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WaltL1

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WaltL1

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Good tunes Art. I haven't listened to any OMD in a long time.
Keeping with your "chicken" theme from above -
 

WaltL1

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Cant believe I haven't posted any Stevie Ray until now. Was fortunate enough to see the last show he played here, at the what was then Lake Wood Amphitheater, before his death.
 

Israel

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Maybe I'm amazed at the way you love me all the time
Maybe I'm afraid of the way I love you
Maybe I'm amazed at the the way you pulled me out of time
And hung me on a line
Maybe I'm amazed at the way I really need you
Maybe I'm a man and maybe I'm a lonely man
Who's in the middle of something
That he doesn't really understand

 

WaltL1

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He really had a beautiful voice.

 

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Artfuldodger

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I like Israel's version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Back in the 1959 when Hawaii became a state, people were big into their music. That is where the steel guitar came from. Slack key tuning is from there as well. Not sure exactly what came from there or what was brought there from the Portuguese cowboys even before 1959.
 

Artfuldodger

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I found this so it goes back to at least 1927, the predecessor to the lap steel and Dobro that is. Sounds beautiful.
 

Artfuldodger

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And then the steel guitar became the first guitar to be electrified.
1931 or 32. Sleepwalk is probably the most well know steel guitar instrumental;
 

WaltL1

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Interesting stuff Art. That guitar made in '27 has an incredible sound. Very different.
 

WaltL1

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Art you have created a monster :)
Since your post above of the Weissenborn guitar, I have been obsessed. Listening to everything I can find. That sound really has got me.
Its 3:30 am and Im listenng to -

 

Artfuldodger

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Yeah I listen to some more last night myself. Not til 3:30 though.
I got in to Dobros and Lap Steel music years ago. Slide guitar too.
The Weissenborn sounds more pure and less metallic than the resophonic(Dobro). David Gilmour plays a Weissenborn sometimes. I think Jerry Douglas too. He said he didn't play the lap steel because he thought it might mess up his Dobro playing.
Bob Brozman is pretty good on the Weissenborn. I discovered this guy last night;

 

WaltL1

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Amazing craftsmanship.
I'm reading that the hollow neck plays a significant role in the sound of the Weissenborn.
 

WaltL1

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We haven't posted any music for a while....
 
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