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"Never Knew Lonely"
Wow, it's on the radio sounds good!
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Vince is one of my favorite country artists. I just pulled out his Souvenirs CD and played that song. Nice. And John did a great job, too. Image

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Post by Mike Weirauch »

John Hughey complimented Vince Gill the same as he complimented Conway Twitty. He gave them a recognizable sound, something that has become a lost art today. Vince just finished cutting a new album two weeks ago. No release date set but there will be plenty of John Hughey steel on it.
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Post by Fred Murphy »

Maybe Vince learned his lesson from his last CD. No steel, and I didn't buy it and I suspect a lot of other people didn't buy it either. John is the man who made Vince a star, just like he did Conway.
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<SMALL>John Hughey complimented Vince Gill the same as he complimented Conway Twitty.</SMALL>
...Mike, you mean John told Vince and Conway things like "my, your hair certainly looks nice today!", or "say, those pants make you look 10 pounds lighter!"?...

...I just thought I'd complement your post, Mike Image (and break your cajones)...

...and yes, Theresa, Vince Gill does sound great, on that tune and dozens of others..and of course John Hughey's steel complements the music beautifully!...Vince Gill (with John Hughey, or course) is one of the artists that I have made the effort to see in concert, and I wasn't disappointed..and Vince is an awesome guitar player!!!...<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Pat Burns on 29 March 2002 at 07:06 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Paul Graupp »

I don't know why Vince would be without a steel guitar.

I do know that he shared his Musician Of The Year Award with John the year Conway died. And I heard him say on an interview that he "Just wanted to go to the house and listen to John play."

That tells me all I need to know about Vince Gill !!

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have to get this one in Image
To Pat Burns:
that's cOjones...
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...guess I don't know my a's from a O...hole in the ground?...
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I always thought that Vince was a backup artist to John. Image

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Post by Gene Jones »

...come on guys...Vince is a musician FIRST and a vocalist SECOND....of all those people on CD's today, Vince recognizes John Hugheys contribution more than most..... www.genejones.com
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Post by Mike Weirauch »

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!

Pat, you look marvelous today. Now THAT'S a complEment and a half! (or just a half) Image Who ever said I could spell? COMPLEMENT even!<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Mike Weirauch on 29 March 2002 at 04:39 PM.]</p></FONT>
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...that's fine, Mike, just so long as you don't tell me I look "so natural"...
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Post by Jimmy Dale »

Does John not run the road with Vince anymore? He was here in Florida at the Strawberry Festival and John wasn't with him.I didn't go because I knew that John was in Alabama at the time. Jim I'D RATHER BE STEELIN'
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Post by Chris Forbes »

I just got John's "Neck to Neck" album. Woo-doggy! smear me with honey and throw me to the bees!! that is some mighty fine pickin' (and no annoying vocals to ruin the songs!!).
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Post by Theresa Galbraith »

"Never Knew Lonely" was one of Vince's best songs to me. That song didn't make his career, but I love it! Theresa
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Post by Gene Jones »

....I worked with a "vocalist" once that said: "I don't need no "damn band"...if I can't sell myself with just my guitar, then I don't deserve any recognition!".....I'm still trying to remember that guys name!.... www.genejones.com
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Post by Jason Stillwell »

I asked John in Dallas last week if he and Vince would be touring together. He said that he still goes out for a weekend gig with Vince pretty often, but just doesn't want to burn up the road anymore after 47 years of doing so.
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Post by Dave Robbins »

Gene Jones,
great line!
Truer words have never been spoken! I too have worked for those who thought the band was there for looks, yet it is really funny though that "none" of these singers ever go into the studio and cut without us pickers!

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Post by David Wright »

For you that may not know this, JD has been playing dates with Vince.......

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Post by Jimmy Campbell »

My thoughts about Vince Gill.
I was at the Opry one night with Weldon and Vince and the band were there that night. I passed their dressing room and saw John setting up his Steel. I stopped at the door and John invited me in, as I hadnt seen John in several years. They were getting ready to reherse, when it came time for the break, John stopped and ask if he wanted just a turn around or what, Vince said no take it all the way through as we will be on TV and I want yall be seen.
That made me respect Vince as he was thinking about the band and not him self.
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Post by Frank Estes »

Wow, I would like to hear the kind of solos JD Maness would come up with on songs like, "Little Liza Jane." Man, that must be something!
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Post by Bill Llewellyn »

On "Liza Jane" Vince just tears that tune up on his 6 string solo. That may very well be his best recorded guitar solo. It's hot! I'd love to hear JD go for it, too!

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