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Jerry Roller Member From: Van Buren, Arkansas USA |
posted 07 January 2004 10:56 AM
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Does anyone know who did the steel on this song by Alan Jackson? Great sounding steel! Jerry |
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Nicholas Dedring Member From: Brooklyn, New York, USA |
posted 07 January 2004 11:02 AM
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Isn't that the tune that's new on the greatest hits set? If it is, then that's Lloyd Green's return to session recording you hear... and it's good news for everyone  |
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Walter Stettner Member From: Vienna, Austria |
posted 07 January 2004 11:17 AM
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It has been on the Forum a lot - Lloyd's ülaying on this song is so hauntingly beautiful! Also, Alan J. did a fantastic job writing and singing this song! Walter ------------------ |
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Jerry Roller Member From: Van Buren, Arkansas USA |
posted 07 January 2004 11:19 AM
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Thanks, I just heard it on the radio and it caught my attention. Absolutely beautiful tone. Jerry |
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Dave Burr Member From: Tyler, TX |
posted 07 January 2004 11:40 AM
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Click on the link below and you can listen to the solo by Lloyd over and over... Thanks to Rebel!!! http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/2003.html Absolutely brilliant!!! Respectfully, |
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mtulbert Member From: Plano, Texas 75023 |
posted 07 January 2004 12:38 PM
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Hi Jerry, You might want to get yourself a late Xmas present and buy Lloyd's latest CD. Think of it as 10 cuts of none stop solo work similar to Alan's turnaround. The master of E9th has come back big time IMHO. Regards, Mark T. |
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Rick McDuffie Member From: Smithfield, North Carolina, USA |
posted 07 January 2004 02:43 PM
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That's a Sho-Bud boys. Lloyd AND Dan Dugmore are playing 'em... as they have for years. I gotta admit, I love that sound. Everything old is new again! Rick |
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Bill Ford Member From: Graniteville SC Aiken |
posted 07 January 2004 06:47 PM
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Fellows, If you want any better than that,you gotta have serious problem with your tone bone,or whatever controls your hearing. Mr Green, smooooooth as usual Welcome back. ------------------ |
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Jerry Roller Member From: Van Buren, Arkansas USA |
posted 07 January 2004 09:21 PM
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Dave, thanks for the heads up on the link. Jerry |
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Terry Wood Member From: Marshfield, MO |
posted 07 January 2004 10:40 PM
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The brilliance of a true artist in every sense of the word, namely Lloyd Green! Woody |
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Bob Carlucci Member From: Candor, New York, USA |
posted 17 January 2004 05:09 AM
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It doesn't get much better than LG.... |
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Reggie Duncan Member From: Mississippi |
posted 17 January 2004 06:57 AM
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Lloyd shared with me that he personally felt that the tone achieved on "Remember When" was, in his opinion, the best possible for steel guitar. NO ARGUEMENT FROM ME!! Terry Wood...email me, please! [This message was edited by Reggie Duncan on 17 January 2004 at 06:58 AM.] |
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Walter Stettner Member From: Vienna, Austria |
posted 17 January 2004 07:23 AM
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TRUE!!! ------------------ |
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Fred Glave Member From: McHenry, Illinois, USA |
posted 17 January 2004 08:01 AM
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Another sweet steel solo by the great LLoyd Green and his old Fender with cable activated changers. |
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Fred Glave Member From: McHenry, Illinois, USA |
posted 17 January 2004 08:03 AM
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You're right. everything old IS new again! [This message was edited by Fred Glave on 17 January 2004 at 08:06 AM.] |
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Gene Jones Member From: Oklahoma City, OK USA |
posted 17 January 2004 09:06 AM
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"Good stuff" is always "timeless"! |
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Bob Snelgrove Member From: san jose, ca |
posted 18 January 2004 08:33 AM
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Reggie Can you ask Lloyd what his equipment set up was, including effects, etc? That's tone to-die-for bob |
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Duane Marrs Member From: Madison, Tennessee, USA |
posted 18 January 2004 08:48 AM
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Hi Bob, Lloyd used an old Fender twin head and a custom Marrs open-back cabinet I made equipt with an old D-130 JBL. The LDG had our replacement fingers I installed while he was working on his new album. The pick-up is a Lawerence 710. We have experimented with others and the 710 seems to be an awesome match for a large body Sho-Bud. Before returning to recording Lloyd devoted countless hours preparing for the best possible tone. It is so wonderful to hear him on records again. It was his playing that just did it for me growing up learning to play. I'm so honored he and Dot are my friends. Jeff Surratt |
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Bob Snelgrove Member From: san jose, ca |
posted 19 January 2004 03:08 PM
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Thanks, Duane! Do you know what effects were used? Either Lloyd's or the Engineers? thx bob |
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Duane Marrs Member From: Madison, Tennessee, USA |
posted 19 January 2004 03:35 PM
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Bob, Engineer's as best I recall Lloyd telling me a few days after the session.JEFF SURRATT |
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