Who plays steel on Moe Bandy's "I Just Started Hatin' Cheatin' Songs Today"?

[Aron Odin Kristensen]

Call me crazy, but some of it sounds like John Hughey to me. Might be way off. Does anyone know?

Heres a link to the song:
https://youtu.be/3x-p7_ngLsM?si=i-zVWrPVirH9zKP8

[gary pierce]

My guess is Loyd Green.

[Ricky Davis]

That is Weldon Myrick.

[Aron Odin Kristensen]

Now that you mention it, Ricky, I hear that it sort of sounds like Weldon Myrick. Most of the Weldon stuff I know is super fast. I guess that is why I didn't recognize his playing!

[Ricky Davis]

Lloyd Green and Weldon Myrick did swap songs on Moe's album earlier 70's....but this song was on a album All Weldon 1975.
Ricky

[Paul King]

Weldon played on a lot of Moe Bandys records. One of my favorites is “ Soft Lights And Hard Country Music”.

[Rick Campbell]

Weldon played on a lot of Moe Bandys records. One of my favorites is “ Soft Lights And Hard Country Music”.

I agree. Weldon was on many hits of that era. I miss that brand of country music.

RC

[Dave Campbell]

i love these tunes wityh weldon myrick. just pure honky tonk gold.

spotify has a good collection:

https://open.spotify.com/album/2gWoVLzw ... CLmhbAO7KQ

[Ricky Davis]

This is my favorite intro from Weldon on a Moe Bandy song/waltz>.LOVE IT!!
https://youtu.be/HXaBMExVNDM?si=0Co6RPATkl8cAB5E
Ricky

[Jerry Overstreet]

Moe and Joe "Good ole Boys" with Weldon. My first time hearing the pedal steel with chorus. Got my attention. I think it holds up well still today.

[Jerry Overstreet]

I was thinking about this song when I first read the post. Moe Bandy?

At first, I had the title confused with John Anderson's She Just Started Liking Cheatin' Songs.

Senior moment.

Took a while, cause it's been a while. All good now.