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Topic: Rosetta - dance band recording with steel and standard guita |
Andy Volk
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Boston, MA
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Joe Burke
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Toronto, Canada
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Posted 18 Jan 2022 4:47 pm |
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Fred Treece
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California, USA
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Posted 18 Jan 2022 6:48 pm
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Never heard of Len Fillis. Thanks for posting. I like this hokey old stuff!
This: http://albowlly.club/fillis.html
doesn’t specifically credit him with playing steel on the tune you have posted, but it does say
“He was a master on the steel guitar, banjo, ukulele and tenor guitar.” |
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David Matzenik
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Cairns, on the Coral Sea
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Posted 18 Jan 2022 7:57 pm
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I think Len Fillis was a South African who worked in the UK and Australia. He recorded with a British crooner named Al Bowlly who was killed in the Blitz.
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Joachim Kettner
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Germany
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Posted 19 Jan 2022 2:23 am
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Concerning Al Bowlly who is mentiond in this thread, here is a very sad song from Richard Thompson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd3vsmWhYWI
Sounds like he's played a Maccaferri guitar on this.
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Stefan Robertson
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Hertfordshire, UK
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Posted 19 Jan 2022 2:43 am
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Nice version. Not a fan of such heavy vibrato but it was the sound and style of singing of that era I would imagine.
Now Tom "The Wolf" Morrell his version of Rosetta is on a whole different level.
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Andy Volk
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Boston, MA
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