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Robert Bayles
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From: Pickens, SC

posted 20 April 2006 07:14 AM     profile     
Jim,

Hope this isn't too off topic. Both DirecTV & DishNetwork air the RFD TV network that plays a lot of those old shows including The Wilburn Brothers and The Proter Wagoner Show.

http://rfdtv.com/

From the website...

quote:
Willie thinks it is very important to “keep this music alive along with the stars who created it” and that’s exactly what we’re doing along with RFD-TV’s help. We know many of you have called and expressed an interest in purchasing the shows or a series of them on VHS and DVD. We’re working hard to make that happen and expect to make it a reality real soon - so stay tuned!

Bob

Gary Glisson
Member

From: Drummonds, Tn 38023

posted 20 April 2006 06:45 PM     profile     
hi does anyone have any of these great C-6th songs tab out?? and would share with me. i'am limited on my C-6th meterial just now trying to learn after playing E-9th for 20+ years also its tough i'am 52 and trying to learn and my memory is not as good as it was when i was 20
thanks gary
Jody Sanders
Member

From: Magnolia,Texas

posted 20 April 2006 08:43 PM     profile     
"Driving Nails In My Coffin" by Johnny Bush. The BIG E on C6 steel. Jody.
Gary Walker
Member

From: Morro Bay, CA

posted 21 April 2006 10:54 PM     profile     
Darryl, I moved to Morro Bay from Flagstaff 4 years ago. So far we haven't gotten tired of this beautiful place. I have to pinch myself to see if it's for real and so far, it is.
I miss Arizona and so many of our friends but when you live where people take their vacation, it's hard to leave and go anywhere else.
As for a steel convention here, I'd be all for that but I'm afraid I'd find out that I had more friends and family that I don't remember. Yes, we get a lot of company, in fact, our place has been called Christine's Bed & Breakfast (my wife)by our families. The local Chamber of Commerce has the slogan, "Morro Bay, where the sun goes for the winter." In fact, the weekend of May 6-7 is our annual Cruizin' Morro Bay car show and we have our two '57 Chevies entered along with almost 600 other cars. God's country, for sure.
Ken Byng
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From: Southampton, England

posted 22 April 2006 04:52 AM     profile     
One of the best C6th solo's I've heard in recent years is on Brad Paisley's You Have That Effect On Me. I'm pretty sure it was Randle Currie although Mike Johnson has done some previous cuts with Brad. This particular track has it all for me - great tone, taste and feel. For those of you who haven't heard it it's well worth listening to the whole thing including the solo and ending which has a double raise on it.
Tiny Olson
Member

From: Tribes Hill, NY, USA along the Erie Canal in the beautiful Mohawk River Valley

posted 22 April 2006 09:43 AM     profile     
Paul:

Did you play C6 or E9 on "Something Special" by George S.?? I've played that tune almost identically on either neck and was wondering which you used on the recording. Great work on that stuff (and pretty much everything you do for that matter) man.

Regarding hits with C6 another that stands out to me is Red Steagall's, "Lone Star Beer & Bob Wills Music" of the early/mid 70s which included Sonny Garrish playing C6. I don't think I've ever heard Sonny playing C6 on anything else and it was cool to see his name on the album liner credits.

Chris "Tiny" Olson

Bill Cunningham
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From: Cumming, Ga. USA

posted 22 April 2006 05:44 PM     profile     
Tommy White has a smoking solo on Joe Nichol's song "Don't Ruin It For The Rest Of Us". I have this as a CD cut but heard in a fast food place this week so I guess it qualifies as a hit now!

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Bill Cunningham

Gary Meyer
Member

From: Sacramento, California, USA

posted 22 April 2006 08:50 PM     profile     
I dont think it was a hit,but Asleep at the Wheel recieved alot of airplay with "Route66"
in the late 70's. (which would be cool to have)
Chris Lasher
Member

From: Athens, Georgia, USA

posted 22 April 2006 10:50 PM     profile     
Ken, the steel on Brad Paisley's "You Have That Effect On Me" was actually played by the fabulous Mike Johnson. The talented Randle Currie played on Brad's later albums, Mud On The Tires and his newest, Time Well Wasted.

I would not consider "You Have That Effect On Me" a hit as it was never released as a single. I'm not saying it's not a fantastic tune, just being realistic. If you want an example of Randle's C6th playing, check out "Make A Mistake With Me (Instrumental)" from Mud On The Tires. Brad even helps him kick it off with the introduction, "Play it, Randle!" He also plays some C6th on the bonus disc of the special edition version of Time Well Wasted on the song "Hard To Say Hello". Not sure why that song wasn't released on the regular edition of the Paisley album, as it's really humorous, emotional, and tastefully musical the way only a Brad Paisley song can be.

[This message was edited by Chris Lasher on 22 April 2006 at 10:56 PM.]

Darryl Hattenhauer
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From: Phoenix, Arizona, USA

posted 23 April 2006 12:06 AM     profile     
Garry Walker,

Sheesh! You got Morro Bay, and you got two 57 Chevies? In high school, I had a '56 Chevy and my girl had '59 T'bird.

I had the great pleasure once of driving up Hiway one in the midst of a rally. I was behind a 32 Ford roadster with cycle fenders a lot of the way. I tried to fit in by downshifting my Volvo a lot.

We have a lot of car shows in Phoenix. I saw a '55 Bel Air on Thursday and a mid 60s Chev pickup today.

Morro Bay has about the best year-round weather in the country. And then there's poor old Gary Myers in my hometown of Sack o' tomato.

Bob Simmons
Member

From: Trafford, Alabama, USA

posted 24 April 2006 04:27 PM     profile     
Don't forget Terry Bethel- if you don't have his CD, it's a must! Also my old bud, Bobbee ain't half bad... ha
John Hughey
Member

From: Hendersonville, Tn. U.S.A.

posted 25 April 2006 08:36 PM     profile     
Thanks Joey,
I'm glad that you made that correction. I was just about to.
John Hughey
James Lombard
Member

From: Wisconsin, USA

posted 25 April 2006 09:22 PM     profile     
Check out Doug Jernigan's work with Vassar Clements on Hillbilly Jazz, and Hillbilly Jazz rides again. It's all terrific stuff, but the solo on your mind's on vacation,(but your mouth's working overtime) is about as good as it gets anywhere.

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