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David Wisson
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Hi All JD asked me to have a go at this song. Just finished it today. Dave :D https://soundcloud.com/user-627782904/i ... it-again-2
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Absolutely beautiful tone and performance!
Ear candy !
Space is Music too .
If you try to play like me , whos gonna play
like you ? (Johnny Gimble)
Tone is in the hands and heart ❤️
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That was sweet David... ya make me want to revisit myself :)
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Hi Carmen Thank you so much. I hadn't hear the song before John Davis on the British Steelies site asked me to have a go at it. When I looked it up I checked out who wrote it as [For the Good Times. hit me straight away (chorus) I love the tone of my Guitar. John asked me why I was selling my Emmons Loafer. The answer was I love the tone of the one I made. Also it's a UNI thought I would never get used to the missing 9th D string and Eb/F levers on Right Knee. Feels so right now. Love it. Dave :D
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Hi Dale thank you. I had Never heard the song before. I recorded a version of it and emailed it to John Davis he told me I needed to put more of the melody line in. It was only after I had recorded it again that I came across yours and Bill Suttons excellent versions. Dave :D When I first heard it I thought of For the Good Times
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Drop dead gorgeous!

… JD
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Absolutely beautiful.
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Hi JD thank you glad you liked it. You will be pleased to know my musically fertility is at Full power. Dave :D
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Hi Larry hope your well. Thank you. Have to find my next song. Nothing comes to mind at the moment. Well off to work. Dave :D
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David Wisson wrote:Hi JD thank you glad you liked it. You will be pleased to know my musically fertility is at Full power. Dave :D

😂 I can tell it is!
Btw, you managed to blend in beautifully with the track, in all aspects, intonation, tone, depth and style… JD
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Was it JFK who said: Ask Not What TAB Can Do For You - Rather Ask Yourself "What Would B.B. King Do?"

A Little Mental Health Warning:

Tablature KILLS SKILLS.
The uses of Tablature is addictive and has been linked to reduced musical fertility.
Those who produce Tablature did never use it.

I say it humorously, but I mean it.
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YES!!
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Post by David Wisson »

Hi JD Thank you. I Appreciate your kind words. Its got to be the best instrument in the world. Surprises me on every song. I usually know if I want to continue with a song if I find an intro or ending that makes me sit up. This one was because John Davis in the uk asked me to have ago at it. He lives and breaths Pedal steel and has done a lot over here to promote it. So this ones for Our JD. (John Davis) Dave :D
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Hi Ron Thank you. Always listening to your posts. Dave
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Post by Larry Jamieson »

Very nice, David, beautiful!. Show us some more pictures of that awesome steel you built.
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Hi Larry Thank you glad you liked it. I will post some pics. My Daughter and her partner have just split up so lots of Dad stuff to do at the moment. Have been meaning to get pics of the undercarriage for a while. When I Retire I will re do all of the knee levers and sort out the switch panel on the arm rest. I had designed a new fret board on excel some years ago as the one at the moment is an Emmons 12 string. Dave :)
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