@cadjunk Your compliments are a privilege.Thank you. "Keep them coming, you say". I have a few ready. The one being finished is called "The only thing that's real". Look on YouTube for the original song by Kimberly Murray, accompanied by Dick Overbey, a marvellous pedal steel player, who accompanied Faron Young. With the intro and solo deciphered but the tempo is tough.I may have bitten off more than I can chew. Tim.
Wanda Jackson and Norma Jean did the version I tried to reproduce.
@steelguitartim Looking forward to it Tim, and I will look that up - but I doubt it was more than you could chew - I think you will do wonderful. Take care, my friend. Have a beautiful day. Gwen
The "Brothers" did the right thing in inviting the Dobro lady along to support them. Singing in the open air is not easy task, because of the trickiness in obtaining the clear-ringing balance required for the dobro. There is never any problem with the banjo, which can be heard behind steel doors. Very nicely put together.
You'll find the original version by Wanda Jackson (a recent version) and Norma Jean with Dick Overbey on the steel who played with Faron Young. These days he can be heard with Kimberly Murray and Amber Digby, two young girls who are turning out new standard-type country songs. YouTube will give you everything you need. I took a bit from Desert Rose and a bit from Dick Overbey on the steel. A Bluegrass version requires more instruments.
Love it Tim - A wonderful job - Love the song, the music is just great and your singing is great too - Keep them coming. Take care, my friend. Gwen
cadjunk 1 month ago
@cadjunk Your compliments are a privilege.Thank you. "Keep them coming, you say". I have a few ready. The one being finished is called "The only thing that's real". Look on YouTube for the original song by Kimberly Murray, accompanied by Dick Overbey, a marvellous pedal steel player, who accompanied Faron Young. With the intro and solo deciphered but the tempo is tough.I may have bitten off more than I can chew. Tim.
Wanda Jackson and Norma Jean did the version I tried to reproduce.
steelguitartim 1 month ago
@steelguitartim Looking forward to it Tim, and I will look that up - but I doubt it was more than you could chew - I think you will do wonderful. Take care, my friend. Have a beautiful day. Gwen
cadjunk 1 month ago
The "Brothers" did the right thing in inviting the Dobro lady along to support them. Singing in the open air is not easy task, because of the trickiness in obtaining the clear-ringing balance required for the dobro. There is never any problem with the banjo, which can be heard behind steel doors. Very nicely put together.
Tim.
steelguitartim 5 months ago in playlist More videos from steelguitartim
one of my favourites as well. I hear it hear for the first time wïth steel. Great!!!
swisssteellady 5 months ago
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You'll find the original version by Wanda Jackson (a recent version) and Norma Jean with Dick Overbey on the steel who played with Faron Young. These days he can be heard with Kimberly Murray and Amber Digby, two young girls who are turning out new standard-type country songs. YouTube will give you everything you need. I took a bit from Desert Rose and a bit from Dick Overbey on the steel. A Bluegrass version requires more instruments.
Your work is really good.
steelguitartim 5 months ago
I know this is not a very good version, but do you know what disappoints me most ? I do not have one single listener in Ireland, my home country.
steelguitartim 6 months ago