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Eddy Dunlap

 

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Nashville, Tn
Post  Posted 27 Aug 2021 4:24 am    
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We filmed this a couple of months ago, but just saw where it aired this week. Tommy Sims was music director and he assembled a very cool band. Luckily because of the material and Charley’s discography, steel guitar was needed heavily. I feel humbled and extremely undeserving for the call sometimes, but I also take honor in trying to play what some of my heroes played(a lot of Lloyd all night!) Thanks to YouTube the performance parts of the show are preserved for all to see. Hope some people enjoy it and want people to know that steel guitar is alive and well in music city.

Wynona Judd- Just Between You and Me

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ypU8EN4x1cs&list=RDypU8EN4x1cs&start_radio=1

Lee Ann Womack- Crystal Chandelier

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GJTMvJ81R_E&list=RDypU8EN4x1cs&index=2

Jimmie Allen- All I Have to Offer You Is Me

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6rbwmT0IqCw&list=RDypU8EN4x1cs&index=3

George Strait- Is Anybody Going to San Antone

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ESNSBxA6Drg&list=RDypU8EN4x1cs&index=4

Gladys Knight- Roll On Mississippi

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jU--3DEnpyE

Mickey Guyton- I’m Just Me

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gjoX0RlsNGQ&list=RDypU8EN4x1cs&index=5#searching
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Roy Carroll


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North of a Round Rock
Post  Posted 27 Aug 2021 5:26 am    
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Very nice! Thanks for posting. It is all VERY good!
Great playing!
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Manfred Schall

 

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Langenfeld, Germany
Post  Posted 27 Aug 2021 12:46 pm    
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Enjoyed this. Great job Eddy. Smile
Thanks for posting.

Cheers,
MS
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Doug Earnest


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Branson, MO USA
Post  Posted 27 Aug 2021 5:11 pm    
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You have been one of my favorites for some time now Eddy, and you did yourself proud on all of those numbers!

It was nice to see a whole show where the performers and musicians all had on nice clothes and no distorted guitars. Not that I don't like some of that now and then too.

And I got to see some newer artists that I had only heard of. I think I may be a Mickey Guyton fan.

Thank you for posting this. Would you be able to share the names of the other musicians? I don't recognize them.
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Larry Dering


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Missouri, USA
Post  Posted 27 Aug 2021 5:41 pm    
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Eddy has the chops and has impressed me since his early days at shows in Illinois. Eddy you represented the steel guitar and history in fine fashion. Great job.
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Eddy Dunlap

 

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Nashville, Tn
Post  Posted 28 Aug 2021 6:14 am    
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Doug Earnest wrote:
You have been one of my favorites for some time now Eddy, and you did yourself proud on all of those numbers!

It was nice to see a whole show where the performers and musicians all had on nice clothes and no distorted guitars. Not that I don't like some of that now and then too.

And I got to see some newer artists that I had only heard of. I think I may be a Mickey Guyton fan.

Thank you for posting this. Would you be able to share the names of the other musicians? I don't recognize them.


Hey, Doug!! That means a lot coming from you. You build a fine instrument, and I’ve played that gearl driven volume pedal of yours out at the Opry(it feels so smooth!) That was a cool and unique band. Tommy Sims is not only leader, but bass, acoustic as well as singing(he’s so talented!) Annie Clements on Upright(from Maren Morris), the great Chris Rodreiguiz on guitar, Jason Roller acoustic utility, Derick Phillips(Hank Jr. and Brett Elderedge) on drums, Charley’s band leader Danny Hutchins and Demarco Johnson on keys, and background vocalists are Wendy Morten, Gene Miller, and Kim Keyes. That with a string section is a slammed lineup.

I’m thrilled you enjoyed Mickey Guyton. She’s one of the hardest working people in town and sky is the limit for her future. She loves steel guitar too! I’ve recorded a couple of albums of hers. One being a modern remake of Patsy’s, “Crazy,” and the other some slippery, theatrical steel on, “Rose’”

Crazy: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cWnsB-rJja4

Rose’ https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vfJ2lfVJwhQ

Manfred! Thanks for watching those my friend. I’m wanting to go back to Europe so bad, and was thinking about you the past year and hoping y’all were doing well and staying safe.

Larry! It’s been a long time. I haven’t been to the Southern Illinois show in a minute, but I miss it and all the people that’d always go to it.

Roy, I’m so happy you enjoyed. Thanks for watching!
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Doug Earnest


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Branson, MO USA
Post  Posted 28 Aug 2021 10:49 am    
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Thanks for the information Eddy. I hope you and all those other players have long and bright careers. Maybe that vintage Nashville Sound will come back. I loved all the strings and background vocals. Some thought it ruined country music but not for me.
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Johnny Jones

 

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Benton, Kentucky USA
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2021 1:55 pm     Charlie Pride Special
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Eddy,You sounded great on all these Charlie Pride songs,great tone,and all them Lloyd Green licks.That's a great band your playing with.
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Tommy White

 

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Nashville
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2021 2:37 pm    
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So proud of you Eddy Dunlap. You always play great and do a great job!
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Rick Myrland


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New Orleans
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2021 2:39 pm    
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That is a huge orchestration, why did they go with what looks like two identical keyboards? And I thought the use of a stand-up bass was unconventional for the setting (although pretty cool). Interesting band and sound.
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