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Jim Gorrie


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Post  Posted 21 Feb 2008 1:12 pm    
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I've had this song on a Tammy Wynette vinyl "LP" since the early 1970's and more or less from when I first heard it, it's been something of a personal anthem for steel guitar.


To hear what I'm on about, CLICK HERE.

Pete Drake on steel ? ~ but if anyone knows differently let us know.

Well ~ that's MY anthem ~ what's YOURS?
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Mike Perlowin


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Post  Posted 21 Feb 2008 1:45 pm     Re: Steel Guitar Anthem . . .
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Jim Gorrie wrote:
that's MY anthem ~ what's YOURS?


G L O R......... Evil Twisted
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Pete Finney

 

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Nashville Tn.
Post  Posted 21 Feb 2008 2:27 pm    
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I've always loved that track; I agree it's gotta be Pete Drake.

Is that on CD now? I've got it on vinyl from years ago too...
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Leslie Ehrlich


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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Post  Posted 21 Feb 2008 2:47 pm    
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I listened to it. It doesn't do anything for me. And not much steel in the song either.

If I wanna hear more steel guitar intensive country music, I've got Charley Pride's 'Wonder Could I Live There' and Wynn Stewart's 'It's Such A Pretty World Today' on my hard drive.
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Jim Gorrie


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Edinburgh ~ road works congestion capital of The World.
Post  Posted 21 Feb 2008 3:00 pm    
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Leslie Ehrlich wrote:
. . . . . And not much steel in the song either.

If I wanna hear more steel guitar intensive country music, I've got Charley Pride's 'Wonder Could I Live There'


Leslie, you're right ~ there isn't a lot of steel on the track, and that was one of Pete Drake's hallmarks. He was definitely one steel player who seemed to practise the "less is more" maxim.

. . . and if I want to hear more steel guitar intensive country music, I've got (among a host of others) Charley Pride's "Live at Panther Hall" which I personally regard as an anthemic steel guitar album as opposed to a single like the Tammy Wynette song, and as opposed to instrumental steel guitar albums.

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Jim G.
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Archie Nicol R.I.P.


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Post  Posted 21 Feb 2008 5:41 pm    
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Labi Siffre's `Crying, Laughing, Loving, Lying` has a tiny bit of steel on it which makes the song for me.

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