Live albums with tasteful PSG ...

Paul Seager · From: Augsburg, Germany

Kind of an offbeat subject I know but ...

I read recently somewhere that Charlie Pride's "In Person" live album is the live album to hear PSG at it's best (i.e., behind a singer) and after a quick listen, I have to agree. Lloyd Green is extremely tasteful throughout.

But what others are there? I know these:
- Buck Owens - Japan & Carnegie (Brumley)
- Waylon Jennings - Waylon Live (Mooney)

Any other recommendations? I am not looking for virtuoso displays, just great music with a PSG singing tastefully in accompaniment.
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John Larson · From: Pennsyltucky, USA

Merle Haggard - Live at Austin City Limits '78 (Norm Hamlet)

Drive-By Truckers - Live at Austin City Limits (John Neff)

Son Volt - Live At Austin City Limits (Eric Heywood)

Poco - Deliverin'(Rusty Young)

Dire Straits - On the Night (Paul Franklin)

NRPS - Bear's Sonic Journals: Dawn of the New Riders of the Purple Sage (Jerry Garcia)

NRPS - Veneta, Oregon, 8/27/72 (Buddy Cage)

Emmylou Harris - Last Date (Steve Fishell)
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Bruce Blackburn · From: Nashville, Tennessee

Paycheck- New York Town live album with Big Jim
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Per Berner · From: Skovde, Sweden

Dale Watson's Preachin' to the choir, Ricky Davis at his best. Ricky is also on one of Dale's live DVDs, fantastic stuff.

scott murray · From: Asheville, NC

•George Jones at Dancetown USA (Buddy Emmons)
•Dick Curless Live at the Wheeling Truck Drivers Jamboree (Curly Chalker)
•Buck Owens Live In London (JayDee Maness)
•Merle Haggard Live at Billy Bob’s (Norm Hamlet)
•Rick Nelson In Concert (Tom Brumley)
•Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen Live From Deep In the Heart of Texas & We’ve Got a Live One Here (Bobby Black)
•NRPS One For The Road (Buddy Cage)
•Nashville Super Pickers Live From Austin City Limits (Emmons and Russ Hicks)
•Ween Live In Toronto Canada (Stu Basore)
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Brian Gattis · From: Georgia, USA

Gary Stewart Live at Billy Bobs

Marco Schouten · From: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Glen Sherley - Glen Sherley (Lloyd Green)
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Per Berner · From: Skovde, Sweden

Ricky Skaggs Live in London, Bruce Bouton

Ron Bryson · From: Bonifay, Florida, USA

Roger Miller - "A Trip to the Country"

Rick Grieco · From: Long Island, New York, USA

Michael Nesmith - Cosmic Partners (Red Rhodes)
Michael Nesmith & The First National Band Redux - Live At The Troubadour (Pete Finney)
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Marty Broussard · From: Broussard, Louisiana, USA

Paul, I’ll modestly offer-up Tracy Byrd Live at Billy Bob’s Texas.

Note: We had some issues with my raw feed the night of the show. Subsequently, it was a choice of re-recording my tracks or repairing the originals. In the interest of time we attempted to edit the tones on the originals. Despite the issues there’s some pretty good steel spots in it. I’m posting the picture of the CD/DVD/LP covers. Also, I’ve noticed that there are YouTube tracks of it.

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Paul Seager · From: Augsburg, Germany

Thank you all so much. My next post will be how to manage time to listen to all these albums! I have found many on Spotify and my playlist is growing (currently >300 songs!) No doubt I will find the rest on YT.

What is great about this is that there are names of artists I have never heard of and I like to listen to "new" stuff.

Good to see Dale Watson was suggested. Dale comes to a club near my home once a year and it's a rare opportunity to see a good PSG player, Don Pawlak, up close. Sarah Jory has been a couple of times to and is definitely one not to miss!

Thanks again. This is the only way to learn how to play this thing!
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Joachim Kettner · From: Germany

Per Berner · From: Skovde, Sweden

There are a couple of fabulous live DVDs with Albert Lee and Hogan's Heroes, with Gerry Hogan on steel. Live in Paris is the best of them all.

Also, any DVD by Asleep at the Wheel, mostly non-pedal but masterly played by Cindy Cashdollar, Joe Ely and a few others.

Another priceless DVD: Jumpon' time with The Time Jumpers, John Hughey at his very best. Plus you get to hear Dawn Sears sing.

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