Another 'Who is the Steel Player ???
The band starts about 1min50sec into this vid with strong Steel in the song.
Anybody recognize these guys?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t46hFx ... e=youtu.be
Nice Steel solo starting at 32min:30sec, with clear face shot at ~33min mark.
Don Buzard on pedal steel - (double thread please close)
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Don Buzard on pedal steel - (double thread please close)
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He's named at 43:50 and as below:
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/121037418/
from the Arizona Republic, 12-3-80:
GATEMOUTH BROWN Tuesday, Dooley's. the music makes the flow from one number to the next seem natural. In this, he was greatly helped at Dooley's by his band. They were a tight and talented bunch, consisting of Bill Samuels, sax and flute; Lolud Herman, drums; David Schollander, keyboard; Stan Harris, bass; and, sitting in for the night, Don Buzard on pedal steel. They performed the difficult task of sounding as if they had rehearsed every last note and, at the same time, retained a fluid and expressive feel to the music. Buzard, now of the World's Greatest Cowboy Band but a former Brown sideman, did things with the steel....................
https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/121037418/
from the Arizona Republic, 12-3-80:
GATEMOUTH BROWN Tuesday, Dooley's. the music makes the flow from one number to the next seem natural. In this, he was greatly helped at Dooley's by his band. They were a tight and talented bunch, consisting of Bill Samuels, sax and flute; Lolud Herman, drums; David Schollander, keyboard; Stan Harris, bass; and, sitting in for the night, Don Buzard on pedal steel. They performed the difficult task of sounding as if they had rehearsed every last note and, at the same time, retained a fluid and expressive feel to the music. Buzard, now of the World's Greatest Cowboy Band but a former Brown sideman, did things with the steel....................