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Ben Thomas

 

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Post  Posted 14 May 2021 5:18 am    
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I love Bobby Flores' Just for the Record album, and it's chock full of great steel playing. I have the digital version though and I have no idea who plays steel on what songs, other than that Dicky Overbey plays on "Soft Rain". Can anyone share the steel player for each track?

Thanks!
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Tore Blestrud


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Post  Posted 14 May 2021 6:12 am    
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Some info here, but not who played on whitch track. Randy Reinhard probably on quite a few - a favourite of mine.
http://yellowroserecords.com/bobby-flores.html
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Ben Thomas

 

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Post  Posted 14 May 2021 7:05 am    
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Tore Blestrud wrote:
Some info here, but not who played on whitch track. Randy Reinhard probably on quite a few - a favourite of mine.
http://yellowroserecords.com/bobby-flores.html


Thank you, Tore! I happened upon that site before and found a list of players, but like you said not by track. I'm truly most interested in finding out who played steel on the title track "Just for the Record", as there are several licks and the steel tone that I am blown away by.
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Tommy Detamore


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Post  Posted 14 May 2021 7:29 am    
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I’m guilty of “I’ll Fight The World” for sure. And pretty sure I did “I Lie A Lot”.
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Bill Miller

 

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Post  Posted 14 May 2021 8:27 am    
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The pedal steel credits are as follows:
Randy Reinhard - Just For The Record / Bubbles in My Beer /The Same Two Lips / Your Old Love Letters / I'm Still Not Over You / Oh Lonesome Me

Tommy Detamore - I'd Fight The World

Rick Price - One More Time

Bobby Flores - Spicher Waltz

Gary Carpenter - I Don't Know Why

Herb Steiner - I'll Find a Way

Jim Loessberg - I Lie a Lot

Jerry Blanton - So Be a Good Girl

Dickie Overby - Soft Rain

Now Tommy you owe Jim Loessberg an apology ...well according to the liner notes. Smile
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Ben Lawson

 

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Brooksville Florida
Post  Posted 14 May 2021 9:02 am    
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Bobby Flores is a fine steel player himself. He's on the Johnny Bush's CD on "When it's your turn to fall". It took me more than a few tries to learn how he did the steel break in the middle.
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Jeff Garden


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Center Sandwich, New Hampshire, USA
Post  Posted 14 May 2021 12:35 pm    
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Bill Miller wrote:


Now Tommy you owe Jim Loessberg an apology ...well according to the liner notes. Smile


Tommy was completely honest, Bill - he told you he lies a lot!
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Bill Miller

 

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Post  Posted 14 May 2021 12:50 pm    
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Tommy was completely honest, Bill - he told you he lies a lot!

Well there you go Jeff! One thing I know is that Tommy COULD have played it even if Jim stepped up that time. I said once that pedal steel must be part of the school curriculum in
Texas, judging by the number of amazing players there. But Tommy said he couldn't tell for sure because he hails from Virginia.
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Ben Thomas

 

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Post  Posted 14 May 2021 1:19 pm    
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This answers my question. Thanks so much guys for the help and info! I need to check out all the players in more detail, as I love every second of steel from them all on this great album. Tommy, you sound amazing!
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Sonny Jenkins


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Post  Posted 15 May 2021 4:50 am    
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That whole album is an education in PSG!!!!! (and REAL country music,,,Texas style!!!)
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Ben Thomas

 

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Post  Posted 16 May 2021 7:15 am    
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Tommy Detamore wrote:
I’m guilty of “I’ll Fight The World” for sure. And pretty sure I did “I Lie A Lot”.


Tommy, can you share what steel, pickup and amp you used for “I’d Fight the World”? Your tone is incredible! Not to mention your fantastic note choice and phrasing. Thanks!
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Tommy Detamore


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Post  Posted 16 May 2021 8:05 am    
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Ben Thomas wrote:
Tommy Detamore wrote:
I’m guilty of “I’ll Fight The World” for sure. And pretty sure I did “I Lie A Lot”.


Tommy, can you share what steel, pickup and amp you used for “I’d Fight the World”? Your tone is incredible! Not to mention your fantastic note choice and phrasing. Thanks!


Thanks Ben! I know it was a Zum, not sure of the pickup. Maybe a Lawrence XR-16 (?). Dag Wolf might know. I sold that guitar to him. I was most likely using a Roland GP-100 recording direct. I tried to get a little bit of “hair” on the sound to approximate the slight distortion you hear sometimes on the steel in those original recordings from the ‘60’s.

I tried to emulate what Buddy Emmons did on the original Ray Price recording. I felt like there was nothing I could come up with on my own that could be any better. So as a tribute to him for the most part I copied what he did as best I could.
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Ben Thomas

 

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Post  Posted 16 May 2021 3:54 pm    
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Tommy Detamore wrote:
Ben Thomas wrote:
Tommy Detamore wrote:
I’m guilty of “I’ll Fight The World” for sure. And pretty sure I did “I Lie A Lot”.


Tommy, can you share what steel, pickup and amp you used for “I’d Fight the World”? Your tone is incredible! Not to mention your fantastic note choice and phrasing. Thanks!


Thanks Ben! I know it was a Zum, not sure of the pickup. Maybe a Lawrence XR-16 (?). Dag Wolf might know. I sold that guitar to him. I was most likely using a Roland GP-100 recording direct. I tried to get a little bit of “hair” on the sound to approximate the slight distortion you hear sometimes on the steel in those original recordings from the ‘60’s.

I tried to emulate what Buddy Emmons did on the original Ray Price recording. I felt like there was nothing I could come up with on my own that could be any better. So as a tribute to him for the most part I copied what he did as best I could.

Thanks so much for the info! You nailed the song, to be sure. It’s one of my favorites on that great album.
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Tony Prior


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Charlotte NC
Post  Posted 17 May 2021 12:49 am    
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ts a really fine CD and collection of songs ! Each of the Steel players are causing me to practice more ! Laughing
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