Smooth Jazz Steel
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Bill Sinclair
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Smooth Jazz Steel
I was listening to a "Best of Earl Klugh" CD tonight and the last cut had this great steel guitar on it. Turns out it was Lloyd Green from Klugh's 1980 album "Dream Come True". The song is "I don't want to Leave You Alone Anymore". Another genre that should have a lot more steel guitar in it.
Steel solo at 1:50 and then some really nice fills between the vocals after Earl's solo - Eh, just listen to the whole song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovjPM3ctzUw
Steel solo at 1:50 and then some really nice fills between the vocals after Earl's solo - Eh, just listen to the whole song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovjPM3ctzUw
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Lloyd can play on most genres of music. Even today he is full of fresh new ideas that no-one has come up with before. That's what having a great brain does for you.
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