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Bruce Wutzke
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Name this tune, and artist

Post by Bruce Wutzke »

My brother in law used to do a song I'm
trying to figure out. All I can recall is
the line "Now they call me a playboy".
I think this was the starting line.
Any help?...Thanks
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Post by Joe Casey »

They call me a playboy,When I'm makin my rounds,out doin the night life, in each night spot in town.tho I never show it ,My hearts breakin in two. they call me a playboy, but I'm just lonely for you...........I once had a real love,,that was when I had you..and I'll never fell love with somebody new....this false front I'm wearin,,is just to cover my blues,,they call me a playboy,,But i'm just lonely for you....

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Post by Jeff Evans »

Image!

The songwriter credits belong to Bob Morris-Eddie Miller.

Bruce, there is a wonderful 10 CD collection of Wynn's recordings called Wishful Thinking. You'll find more than one version of "Playboy."
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Post by Bruce Wutzke »

That's it! I wrestled with this for so long
and should've went to the guys who know
right off. THANKS
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Post by c c johnson »

Wasn't Ralph Mooney the steel player on this one. I Believe Tom Brumley was on Buck's version and I can't remember who was on Tony Booths.
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Post by ajm »

There is a version of it on Buck's album (if memory serves me correctly) "I Don't Care".
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Post by Jeff Evans »

On Wynn's versions: 1960--Ralph Mooney
                               1975--Stu Basore <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited (over and over and over) by Jeff Evans on 16 August 2000 at 10:11 AM.]</p></FONT><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Jeff Evans on 16 August 2000 at 10:12 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Olli Haavisto »

A great version of the song is on "Bakersfield bound" by Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen.Excellent steel troughout the CD by the one and only J.D.Maness!Every steel player or fan should have it.
Looking forward to hearing J.D. live at the Convention.

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Post by Graham »

Bruce:
You'll find a clip in Real Audio of the Ralph Mooney break for that on the page below.

http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/1960.html

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George Rozak
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Post by George Rozak »

Roger Miller also did a version of TCMAP, probably in the 50s or 60s.
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Post by MALCOLM KIRBY »

Bobby Durham had a cut on Playboy in 1987.
Hightone Records # 8010. Jay Dee Maness playing steel.
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