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Two Fulawkas sitting side by side as Ricky Davis plays "Farewell Party" > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqmIKfL_VS4&search=Steel%20Guitar <font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Jim Gorrie on 28 May 2006 at 11:58 AM.]</p></FONT>

Great Clip. When I hear Ricky play it just makes me think of Lloyd Green so much.And I like that.

What a sound. And what a player! One of my favorite tunes.

-- Jan

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Great job Ricky!

Great sounding instrument...Wonderful arrangement on a beautiful song. Well Done Ricky....Thanks for sharing the moment with us......

Bill Maynard

Awesome job, thanks for sharing the clip.

Amazing performance!

Ricky Davis is one of the most soulful/emotional players out there. Thats exactly how I like to hear and play steel guitar. He has also done a tremendous amount of helping other players on this forum by sharing his knowledge. Every time you hear him play its like he's paying tribute to the steel guitar. Just outstanding. Check out that right hand.

REALLY nice!!!!!!!,,, Ricky certainly is a very fine player... killer classic tone there too....bob

Great playing Ricky.

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This sounds absolutely GREAT, despite the fact that I'm listening to it from the cr@ppy, 1-inch/1 microwatt monophonic speaker in my computer, hidden way under my desk.

Marvelous tone, marvelous playing. My hat's off to Ricky (if i had had a hat, that is)!



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Very Tasty! Ricky, You Da man....

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Hummm...welll....Huh...I didn't know I made that public actually. I uploaded it as it was the only way a friend could see it; but I thought I made it private??>I guess not.
Anyway...>so it's out there and I'm humbled by the very kind remarks....ya'll certainly know how to make a brother feel good.
I played that "Blue Darlin" Fulawka for Ed Fulawka and his beautiful Bride in their show room in St. Louis years ago; for Eddy to tape me playing that special steel he built for me as a tribute to Jimmy Day.
He wanted it on Tape; so I went for it.
Of course you hear some "Lloyd-ness" in there; as I just came from the main room where Lloyd just finished his set....and of course; I am heavily influenced by pretty much any and everything Lloyd Green does...so there ya have that..ah...ha.
I thank you all for your kind words and Kevin; that is exactly what I feel when I play. I have been soooo completely lucky to have so many great mentors and role models to follow along with; and they have always given me their all in insight and passion and knowledge, of/for the instrument; and with that, I try my hardest to give as much passion and tribute to the instrument, wheather I'm playing it or working on it or discussing it; as the way they have displayed it to me.
Ricky<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 28 May 2006 at 11:25 PM.]</p></FONT>

Real sweet & soulful. Thanks Jim for sharing this...

Very nice playing. I especially like the intro.

Ricky, that was just beautiful.

Yeah what they all said .Makes me feel good.
Brendan

After you have marvelled at the great Ricky playing "Farewell Party" take a look at the young guitar player ( guitar 90 ) over on the right hand video column and be equally amazed !!

Ricky great job it was just as good as the first time I heard you play it as I was in the room at the time you played it for Eddie to tape. keep up the great work as we all need some one to try and keep up with.

Charlie

Utterly fantastic!

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Very Very Nice Ricky!

Thank you Ricky for this and your generosity that has helped so many musicians.

SWEET!!!!!!!!!

Drew

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Ricky - You will be if not already one of the greats in the Steel Playin business. You displayed through your music, some of the most soulful sound I've heard in a long time. It is evident that you enjoy what you do. Keep on, Keepin on. Great job.

I agree with everyone, terrific playing. You play with a lot of passion and energy, and flawless technique. Thanks for sharing,and thanks for the good tips you give us.

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Howard