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Joe Hart

 

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Daytona Beach, FL, USA
Post  Posted 9 Apr 2002 6:15 pm    
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Who played steel on the Dukes of Hazard show?
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Terry Wendt


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Post  Posted 10 Apr 2002 12:19 pm    
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EXTREMELY TASTEFULLY... Jay Dee Maness played all of the "chase" scenes!




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Al Vescovo

 

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Van Nuys, CA, USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 10 Apr 2002 12:37 pm    
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The other steel player on Dukes of hazzard
was Doug Livingston. He did most of the underscoring work He is also a great keyboard player.
Al.
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Red Kilby

 

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Pueblo, CO, USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 10 Apr 2002 2:40 pm    
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Here is a bit of trivia for you all, the Movie that was out before the Dukes, was called "Moonrunners" it occasionaly shows on Movie Plex . It came out in 1975 and features Waylon as the Balladeer, and all the Waylors including Ralph Mooney on steel.
If you get the chance watch it<<<<<. www.redkilby.com
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Terry Wendt


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Post  Posted 10 Apr 2002 3:13 pm    
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That is interesting. I did not know who did that ["Moonrunners"] sound track, (except for WJ) Thanks for that piece of trivia for sure -



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Larry Bell


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Englewood, Florida
Post  Posted 10 Apr 2002 5:36 pm    
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Somebody told me that Doug Livingston gave up playing steel. Story I heard is that he makes more money as chauffeur for Earnest Bovine.

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Steve Feldman


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Central MA USA
Post  Posted 10 Apr 2002 6:37 pm    
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I thought he was EB's head writer.
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Joe Hart

 

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Daytona Beach, FL, USA
Post  Posted 10 Apr 2002 7:17 pm    
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Thanks Terry Wendt!
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Gerald Menke

 

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Stormville NY, USA
Post  Posted 15 Apr 2002 1:45 pm    
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Hello all, I watched that show as kid every Friday on CBS in the (gulp) late 70s early 80s, and wonder sometimes if those steel-filled chase scenes had anything to do with my being drawn to the PSG... here's a question...any way to get recordings of some the music from those scenes? Any links that anyone knows of? I'd love to hear that stuff again.
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chas smith R.I.P.


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Encino, CA, USA
Post  Posted 15 Apr 2002 5:38 pm    
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Quote:
Somebody told me that Doug Livingston gave up playing steel. Story I heard is that he makes more money as chauffeur for Earnest Bovine
Over here in the schizo-ward, we enjoy both of them.
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