A Tribute To Dottie Rambo

[George Redmon]

RFD TV will be repeating their tribute to Dottie Monday night at 8pm, for those of you who haven't seen it. Dottie is Ms Female Gospel. I have played, and sang. More Dottie Rambo songs, then i have Hank Williams songs....and i have played a truckload of Hank's song...lol

[Terry Sneed]

Thanks George. We'll have to watch that one. Dottie is probly be best Gospel songriter of all time. My wife and I sing several of her songs also.

Terry

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Mullen D10 /8x5 / session 500rd/ American Strat Highway 1 model
steelin for my Lord

[Dan E. Hoff]

Can't get RFD on cable here, or would be wanting to see that show...The 'Dolly Days' were some of the best, days of gospel music.
Have some of her albums that I used to play a lot..good stuff...I believe Johnny Cox did the steel work on some of them...For what its worth, gospel music in those days just can't be beat..

[Tony Dingus]

I think this is the show I saw a while back, if it is, Tommy White's playing steel.

Tony

[Tommy Detamore]

Wow, thanks for the heads up George! The Tivo is set!!!
I recently did a gospel CD for my pastor's wife that had a Dottie Rambo tune on it. I told her that you can't have a real gospel record without at least one Dottie Rambo tune on it!

[Paul King]

I did not see the tribute but wish I had. Dottie Rambo is a legend in Gospel music, writing more than 1000 songs. I wish I had more of the Rambo albums since they used a lot of steel as well.

[Darvin Willhoite]

Weldon Myrick did most of the steel work on the old Rambo's records. His work on these records was part of the reason I got hooked on this confounded instrument.

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Darvin Willhoite
Riva Ridge Recording