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Rich Upright


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Florida, USA
Post  Posted 16 Aug 2015 11:36 pm    
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Now THIS is what country is supposed to sound like! Great Vocals by Kimberly, and the usual phenominal steel playing by the great Dickey Overbey.




https://youtu.be/Z_m_iLLqey8
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Andy Eder

 

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North Florida, USA
Post  Posted 17 Aug 2015 3:23 am    
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Sweet steel, thanks for sharing.
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chris ivey


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california (deceased)
Post  Posted 18 Aug 2015 2:41 pm    
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'the steel guitar overplays song'

Very Happy Very Happy
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Bill Ferguson


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Milton, FL USA
Post  Posted 19 Aug 2015 3:13 am    
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Chris, I don't disagree with you, but if you will listen to any of the Texas honkytonk music, you will hear this. It is the way it is done in Texas.

And that is the GREAT Dicky Overby.
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Graham


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Marmora, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 19 Aug 2015 3:29 am    
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The song is named "The Steel Guitar Song" and you complain that the steel is overplayed???? You must hate steel shows!

Nashville should take a page from Texas's book when it comes to steel and fiddle in their music. Best country music today is coming out of Texas!
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chris ivey


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california (deceased)
Post  Posted 19 Aug 2015 7:54 am    
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i guess you missed the smiley faces.
i wouldn't pay to go to a steel show.
steel is wonderful...best in tasteful doses.
it is very nice overbyplaying!
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Bill Ferguson


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Milton, FL USA
Post  Posted 19 Aug 2015 8:48 am    
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Sorry Chris, I did not see the smiley faces.

Sad though that you won't attend a steel show.
Do you play pedal steel?
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Graham


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Marmora, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 19 Aug 2015 9:24 am    
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Chris - guess I'm as blind as Bill. I missed them as well.
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Rich Upright


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Post  Posted 20 Aug 2015 3:06 am    
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"Nashville should take a page from Texas's book when it comes to steel and fiddle in their music. Best country music today is coming out of Texas!"

ABSOLUTELY!

Always has; always will.

'Course we gotta give a little credit to Bakersfield, too.
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