Jack Greene and Jeaie Sealey, Lets Leave It Alone

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Jack Greene and Jeaie Sealey, Lets Leave It Alone

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Anyone have a copy of "Lets Leave It Alone" that they can email me? Who played steel in Jack Greene's Green Giants band?
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Ron Elliott was with Jack Greene for several years.

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Mike Johnson played in the Green Giants band, too, before moving on to Bill Anderson, Kevin.
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Penn Pennington played steel occassionally for Jack Green and also was the lead guitar player in the band. Jody.
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I just saw them on the old broadcast of "Pop Goes The Country". The Green Giants were a smokin country band. I'm trying to get a copy of "Lets Leave It Alone". Great country duet.
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"If It Aint Love(Let's Leave It Alone)" is a Dallas Frazier song, that I believe Connie Smith had the first top ten with it in '72. Then Jack Green & Jeannie Seely put in on their "Two For The Show" album in '73, and I don't have that version. There is a more recent Jeannie Seely version on Amazon for 99 cents, but that is more like the version that The Whites had on the charts in the mid-'80s (with killer dobro by Jerry Douglas). Since The Whites version, it's been done by a few bluegrass groups now, with Michelle Nixon & Drive having it on the Bluegrass Charts about 4 or 5 years ago.

The Whites version is on iTunes, off their greatist hits CD.
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Thanks for that info Alvin.
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Got it. Thanks Walter.
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Dan Galysh wrote:Mike Johnson played in the Green Giants band, too, before moving on to Bill Anderson, Kevin.

Dan was that right after he left Mel Street or Mel left us?
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Yep, Craig.
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Thanks, Dan