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Jim Gorrie
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Post by Jim Gorrie »

The Hollies had Don King (I think) play steel on "Jennifer Eccles" . . .

. . . and didn't Rod Stewart have steel on one or two of his hits ? (someone might be able to elaborate on this.) . . . and wasn't there a mention of Steel Guitar in the lyrics of one of his songs ? (possibly Mandolin Wind ?)
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Ken Byng
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Post by Ken Byng »

Jim - that was Rod King. Close :)

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Jim Cohen
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Post by Jim Cohen »

I'm pretty sure it was Don King... ;)
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Post by Jim Gorrie »

Ken ~ I was just testing to see if y'all was payin' attention !

:oops:

. . . looks like Jimbeaux at least was on my side !

:?
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Richard Gonzales
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Post by Richard Gonzales »

Didn't Buddy Emmons play with the Everly Brothers?
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Post by Jim Cohen »

No, I think that one was Buddy Ebsen.

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Post by Ken Mizell »

Did anyone list Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young? (I won't mention the players name - don't want to get somethin' started and derail Reece's interesting post).
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The following list is from one of our faves........Guess who?
(answer at the bottom)

JOAN BAEZ
SKIP BATTIN
THE BEE GEES
BARBIE BENTON
LYNN BLESSING
BOOKER T. JONES
BOOKER T.
and the M.G.s
DENNY BROOKS
DEBBIE BOONE
PAT BOONE
JOHN BRADDON
BONNIE BRAMLETT
DELANEY BRAMLETT
BREWER and SHIPPLEY
JACKSON BROWNE
THE BYRDS
BRIAN CADD
CHEROKEE
GENE CLARK
JOE COCKER
LEONARD COHEN
COLD STEEL
RITA COOLIDGE
CROWBAR
SPENCER DAVIS
SANDY DENNY
DILLARD and CLARKE
DOUG DILLARD
MICHAEL DINNER
THE DILLARDS
DION and the
BELMONTS
ROGER DOLLARHIDE
ELLIOT DOZIER
THE EAGLES
MARC ELLINGTON
DON EVERLY
MIMI FARINA and TON JANS
RICHARD FARINA and MIMI
FINNIGAN and WOOD
FLEETWOOD MAC
FLO and EDDIE
THE FLYING
BURRITO BROTHERS
GALE FORCE
LOWELL GEORGE
BOB GIBSON
JON GIBSON
JANE GETZ
(MOTHER HEN)
GLENDA GRIFFITH
GOLDEN PALOMINOS
GRAPES OF WRATH
THE HAGERS
HENRY GROSS
LARRY GROCE
CHICO HAMILTON
THE HARLOTS
LEE HAZELWOOD
HEDGE & DONNA
DON HENLY
BARBARA HILL
& CHRIS E.
BOB
"CATFISH" HODGE
HOWDY MOON
ROSIE GAINES
GERMAINE JACKSON
BILLY JOEL
OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN
CASEY KELLY
TOM JONES
KALAPANA
JOHN KALE
BARBARA KEITH
AL KOOPER
THE KNACK
GLADYS KNIGHT
JOHNNY LEE
JOHN LENNON
THE LEMON HEADS
LORI LIEBERMAN
GORDON LIGHTFOOT
MARK LINDSAY
LITTLE FEAT
LITTLE RICHARD
TRINI LOPEZ
LTD
MANDY MARTIN
DAVE MASON
BARRY McGUIRE
MEDICINE
BILL MEDLEY
TERRY MELCHER
STEVE MILLER
MILLINGTON
JONI MITCHELL
DANIEL MOORE
MARTIN MULL
GRAHAM NASH
RANDY NEWMAN
HARRY NILSSON
KENNY NOLAN
DANNY O'KEEFE
DAVID OLNEY
YOKO ONO
ROBERT PALMER
WAYNE PARKER
PAUL PARRISH
GRAM PARSONS
PEACHES & HERB
SHAWN PHILLIPS
PHIL'S HARMONIC ORCHESTRA
RAY & GINO
THE RAVE UPS
HELEN REDDY
JIM RINGER
ED REEVES
MINNIE RIPERTON
KENNY ROGERS
THE ROLLING STONES
LINDA RONSTADT
LEON RUSSELL
DOUG SAHM
NEIL SEDAKA
SEEMON & MARIJKE
CARLY SIMON
SILVERADO
BOBBY SOLO
JOEL SONNIER
JIMMY SPHEERIS
SLY and the
FAMILY STONE
DAVID SOUL
POTTER-ST. CLOUD
RINGO STARR
JAMES LEE STANLEY
SUITE STEEL
MIKE STEWART
RON STONE
JOHN MICHAEL TALBOT
BERNIE TAUPIN
TRIBUTE TO GRAM PARSONS
THE VENTURES
BOBBY VINTON
JIMMY WEB
MENTOR WILLIAMS
PAUL WILLIAMS
BOBBY WOMACK
STEVIE WONDER
FRANK ZAPA















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Post by Dan Tyack »

Bruce Bouton did some cool stuff on a Maxwell Cd from a few years back.

Dave Easly did couple of Brian Blades CDs (he's a major jazz artist).

Did anybody mention Eric Clapton?
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Post by Mike Perlowin RIP »

Deleted at Jimbeaux's requet. (See the new thread in "Music" called "Worst hair.")
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Mike, I'll make you a deal. You take down that god-awful picture of Phil Spector and I'll take down my god-awful picture of Don King. I can't stomach this thread anymore... Whaddayasay?
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Post by Mike Perlowin RIP »

Jim Cohen wrote:Mike, I'll make you a deal. You take down that god-awful picture of Phil Spector and I'll take down my god-awful picture of Don King. I can't stomach this thread anymore... Whaddayasay?
OK, but I'm gonna repost in in a new thread entitled "worst hair."
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Joe Savage
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Post by Joe Savage »

Did anyone mention Van Morrison?
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Jim Cohen
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Post by Jim Cohen »

Van Morrison.
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Post by David Wright »

great Jim C... back at it again I see... :roll:
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Jim Cohen
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Post by Jim Cohen »

Yeah, well, Joe and I work as a team. (He sets 'em up, I knock 'em down)
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Post by Dyke Corson »

I played for my wife's gradeschool classes last year, the best example for them was: SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS
John Richmond
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Post by John Richmond »

Chuck Berry recorded an instrumental called "Deep Feeling" on pedal steel guitar.
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Post by Jason Odd »

50s-60s

Santo & Johnny
The Five Whispers
The Goldtones
The Impacts
The Ventures
The Misunderstood
The Green Beans
Sir Raleigh & The Cupons
The U.S. Six
The Green Kleen
Boynzee Creeque
Juicy Lucy

80s-90s-present day

The Triffids
KLF
Luke Vibert
Blue Hawaiians
The Vanduras
Joe Savage
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Post by Joe Savage »

Did anyone mention Tracy Chapman? ;-)
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Joe Savage
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Post by Joe Savage »

Here's a couple more contemporary folks

Mike Doughty
Dan Wilson (Grammy winning songwriter)
Tim O'Reagan (former member of the Jayhawks)
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Terry Wood
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Post by Terry Wood »

Don't know if anyone mentioned him,

Ricky Nelson - with Tom Brumley and I bet he used steel on other recordings as well.

Terry Wood