Lloyd's new CD

Buddy Elkin · From: Henderson, KY, USA

Just rec'd Lloyd Green's new CD. Great material. Lot of fresh 'Lloyd Green' licks. It's been well worth the wait. Great CD!

Jim Vogan · From: Ohio City, Ohio 45874

Received mine in the mail today!Like it very much!

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Jim Vogan
Carter D10, 8&5 with BCT
G.D. Walker Stereo Steel Combo
Bakelite Ric
Hilton volume pedal

Red Kilby · From: Pueblo, CO, USA * R.I.P.

Lloyd's website is www.lloydgreenmusic.com if you want to get a copy???

Or he will have them "FOR SALE" and will AUTOGRAPH them for you in St.Louis at the ISGA August 28th thru 31st.

J Hollenberg · From: Vlaardingen, The Netherlands

Received my copy today.
Never heard so much beautiful steelguitar playing.Especially the songs Farewell Party , Ashokan Farewell ,and Hogan's Dream.
These songs brings almost tears to your eyes.
For me the best steelguitar cd in years
Fantastic Lloyd.

Sjaak Hollenberg
The Netherlands

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mickd · From: london,england

mine arrived today

Highly recommended - thanks Lloyd.

Hans Holzherr · From: Münchenbuchsee, Switzerland

Steel magic!! Wonderful CD.

Dan E. Hoff · From: Blue Springs, Missouri, USA

Did'nt want to wait to get mine in St. Louis, received it last p.m. The no.3 song on the disc can just about get to you. Great steel guitar playing.

Dave Van Allen · From: Doylestown, PA , US , Earth

oboy... when they kick into the walking shuffle for the solo on cut 4 (so sad) I get all a-tingle...

I think Mr. Brown's vocal work on that cut is brilliant as well...

[This message was edited by Dave Van Allen on 22 August 2003 at 08:59 AM.]

Gary Walker · From: Morro Bay, CA

Ordered mine on line and will be glad to hear from the Master once again.

Gary Walker · From: Morro Bay, CA

Wow, talk about fast service, got mine today and just finished hearing some of the most beautiful playing. I have collected Lloyd's records from about the first one many years ago and thought I couldn't get goose bumps anymore but there's not enought superlatives to describe this great project from the Master of giving chicken-skin. His absence over the years from our turntables and now CD players left a void, but Miracles can and do happen and Lloyd's place in our hearts has reached new heights in this must-have treasure for fellow-players and fans of the "King of Steel."

ebb · From: nj

i have
"calling you"
"so sad"
and
"god only knows"
on
non stop repeat
for 4 days now

Eric West · From: Portland, Oregon, USA, R.I.P.

Just ordered one.

Food can wait..

EJL

Marco Schouten · From: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

So Sad is constantly playing in my head.
It's beyond words can describe.

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Steelin' Greetings
Marco Schouten
Sho-Bud LLG; Sho-Bud Pro III Custom; Guyatone 6 string lap steel; John Pearse bar; Emmons bar; Panther amp

Smiley Roberts · From: Hendersonville,Tn. 37075

......opening some new horizons for steel guitar! If any of you have friends that call the steel,"that ol' whiny thing",let 'em listen to this! They'll change their mind,quickly! Lloyd,ol' pal,ya still got it,only more so! If it's good enough for Paul McCartney,it's good enough for me.

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Bob Knight · From: Bowling Green KY

I heard most of this new CD at Lloyd's house about a month ago. He went all the way with this one.
You NEED this one in you collection.

Congrats on a great project Lloyd.

Regards,
Bob

Terry Wood · From: Lebanon, MO

I ordered my copy this week couldn't wait until the convention. He's a Master Player, always was, is and remains so.

GOD bless you Lloyd,

Woody

Gere Mullican · From: LaVergne, Tennessee, USA (deceased)

I got mine in the mail today. It took 2 days from the time I sent my request in the mail. How come it took so long? What a super picker and person Lloyd is. I hope he never stops.
Gere

Geoff Cole · From: Marrara N.T. Australia

My copy arrived in the post in Darwin just as I was leaving to return to East Timor after 4 days R&R. I never had time to play it there so I bought it here with me. I had it playing in the office while I was clearing the Australian Army Band which had been here for a series of concerts.I got a lot of comments like "Wow what instrument is that?"and "Gee that sounds great". All positive, they all seemed to like it a lot. So Lloyd, you are being heard even here in East Timor.Thanks mate, a great effort.

Steve Hinson · From: Hendersonville Tn USA

This is a great record!I've listened to it three times today...

Chip Fossa · From: Monson, MA, USA (deceased)

Can't wait what Lloyd has to say about ASHOKAN FAREWELL...........a song I love, and espoused upon, here; I feel so good. Not only that Lloyd
thinks this timeless modern-day song was worthy of his immense talent to include it on this long-waited/anticipated CD, but, in my small
humble way, I feel a real connection with a remarkable steeler.

Thanks Lloyd.

Chip

Roland van Beveren · From: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Superior steeling, Lloyd!

Roland

Terry Downs · From: Wylie, TX US

I just got my copy today. Wow!! This is fantastic. I can forsee that many players will try to implement some of these innovations in their playing. It would also be fun to see him play some of these at the ISGC. I wish I could be there.

Was I the only one that got a personally signed note in the package from Lloyd?

Eric West · From: Portland, Oregon, USA, R.I.P.

Just got my CD.

Nothing in this world could have slowed me down from ripping it out of the Jewel Case and stuffing it into my player.

Nothing except for ONE THING...

A hand written note from Mr Green. Over 1 page. The handwriting was a fantastic style, much like my own. I do print a little more to limit the artistry..

I hate to contradict one of the Trinity of the Greatest, but the suggestion that I "might not be too familiar" with his works couldn't have been much farther off the mark.

Starting with Too Much Water under that old bridge, Faron Young, Jeez. Johnnie Paycheck, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, The Byrds, Ricky Scaggs Country Boy, And like a few others I'm constantly surprised at the songs and albums I've listened to till they were worn out that had him on it. I listened to my Old JPaycheck 8 tracks until they'd been fixed a half dozen times and the player moved from one wrecked car to another. I had some with Donny Young hissef' playing a Lloyd Imitation as well I'm sure...

Then there was Danny Shields' Record Collection..

Big Steel Guitar, Day For Decision , The Hit Sounds , Mr. Nashville Sound , Cool Steel Man , Green Country , Moody River with Pete Drake The Music City Sound Lloyd Green And His Steel Guitar , Shades Of Steel (Monument , Steel Rides , Feelings , Ten Shades Of Green , and a couple other later released I borrowed from friends.

In a couple of my "slumps" I've dusted off the Shades of Green and Green Country, and my slumps invariably ended. To say that they are "workshops" somehow cheapens them. They are Inspirations, and always were to me and thousands of others. His music never ceases to heal the wounds of a dozen too many telecasters..

Not too familiar INDEED.....

I'll listen to this CD until it was sorry it ever rolled off the press, and probably do the same with whatever I run off for my own use.

However I think "Cherish" is the work I'll use to describe how I'll feel about this three paragraph note, written by hands that mine will only dream of playing like. It'll be in a safe place, and someone someday will find it in my Estate, along with a couple precious others.

Thank you Mr Green.,

You, along with Sue Parkhouse, my friend that came from London this year as many before, to see/hear me on the way to the ISGC, have MADE MY YEAR!

Thanks too from all of us for this NEW inspiration.

You'll never know how much you provide.

Maybe you will though..

Did I say Thank you?

Thank you.

Eric West

Egil Skjelnes · From: Meland,Frekhaug

Hi
A few words from Norway as well.I got 2 copys of this CD last week,and having all of Lloyds music,and been a fan of his style and sound for years,I really lokked forward to this CD.I was not dissapointed!Lloyd has always got that little "extra" when it comes to touch and sound.It really moves you.Few people can play the melody so "straight",and yet play so much around it,makin it SO interesting and inspiring to listen to.I collect steel guitar records,and many are only played once or twice,but Lloyd,and a very few others,gives you something special.A reason why I got all his recordings,and play them over and over.I also had the the pleasure of visiting Lloyd twice in Nashville,and the things he told from his studio days,was really inspiring,and things I always try to remember when I work in the studio myself.
A true gentleman,and my fav.player.
You will lve this CD if you like good music,and good E9 playing.
Wish I could see you in St.Louis,my good friend Dag Wolf will be there and play for you-a fine player,and you will probably hear that he loves Lloyd too!
Sincerely,Egil.

John McGann · From: Boston, Massachusetts, USA * R.I.P.

A masterpiece, so expressive- he makes that thing talk!

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