A VERY YOUNG DOUG JERNIGAN PLAYS STEEL WITH MR. YOUNG. I HAVEN'T ASKED DOUG ABOUT NAMES ON THE REST OF THE GUYS YET. COMMENTS?

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Beautiful Jamie O'Hara song featured on Trisha's 1992 album, Hearts in Armor.

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A native of west Texas who was active on The Grand Ole Opry, Billy Walker emerged from the talent-rich Dallas scene of the late '40s and early '50s. After a brief stint on Capitol, he was signed to Columbia in 1951 at almost exactly the same time as Ray Price. For a while, Walker, Price and Lefty Frizzell were all recording at the legendary Jim Beck studio in Dallas, which did for '50s honky-tonk what Sun Studio in Memphis did for rockabilly. Nevertheless, Walker enjoyed his greatest success 10 years later in Nashville, where the studio sound was perhaps more suited to his smooth tenor voice. Walker died May 21, 2006, in an automobile accident in Alabama. ~ Dan Cooper, All Music Guide

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