Zane King - Go Rest High On That Mountain

[Zane King]

Well, I know my playing is sort of an acquired taste and this rendition of this classic song is certainly a bit different. So there is the disclaimer. LOL. Check it out and see what ya think.

https://youtu.be/gIBhobSEfrA

[James Sission]

Awesome, thank you for sharing.

[Wally Taylor]

Where is the LIKE button? Super picking and super arrangement!!!!

[chris ivey]

no explanation necessary, zane, on playing things 'your way'! that's what makes you more interesting than many. you play with more freedom.
everyone could learn that from you.
you don't copy, you create.
...even on a modern day 'instant classic' by vince gill...another true artist.

[Allen Hutchison]

Absolutely beautiful

[Dustin Rigsby]

Bobbe said in one of his videos to "don't be afraid to take liberties with a song". Sounded good to me.

[Jim Hinds]

Great job Zane.

[Larry Jamieson]

Very nice, Zane. You always come up with unique and original arrangements. I LIKE it!

[Stu Schulman]

Zane,You play so great!!!

[Zane King]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate the comments.

[Bill Ford]

Zane, I only give you two thumbs up, cause I only got two thumbs, you did it again..B

[George Macdonald]

WOW!!! What a moving rendition. Right up there with your version of Amazing Grace. Thanks for sharing that.

[Dan Robinson]

Well, I know my playing is sort of an acquired taste

Then I guess I have aquired it. Played with taste, I like your arrangement. Great job, Zane!

[Zane King]

Thank you guys for watching! I really appreciate it. This track is available should you want it. It is a part of Nashville Backing Tracks Vol. 3. However, if you email me at zaneking@me.com - I'll send ya this one for free.

[Dan Burnham]

Good Job
Dano

[Johnie King]

Thank you Dan.!

[Chris Templeton]

Nice to see you post, Zane. Excellent as you usually play! Love that bend at the end.
I lost my Gilligans Island style instrumental song I brought to your studio in Bald Knob, that had Bobbe and Buddy on it.
I hadn't recorded my part yet and you played great and Bobbe played thumb style.
Good to see you back and thanks again for asking me to sit in with yo,at the first Dallas Jamboree in '85.
We played "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry".

[Sam Lewis]

My love for this wonderful instrument only grows stronger when I hear young people play so masterfully, and with such feeling, as you have on this recording. Thank you, Zane.

[Zane King]

HI Chris! It's great to hear from you. I didn't see this thread had come back up until just now. Wow those are some great memories. You are a treasured friend. I'm so glad our paths have crossed. Thankful!

[Dan Kelly]

Thanks for bringing this thread back to life! I had not seen it before. As usual, Zane, just beautiful!

[Nigel Mullen]

Absolutely beautiful

[Craig Stock]

So beautiful Zane, great way to start my morning!

[Zane King]

Thanks gentlemen for watching. This is such a good tune to play on steel.

[Chris Templeton]

For you learners, note the way Zane uses his body while he plays.