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*UPDATE* A Conversation With Lloyd Green PART 2 now up!

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Paul Franklin in Conversation With Lloyd Green: Paul's Place


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Very good video with two giants in pedal steel guitar history..
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Very informative.
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WOW!! Excellent!
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So interesting, the two all time studio greats of steel guitar talking about their craft. So much interesting history.. Lloyd's memory is amazing as is his ability to play and create music.
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what a treasure.

here's the Dave Rich song with Jimmy Day he called a big influence:
It Didn't Work Out, Did It?

and his Alan Jackson solo:
Remember When


and another great interview I just stumbled on with Lloyd and JayDee talking about some of their favorite cuts they ever did:
https://thebluegrasssituation.com/read/ ... ly-history

I wasn't familiar with Leslie Tom, but here's a great live video of her and Lloyd:
Hank You Very Much
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Treasure is definitely the right term for this...treasure. :)

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Damn! It won't open for me!
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It's on YouTube John:

https://youtu.be/uPZdwbj9xq4
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John Billings wrote:Damn! It won't open for me!
Hey John, sorry you can't seem to access the Blog post. Can you see any of the other Blog posts? The Blog post video is hosted on YouTube, so let me know if the direct link Scott shared works. Thanks!
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Thanks so much for sharing the link, John!
Thanks to Paul and Lloyd for the AMAZING interview, and sharing your insight and talents.
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Thank you both.
Lloyd's first Nashville session: George Jones- "Too Much Water"(3/9/57): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t97WFfRNZ8o
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I'm just blown away from watching this interview! There is SO MUCH knowledge that Lloyd has and it's so interesting to listen to and watch. It's unfortunate, that, we have lost so many other pioneer steel players, who, will never give their testimonies to their steel playing.
Thank you very much for this interview. It is a true treasure.
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Wow, I could listen to those guys tell stories all day! Thanks for posting the links.
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It's all about the bar hand!
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Great!
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Chris Templeton wrote:It's all about the bar hand!
Yes! This is so true!
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Thanks to a nudge from Lloyd's great interview, I spent the better part of last night changing my 12 string Excel to a 10 string, losing the outside strings and a couple of knee levers and pedals. The inside neck is an 8 string, non-pedal, short scale neck.
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This is the best of the best interview of Lloyd Green that can ever be.
Paul Franklin asked and provoked the best from Lloyd. Paul knows the history and facts of how pedal steel came into prominence in Nashville and who the session players were on hit recordings and what led to the success of such.
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Post by Greg Derksen »

Awesome stuff .

I hope in part two , they can play a song together.

Lots of Steel History there.

Greg
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Awesome!
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Parts 3 & 4 are getting filmed as we speak!

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Very inspiring!!!!!! Great!!!!!!
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I am always amazed at the power of recall that Lloyd has! Thank you Paul for all you do for us in the steel guitar community.
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Even after Lloyd explained why he doesn't need the E's down KL change and then played a beautiful lick to demonstrate how he more than compensates, I still don't get it!

I'm sure he's the only great player who doesn't do that, and maybe the ONLY E9 player in the world to not lower their E's.

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