Ray Price I Saw My Castles Fall Today
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I rrealize that Buddy Emmons Played Steel for Ray on MANy of his Recordings but LETS NOT forget the GREAT Jimmy DAy on Steel~I ALWAYS mention the Musicians that MADE the Recording possible as they NEVER get enough attention~Another reason O Loved Ray SO Much Always Introduced his Bad No Matter WHO was with him~Ty ALl ~Steve
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Jimmy playing that Bigsby... what a steel guitar... way ahead of it's time!!
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I have this on an album. It's one of his earliest hits. I think it was originally recorded in the late thirties or early forties, before he acquired Hank Williams' band.
Mufaso1000 1 year ago
@Mufaso1000 It was recorded and released on Rays second Columbia single in 1951. The song is credited to Rex Griffin and Ray Price.
Arnescountry 1 year ago