seems that Lloyd has "another hit on his hands". Alan Jackson's "Too Much of a Good Thing" is headed for #1. The steel playing by Lloyd is very reminicent to the 60s/70s sound of the recordings Lloyd played on as are most of the tracks on his latest CD, " Lloyd Green Revisited". Go to www.lloydgreenmusic.com for a great treat.

THANKS LLOYD,
Bob<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bob Knight on 13 July 2004 at 05:17 PM.]</p></FONT>

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Ken Drost,
I believe Lloyd used a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe amp on this recording. The stock Eminence speaker was replaced with a 12" JBL D130F.