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Topic: Suzi Bogus |
David Rupert
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Peter Freiberger
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Tommy White
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Posted 23 Feb 2014 8:03 pm |
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| I think it's Bucky Baxter on steel, formerly in Bob Dylan's band and I think Ted Hewitt on electric guitar, who went on to produce Rodney Atkins few hits. |
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David Rupert
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Posted 23 Feb 2014 8:27 pm
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| Tommy White wrote: |
| I think it's Bucky Baxter on steel, formerly in Bob Dylan's band and I think Ted Hewitt on electric guitar, who went on to produce Rodney Atkins few hits. |
Thanks Tommy!
Love your steel playing! Who doesn't!?
You did a stellar performance on Night Life, at the Big E event.
I believe that was you.
And when you played the Don Helms parts, not long ago, on non-pedal steel.
That was so cool. Hope my memory is serving me well here!?
Take care...& God bless,
David Rupert
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Dale Rottacker
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Walla Walla Washington, USA
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Mark Eaton
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 8:35 am
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Speaking of "Someday Soon," I enjoyed Cindy Cashdollar's playing on that this past Saturday evening in Sebastopol with Sylvia Tyson. She was on her Remington D-8 non-pedal and Cindy is so smooth you don't even miss the pedals. Big crowd for Sylvia Tyson, but an old crowd - I'm pushin' 60 and I think I was in the youngest 20%.
I would have enjoyed seeing Suzy Bogguss last week in Berkeley (as opposed to Suzi Bogus), but ya can't see 'em all.
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Dave Harmonson
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 8:59 am
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I always felt that Suzy Bogguss' version of Someday Soon was the best since the Judy Collins track from '69 with Buddy and James. I never really cared much for the several other attempts.
Just saw Suzy last Wednesday. She still sings like a bird and was travelling with Charlie Chadwick on upright bass and Chris Scruggs on acoustic, Tele and Fender deluxe 8 with a trapezoid pick up. Chris played pedal "steelish" parts on Someday Soon and a few others that would have called for pedal steel. Great show. Suzy plays great rhythm and finger style acoustic and of course Chris Scruggs is an incredible tasty player.
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Bob Carlucci
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Candor, New York, USA
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 9:00 am
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| Dale Rottacker wrote: |
| Tommy White wrote: |
| I think it's Bucky Baxter on steel, formerly in Bob Dylan's band and I think Ted Hewitt on electric guitar, who went on to produce Rodney Atkins few hits. |
I know I live in a gave so I've never heard of Bucky Baxter, but what a gorgeous crytal clear ring like a bell tone he was getting!!!...gonna go look him up on youtube right now...Thanks Tommy |
I guess I am living in a cave as well. Never heard of him either, but HAVE heard his playing. He has a pretty impressive discography. Always liked Suzy Boguss version of Someday Soon a little better than the wonderful original version.It was a bit more "country" to my ears, and I liked the vibrant tone and timbre of the steel ... bob
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucky_Baxter
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David Rupert
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Mesa, Arizona (Hometown: Mahopac, NY & Pennsylvania).
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 10:45 am
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| Mark Eaton wrote: |
Speaking of "Someday Soon," I enjoyed Cindy Cashdollar's playing on that this past Saturday evening in Sebastopol with Sylvia Tyson. She was on her Remington D-8 non-pedal and Cindy is so smooth you don't even miss the pedals. Big crowd for Sylvia Tyson, but an old crowd - I'm pushin' 60 and I think I was in the youngest 20%.
I would have enjoyed seeing Suzy Bogguss last week in Berkeley (as opposed to Suzi Bogus), but ya can't see 'em all. |
Yeah Mark, I got her name wrong, I know. Was not paying full attention. But the music sounds great! (Why I outta....) đŸ˜‰
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Mark Eaton
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 10:58 am
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Obviously no big deal about the misspelling, but Suzy probably got her share of harassment in middle school with a name like Bogguss and kids teasing her by pronouncing it "bogus."
She's had a good career - I guess she showed them! 
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David Rupert
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Mesa, Arizona (Hometown: Mahopac, NY & Pennsylvania).
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 10:59 am Am I correct ?
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Was I correct, about Tommy White?
Playing Night Life @ the big E celebration?
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His playing @ the Don Helms' honorary show?
I though it was Tommy White, on non-pedal steel, doing his steel parts? Post humilitus (sp?)
It was great non-pedal steel, via TW. I believe. Please enlighten me! Thank you!
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David "DJ" Rupert
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Tommy White
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 12:54 pm
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David,
Yes, I did play "Night Life" at the Country Music Hall of Fame tribute to Buddy Emmons.
It was also me playing a tribute to Don Helms on an Opry Live televised show with Vince Gill. Vince loaned me his Gibson Console Grand to do the show with. Vince is mighty kind to us steel players!
Regarding Bucky Baxter, Bucky has been around a long time. I first met Bucky in I believe 1987 on a USO trip to Europe. He was playing with Steve Earl at the time. Fine, fine steel guitarist and great guy. I've lost track of Bucky but I'm sure he is still playing. |
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David Rupert
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Mesa, Arizona (Hometown: Mahopac, NY & Pennsylvania).
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Posted 24 Feb 2014 3:47 pm Tommy White
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Tommy White,
Thanks for taking the time, to answer my questions. I appreciate it.
I'm a huge fan of your steel playing. Always sounds excellent.
Take care...& God bless,
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David "DJ" Rupert
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David Rupert
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Mesa, Arizona (Hometown: Mahopac, NY & Pennsylvania).
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Frank Freniere
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The First Coast
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Posted 1 Mar 2014 8:17 am
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Bucky actually joined the Forum last year but has yet to post anything.
Another couple of Suzy faves are "Two-Step 'Round The Christmas Tree" and "Just Like The Weather" with Dan Dugmore on steel. |
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