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Been listening to Lloyd's Revisited album after discovering it on Spotify...Wow...what a master ...his touch and tone are really something else...Merry Christmas to all,Happy New Year,God Bless...
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Lloyd is a timeless gift that keeps on giving.
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I too recently discovered “Revisited” on Spotify. I love the version of 100 Years From Now with Gillian Welch and David Rawlings. Great record for lovers of pedal steel and our cornerstone Lloyd Green.
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I got it on CD soon as it was available years ago. Have a priceless copy signed by the man at a St. Louis convention.

This work should be in every steel player's music library.
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I learned almost all of "I'm Looking Through You" from that record. so good.
does anybody have any idea what's going on with the harmonized walk downs at the end of that track? is that double-tracked for the harmony?
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Is this this the Beatles song, Jamie?
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Yep!
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That is one of my all-time fave steel albums! Right up there with it is Gary Carter's solo album, available through his website. Look him up on YouTube for a 3-song sample of Gary's exquisite playing.
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One of my favorite cd's, i play it very often.
Even my youngest daughter recognized " jukebox Charlie" when my dad played Johnny Paycheck's versión.
Indeed a must have.
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Jamie Mitchell wrote:I learned almost all of "I'm Looking Through You" from that record. so good.
does anybody have any idea what's going on with the harmonized walk downs at the end of that track? is that double-tracked for the harmony?
I doubt that it’s double-tracked. Sounds like Lloyd cutting loose with double- and triple-stops to me.
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