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Walter Stettner


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Vienna, Austria
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 12:32 am    
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Good Morning!

We are back in 1979 this week, with a track that was originally recorded by Jeanne Pruett. Great Ballad!

http://www.lloydgreentribute.com/AustrianSteelguitar/Sounds.htm

Enjoy the music!

Kind Regards, Walter
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Rick Campbell


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Sneedville, TN, USA
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 5:45 am    
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T I D W W M O S





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Paul Graupp

 

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Macon Ga USA
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 6:12 am    
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W E L D O N

Shocked Whoa!
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Bent Romnes


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London,Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 7:26 am    
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The marimbas sounds like Lloyd Green
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Peter Freiberger

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 7:26 am    
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Weldon Myrick and Dottsy
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robert kramer

 

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Nashville TN
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 9:59 am    
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One of the classic rides of all time. At this time, Weldon was using a The Electro Harmonix Clone Theory for his chorus effect.

Here is some more Dottsy w/ Weldon. "Storms Never Last" (1975)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_yGgvCLSUo

It was a very good decade.
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Walter Stettner


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Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 11:10 am    
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Nothing to add - perfect answers! Smile

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Rick Campbell


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Sneedville, TN, USA
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 11:29 am    
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Rick Campbell wrote:
T I D W W M O S

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This
Is
Dottsy
With
Weldon
Myrick
On
Steel




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Peter Freiberger

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 12:38 pm    
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Cryptic Rick wins!

And I agree with Robert K. The '70's were a Golden Age for steel guitar.
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Rick Campbell


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Sneedville, TN, USA
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 1:29 pm    
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The reason for my cryptic answer is that it was not a display of my country music knowledge, instead it was a demonstration of my skills at Internet research. I wanted to be fair and see if anyone could figure it out the hard way, which I assume they did.

I confess. I would have never guessed the singer, and I would have guessed John Hughey on steel because of a few licks.

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Steve Hinson

 

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Hendersonville Tn USA
Post  Posted 29 Nov 2009 8:16 pm    
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I wish I could get a tone like that!
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