Loretta Lynn 1969

Bobby Nelson · From: North Carolina, USA

Boy, what a great band she had here. Is this Bob Hempker on steel? The steel and guitar are so locked together on those really fast little passages.

https://youtu.be/ROA4ha9f09w?list=RDROA4ha9f09w

Richard Sinkler · From: aka: Rusty Strings -- Missoula, Montana

Doesn't look like him to me. But I might be wrong.
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Ron Hogan · From: Nashville, TN, usa

Big Jim Murphy.

Tommy White · From: Nashville

Yes , Jim Murphy and Jack Molette on electric guitar and vocals.

Bob Guichard · From: Central Texas, USA

Another video of Loretta with good steel presence. Anyone recognize the steel player?

https://youtu.be/Kw66FlBLLuQ?list=RDROA4ha9f09w

Bobby Nelson · From: North Carolina, USA

Ahh OK. Big Jim. He looks a lot different here than he did on Paychecks 80's Lone Star show. He had amazing technique and seems he was as good on C6 as he was on E9.

Bobby Nelson · From: North Carolina, USA

I think that's lip sync Bob. The steel does the intro before the player moves his hands and the drummer's snare beats aren't always on beat.

Paul King · From: Gainesville, Texas, USA

He sure sounds like Hal Rugg which is difficult for any steel player to do.

Joel Martin · From: California, USA

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