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Travis Bubenik


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Post  Posted 29 Mar 2022 7:40 pm    
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Anyone know who the steel player was on this weird and wonderful song?

I’m obsessed with the tone. The intro is one of those intros that the first time I heard it - simple as it may be - I just went MAN what was THAT?!?

https://youtu.be/C16USBke9Ec
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Kenny Davis


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Post  Posted 29 Mar 2022 7:53 pm    
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Sounds like a Sho~Bud Perm. If it was cut 1963 or a little later, maybe a Fingertip. Sounds a little like Lloyd.
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Ron Hogan

 

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Post  Posted 29 Mar 2022 8:25 pm    
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I would say Hal Rugg
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Kenny Davis


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Post  Posted 29 Mar 2022 8:45 pm    
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I think you're correct Ron.
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Craig A Davidson


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Post  Posted 30 Mar 2022 12:29 pm    
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The album credits are Lloyd Green and Pete Drake so......
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robert kramer

 

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Post  Posted 30 Mar 2022 12:36 pm    
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Sure sounds like Lloyd Green @ 1:21 you can hear that Charlie Pride lick.
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Marco Schouten


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Post  Posted 31 Mar 2022 11:44 am    
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According to Praguefranks:

April 1967 Fred Foster Sound Studio, 319 17th Ave. North, Nashville, TN – Hank Cochran (Grady Martin [gt], Wayne Moss [gt], Ray Edenton [gt], Lloyd Green [steel], Bob Moore [bass], Buddy Harman/Willie Ackerman [drums], Hargus Robbins [piano], Charlie McCoy [harmonica]. Producer: Fred Foster)
081 F4W-2020 A HAPPY GOODBYE 45-1033/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846
082 F4W-2021 IT COULDN'T HAPPEN TO A NICER GUY 45-1012/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846
083 F4W-2022 HAS ANYBODY SEEN ME LATELY? 45-1051/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846
084 F4W-2023 I WOKE UP 45-1051/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846

If correct it was Lloyd on his Sho-Bud Fingertip
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Travis Bubenik


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Marfa, Texas
Post  Posted 1 Apr 2022 11:27 am    
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Marco Schouten wrote:
According to Praguefranks:

April 1967 Fred Foster Sound Studio, 319 17th Ave. North, Nashville, TN – Hank Cochran (Grady Martin [gt], Wayne Moss [gt], Ray Edenton [gt], Lloyd Green [steel], Bob Moore [bass], Buddy Harman/Willie Ackerman [drums], Hargus Robbins [piano], Charlie McCoy [harmonica]. Producer: Fred Foster)
081 F4W-2020 A HAPPY GOODBYE 45-1033/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846
082 F4W-2021 IT COULDN'T HAPPEN TO A NICER GUY 45-1012/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846
083 F4W-2022 HAS ANYBODY SEEN ME LATELY? 45-1051/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846
084 F4W-2023 I WOKE UP 45-1051/ SLP-18089 KOC-CD-9846

If correct it was Lloyd on his Sho-Bud Fingertip


Awesome - thank you!!
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