| Subject: | Re: [RESOGUIT-L] More Youtube | | Date: | Saturday, January 20, 2007 23:19:34 (+0000) | | From: | reso-man <reso-man @.......net>
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Aww this is too funny, to the point of being almost "cute". I was poking around
in You Tube as well, and I came across a clip of Marty Robins singing "At The End
Of A Long Day" , (I think that's correct,) and the steel player, on a non pedal
Fender actually shows up first in a white shirt, then in the middle of the clip
in a RED shirt, and at the end of the clip, he's back in a white shirt again. As
previously mentioned, d'ya think they were "lip-synching"??
Mandatory reso comment, just to get us all back on track, the steel dude has
some GREAT "tweedles" immitating a old timey Dobro player!
Incidently, on that previously mentioned Acuff-Ozwald clip, did anyone notice a
"egg slicer" in the back ground......saying nothing?
Richie
ps, this Clell Summey fella, with Lonzo & Oscar, that is indeed a Lap Steel or Hawaiian Guitar, altho you rarely see one played that way!
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From: tower.op@verizon.net
> While poking around the Acuff/Os clip on Youtube, I ran across Lonzo & Oscar,
> one of my favorite Opry acts when I was a kid in high school and college. I
> found this one, "Why Should I Cry" which included Clell Summey, "Cousin Jody,"
> who performed with them at the time.
>
> Summey was known as a Dobro player, dating from even before Josh Graves became
> known.
>
> I think he was playing a lap steel, wired, from the sound, but he had it slung
> around his neck about as low as Stringbean's belt.
>
> He also performed with his teeth out...
>
> Very much worth a look at
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUAFwVO5hTM
>
> Steve Bartlett
>
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