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Topic: New album from Justin Trevino |
Janice Brooks
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Posted 27 Feb 2001 7:09 pm |
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It's called Travlin Singin Man on the Lonestar label. Justin continues to cover
classic country hits and raritys.
Steel work is shared by Dickie Overbey and Rick Price
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Janice "Busgal" Brooks
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Janice Brooks
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Posted 25 Mar 2001 6:58 pm
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Thought I would bump this up
I have seen cuts from this album on a few playlists from local public radio shows.
It's also had songs on Spinner.com (treditionel country channel) and digital cable music options.
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Janice "Busgal" Brooks
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P Gleespen
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Posted 26 Mar 2001 4:40 am
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Janice, where online can this be found?
I picked up his last cd (on your recommendation, thanks!) and it's a good'n. |
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Peggy Poovey
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Dallas,Texas USA
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Posted 27 Mar 2001 10:00 am
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This CD is AWESOME. Great steel. You can get at Amazon.com. A must for real Country music folks.
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Herb Steiner
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Posted 27 Mar 2001 10:22 am
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Justin will be performing this Friday night, along with Johnny Bush and your correspondent, at the Stagecoach in Fort Worth TX. He will have his album available there for those who'd like to get a copy, I'm sure.
The steel is great on the record, all Dickie Overby (except for one cut by Rick Price), and way up in the mix all the way. Also, some of the most lovely Tommy Jackson-style fiddle ever by forumite Bobby Flores. This really is one of the top records I've listened to in a long, long, time.
Incidentally, be on the lookout for the release of Dugg Collins' new CD, produced by Jim Loessberg, and featuring Randy Reinhard and JL on steel, again with Flores on fiddle. Y'all will not be disappointed. It's in mixdown stage right now, but when it's available, the world will know.
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ebb
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Posted 27 Mar 2001 3:04 pm
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i would like a recomendation for a johnny bush recording also. let me know your favorites.
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P Gleespen
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Posted 28 Mar 2001 4:25 am
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| i would like a recomendation for a johnny bush recording also. let me know your favorites. |
Well, I'm no Johnny Bush expert, but I really like "Sound of a Heartache" which has both Jimmy Day and Buddy Emmons on steel. |
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