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Topic: Tommy White on Dobro |
bill mitchell
From:
chattanooga, tn usa
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Posted 9 Apr 2008 5:46 pm |
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| Tommy...I just heard part of the "Fleetwood Grass" cd. WOW..great stuff. Just wondering if you used standard gbdgbd tuning for most of that?? |
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Abel Khineche
From:
Santa Clarita California, USA
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Posted 9 Apr 2008 7:25 pm
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Hi Bill,
Do you mean that Tommy White is actually member of this forum?. What a privilege to have him here. I was stunned by his virtuosity on an other forum's video.
Bravo Mr. White
Blessings,
Abel |
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robert kramer
From:
Nashville TN
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Posted 10 Apr 2008 9:08 am
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| Back in the early 90's, Tommy put his Dobro on a Stonewall Jackson album called "Super Friends." Tommy White's Dobro playing is right up there with his steel playing which is to say: phenomenal!!! |
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Tom Middleton
From:
Austin, Texas, USA (deceased)
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Posted 10 Apr 2008 11:47 am
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| If I am not mistaken, Tommy toured with the Whites on dobro for a stint the 80's after Jerry Douglas left, not an easy spot to fill. |
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bill mitchell
From:
chattanooga, tn usa
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Posted 10 Apr 2008 5:41 pm
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Tommy checks in from time to time.
I listen to WSM AM on-Line and catch a lot of his work on the GOO. Never get tired of hearing him play things just like "on the record"..or taking off with some great improvising. But I didn't know he was a master of the dobro. |
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Joe Rogers
From:
Lake Charles, LA USA
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Posted 10 Apr 2008 10:32 pm
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Tommy is a phenomenal musician period. He has the best attack on any instrument he picks up. I saw him play 6-string guitar one time and he blew me away.
Joe Rogers |
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Jason Stillwell
From:
Caddo, OK, USA
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Posted 11 Apr 2008 6:30 pm
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I remember being at the Opry on my senior class trip in 1992 and seing the Whites' portion of the show. I just remember them having a dobro player who was a really hot picker and Sharon announcing that he was Tommy White. I thought, "Dang, I didn't know those girls had a brother who could pick like that!" It didn't dawn on me until several years later that Tommy White, the steel player from tv (and whose old push-pull I currently own), was the "little White brother" (who isn't).  |
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