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Topic: Farewell party |
Ray Kedge
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Middlesex, England
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Posted 6 Oct 2008 9:56 am |
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| No not the Lloyd Green version, Joe Nichols had a cut on it and I think Dan Dugmore played the lead break, it is very tasteful has anybody tabbed it? |
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Ray Kedge
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Middlesex, England
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Posted 8 Oct 2008 8:13 am Re:Farewell Party Joe Nichols/Dan Dugmore
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| It wasn't a hit, too many people have done it.But the steel break is a beauty !!! |
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John Bresler R.I.P.
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Thornton, Colorado
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Posted 8 Oct 2008 6:14 pm
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Check with Billy Cooper Music. He has it tabbed in a course "Country Steel Guitar" Volume 1. I believe it has "I'll be there, Healing Hands of Time" & one other song I can't remember. Click on the sample mp3 and it'll take you to an album that has the song listed that you can listen to to see if it's the version you want. Billy picks them good, tho. His tab is easy to follow, too.
Here's a link to a Jimmy Day version tabbed by Ricky Davis that is outstanding:
http://steelguitarforum.com/Forum8/HTML/002666.html
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Brett Crisp
From:
NC
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Posted 31 Oct 2008 6:38 pm
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| Ray, that was actually my uncle Terry Crisp on that cut for Joe. That was the last thing he ever recorded for Joe before they let let him go. It is a good one aint it? |
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Larry Edwards
From:
Broadalbin, NY
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Posted 12 Nov 2008 6:18 pm
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i have a tab by jeff newman i really like
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Barry Gaskell
From:
Cheshire, UK
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Posted 13 Nov 2008 3:32 am
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Hi Ray
How're yer doin' ?
Terry's version and Lloyds is of course superlative, but for sheer poetry and emotion on the steel James Clayton Day is unbeatable. He hangs on some notes and slightly delays on others. Absolutely transcends the physical.
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Ray Kedge
From:
Middlesex, England
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Posted 13 Nov 2008 4:30 pm Re:Farewell Party
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Brett,
Thanks for letting me know that, I was told it was Dan Dugmore.But it is one of the best constructed steel breaks I have ever heard,Dick Sexton has tabbed it out from the clip I sent him and some of the techniques used just really take some doing.If you talk to Terry tell him he has a major fan of his playing.
Cheers Ray |
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Ray Kedge
From:
Middlesex, England
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Posted 13 Nov 2008 4:41 pm Re:Farewell Party
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It also begs the question. Why would you let someone go who can play like that???
Ray |
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Dick Sexton
From:
Greenville, Ohio
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Posted 13 Nov 2008 5:10 pm Thank you...
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| Ray, thanks for the plug. It is amazing and finding that droning intro lick, was worth the effort. It's not note for note, just close. DS |
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Ray Kedge
From:
Middlesex, England
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Posted 13 Nov 2008 5:16 pm Re:Farewell Party
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Dick,
Thanks you did a great job,if you wish to post the tab be my guest, I think most players would find it a challenge to learn.
Thanks again, Ray |
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Dick Sexton
From:
Greenville, Ohio
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Posted 13 Nov 2008 5:22 pm
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| Ray, I've got the intro up on the other Farewell post. Thinking about putting the whole thing up as a Beginners Note. Seems to be some interest there and yes, it will be challenging. DS |
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