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It had to been around 1984, he died in 1986 at the age of 64 or 65.

Good to hear the original, a friend of mine just put this track on his new album.

Really loved to hear Gene play, another great player that left this world way to early.

Another example of some mighty fine pickin'

That version right there would make Buddy Charleton and Leon Rhodes very proud. That is some hot pickin on a very tough arrangement.

What an awesome talent. So sad he was taken away from this world too early.

142 people got their bones broke

By far this is probably my favorite country song. I could listen to it over and over again.

Amazing tone....great playing too.

One of the most overlooked songs from the Wills brothers....powerful lyrics. This is great music.

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Might be a Fox Vintage amp...all new tech old look...super sound.

What a player. Can't believe on 38 views. People just don't know what their missing by not giving this guy a listen.

I think you guys are mistaken on the steel player in this video. I am almost certain it is Bob White playing his triple neck Bigsby. Bert was Hank's last steel player. I am fairly certain this is before his time with Hank....Bobbe Seymour would be the one to ask on this one for sure.

Steel player looks like the late great Gene O'neal to me.

Great sound!!! That's some hot swing there boys....Love the C6th sound on the E9th neck.

The first 41 seconds is probably some of the hottest steel licks a person will ever hear....then the lead in Curly gives to Jimmy is unreal.

Can't get enough of this guy's pickin'....Great stuff and awesome tone coming from the Fox amp......It' carries the lows of the C6th so well.

@soundsfromnothing He is rolling the tone knob back and forth to get a wah-wah effect.

As uncle Bob would say.....that would bring tears to a wild boars eyes!! Great stuff, keep on picking the good ones.

That's some mighty fine pickin'.

If you have every wondered what an old Emmons push pull sounds like....well here it is....Does anybody know how old his Emmons is? Just looking at the decal it looks like a very early model.......I just love love love his playing....tone to the max!!!

Curly Chalker what a monster on the steel....If I could pick like that I'd never hoe another row!!!

Speedy pickin' wow.....whole lot a note in a short amount of time !!

Need a lot more videos of Robbie on Youtube....Can't get enough of his playing. Super smooth and great tone.

Found it...never mind.....BTW I have an old Fender Bassman that looks just like the amp he is playing through...I had an awesome sound until it went tit's up about a year ago.

I don't think 10 years of noodling around on the C6th could I have found that....heck I can barely pull it off on the E9th where it's originally played.....Great work, if I were grading you I would say more like 90-95% don't sell yourself short on that one at all.

This is what country should sound like. What a relief that there is something coming out of Nashville that is real. Plus it doesn't hurt that he sounds a lot like George Strait.

As bad as I hate to point this out, this is a lip-sync track. I am a semi professional steel guitar player. When the lead break for the steel came up the steel player was not in the correct position to be playing the lead ride....sorry to point this out, it's still a great song. And there ain't n...

How in the world does Randle get so many notes into one measure....goodness he's a fast picker....one of the best solos I have heard lately....even if the bass player didn't get back to the 1 chord at the beginning of his solo....lol

Good God !!!! That guy can flat fly on the steel....awesome.

Could be her husband Jim Lossberg....but then again it might not be.