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Bob Carlucci

 

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Candor, New York, USA
Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 9:46 am    
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JUST heard this great country tune on the radio, have NO idea who sang it, or how old it is, but the steel and dobro playing in it was GORGEOUS!.. Thats the vocal hook in the song.. "Livin' and Dying looking over Music city from my cab".. anybody know the song and the steel/dobro players??...

Seeing as how its a REAL GOOD AUTHENTIC country song, I'll probably never hear it again!! I really enjoyed it.. Very pretty steel work! bob
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Zach Parish

 

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Asbury, MO USA
Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 9:51 am    
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Hey Bob. If its the song I am thinking about, it is Kay by Daryl Singletary. It is on his Thats Why I Sing This Way album. Mike Johnson plays steel and the pedobro.
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Howard Tate


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Leesville, Louisiana, USA, R.I.P.
Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 9:54 am    
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I think the singer was John Wesley Ryles, or something like that, probably over twenty years ago. He was only sixteen at the time, had not heard of him since, but recently he was singing backup on a tv show but I can't remember what show or who he was singing with.

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Zach Parish

 

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Asbury, MO USA
Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 9:56 am    
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John Wesley Ryles was the original. He also sang backup vocals on Singletary's album.
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Mike Jones


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Goodlettsville,TN,USA
Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 12:35 pm    
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You can get "Kay" off of Apple's iTunes with Darryl singing it. It sounds great. It's a little faster than the way John Wesley did it.
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JAMES BANKS

 

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Mineola,TX USA
Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 1:36 pm    
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John Wesley Ryles is on a lot CD's out of nashville as back up singer. Look at the credits on some of the cd's released in the past few years.

James
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frank rogers

 

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Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 5:07 pm    
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If memory serves me right, The John Wesley Ryles version was a hit in the summer of 1969.
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John Bechtel


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Post  Posted 28 Jul 2005 6:04 pm    
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That song has been one of my favorites, ever since the Original version.

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John Drury


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Gallatin, Tn USA
Post  Posted 29 Jul 2005 5:34 pm    
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I moved to Nashville in August of 1983, Kay was being played over the radio a lot at that time.

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Lem Smith

 

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Long Beach, MS
Post  Posted 1 Aug 2005 8:07 am    
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As Zach mentioned, if it's Daryl Singletary's version, it's Mike Johnson playing steel. If it's the John Wesley Ryles version, then it's none other than Bobbe Seymour on that one.

Lem
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