The Nashville Tennessee Steel Guitar Association proudly announces the release of a new CD by Interntional Steel Guitar Hall Of Fame Members: Don Helms and Lloyd Green. This magic moment in steel guitar history was recorded "Live" at the 2002 International Steel Guitar Convention in St. Louis. The CD is aptly titled: "Pickin' On Hank" and includes the greatest of Hank Williams' songs; plus many interesting stories and thoughts from both Don and Lloyd.
Songs Included:
1.Scotty's Inroduction of Don & Lloyd
2.Jambalaya
3.Don Helms' Introduction of Lloyd Green
4.There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight
5.May You Never Be Alone Like me
6.Lloyd Green talks about Don Helms' guitar
7.Why Don't You Love Me Like You Used To Do
8.I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You
9.Lloyd Green discusses playing with Don Helms
10.You Win Again
11.Don Helms recalls playing with Hank Williams
12.Take These Chains From My Heart
13.Don Helms talks about Hank Williams
14.Your Cheating Heart
15.Don Helms and his age
16.Mansion On The Hill
17.Hey Good Lookin'
18.I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
19.Don Helms' memories of "Cold Cold Heart"
20.Cold Cold heart
21.I Saw The Light
This CD is being released & offered by the NTSGA with the permission of Lloyd Green and Don Helms' wife, Ms. Hazel.
You can purchase your copy of this CD via PayPal by going to: http://www.ntsga.com/ and using the PayPal buttons provided on the Home page.
or
by sending a check or money order to the address below in the amount of:
$22.50 for U.S. orders
$24.00 for International orders
(prices include shipping)
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE STEEL GUITAR ASSOCIATION
P. O. Box 325
Hendersonville, TN 37077-0325
You couldn't ask for anything better than this CD by my two most favorite steel players. I placed my order as soon as I saw this post.
The sample song on your website was just great! For all of the traditional country music lovers, this is a must!!
I was in the audience at Scotty's show when Lloyd and Don performed together. It was one of the GREATEST things I ever heard in the last seventeen years or so that I have attended. Don said that it was Lloyd's idea for them to perform Hank's tunes together.Don also said that he didn't want to get involved in a steel guitar "competition". Lloyd assured him that it was to be a "collaboration" between them and not a competition.As I recall Lloyd played most of the verse and Don backed with his classic fills.I am so glad that this is available.I'm sending my check to N.T.S.G.A. for a copy today!
Just got my copy in the mail yesterday.Sat right down and listened through it completely-What a great memory of an unforgettable performance. Reminded me right away of why Lloyd has always been my greatest inspiration to play the pedal steel. Now if the N.T.S.G.A. will release the recording of when Big E. and Ruggsy shared the stage at Scotty's
Following… Hey Ken, thanks again for all the vinyl! Have you moved yet?
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