Keith Whitleys steel player

Jeremy Marcum · From: Northport, Alabama... USA

What brand of steel is he playing and whats his name?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vezn9t7n3hM

Brett Day · From: Pickens, SC

Carson Chamberlain was Keith's steel player. He played a Franklin pedabro. His pedabro was different than the other pedabros Paul Franklin Sr. built because it had the standard pedabro neck, along with an E9th steel neck. Carson is now a songwriter and has written quite a few hit songs for many great country artists

Chris Templeton · From: The Green Mountain State

When I played with Marty Haggard, I always looked forward to playing this song on his set. Keith was such a special singer.
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chris ivey · From: california (deceased)

yeah..i played it alot with scott joss. he's merle's fiddle player and harmony singer, and a great singer in his own right.
boy, keith's version there is 'really' slow, aint it...

Brian Ostrom · From: Old Chelsea Quebec Canada

Is that a young Brent Masson I see on lead ?
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Tim Sergent · From: Hendersonville, TN, USA

Lou Toomey on lead guitar

Lane Gray · From: Topeka, KS

I like it better when he did it at first. With J.D. Crowe on baritone (I can't recall who sang tenor).
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