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Mark Metdker

 

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North Central Texas, USA
Post  Posted 30 Mar 2005 7:18 am    
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Steve, what steel/amplifier combinations were you using on the great song: Just Call Me Lonesome - by Radney Foster. It is one of my favorite songs, and you are getting some killer tones. Sounds like you are using several different guitars and amps on that cut.

Thanks in advance.

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Brandin


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Newport Beach CA. USA
Post  Posted 30 Mar 2005 8:45 am    
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I don't know about the amp, but I believe he's playin' his Fender 400 on that song.
It is a great sound!

GB
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Fish

 

Post  Posted 30 Mar 2005 8:39 pm    
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Hello Mark,

I'm honored by your compliment and question. The guitar on "Just Call Me Lonesome" is a blonde Fender 400 with a wide Jazzmaster pickup, which I prefer over the narrower pickups. The amp is a blackface pre-CBS Fender Twin with a JBL E-130 15" speaker. I'm a big fan of Ralph Mooney's "high lonesome desert" Bakersfield sound and I'm just coping as many of his licks as I can "steal" without owing him any residuals. Radney is a great artist to work with in the studio, and he really encouraged me to play in that Buck Owens/Wynn Stewart direction. Bill Hullett played brilliant lead guitar on his 50's Fender "No-Caster" on that track. Bill is an exceptionally fine musician and a lot of fun to hang with in a recording studio.

Thanks for all your kind words.
Steve Fishell

To Gary: Yo, I trust life is treating you well on the Left Coast. Great to hear from you!
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John Macy

 

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Rockport TX/Denver CO
Post  Posted 31 Mar 2005 8:22 am    
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The producer did a pretty nice job on that record, too ....
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Mark Metdker

 

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North Central Texas, USA
Post  Posted 1 Apr 2005 4:44 am    
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Yes, Bill Hullett is a monster player. I especially liked George Marinelli's work on Hammer and Nails. I also enjoyed your lap steel work on that album.

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