Faron Young / I Just Came to Get My Baby video
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Marty Kerluk
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Faron Young / I Just Came to Get My Baby video
Hi,
I just posted this on you tube. I love this track. Can anyone tell me who the steel player is?
Thanks
Marty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6Czkbjhhwc
I just posted this on you tube. I love this track. Can anyone tell me who the steel player is?
Thanks
Marty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6Czkbjhhwc
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f.y
marty.
here is a another you tube clip with the outstanding
doug jernigan
p.w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddUNoeJb ... re=related
here is a another you tube clip with the outstanding
doug jernigan
p.w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddUNoeJb ... re=related
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Cody Campbell
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Who played steel on the studio recording of "just came in to get my baby"?
I know Lloyd did a lot of Faron's sessions. So I would guess it's him.
Or Weldon. This intro/turnaraound is very reminiscent of some of Weldon's wilder Connie Smith intros. So maybe him then?
Or was it Crawford on the studio cut also?
Crawford sure does a dynamite job on this live version.
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Speaking of Faron and session steelers, I first discovered and met Bobbe Seymour by inquiring about a WILD steel lick in Faron's cut of a ballad called "What's he doing in my world". It is FANTASTIC!!!
I know Lloyd did a lot of Faron's sessions. So I would guess it's him.
Or Weldon. This intro/turnaraound is very reminiscent of some of Weldon's wilder Connie Smith intros. So maybe him then?
Or was it Crawford on the studio cut also?
Crawford sure does a dynamite job on this live version.
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Speaking of Faron and session steelers, I first discovered and met Bobbe Seymour by inquiring about a WILD steel lick in Faron's cut of a ballad called "What's he doing in my world". It is FANTASTIC!!!
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Re: f.y
Thanks Paul that a gooodunPaul Wade wrote:marty.
here is a another you tube clip with the outstanding
doug jernigan
p.w![]()
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddUNoeJb ... re=related
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Crawford or Jennigan ??
C' Mon, guys, is it Jimmy or Doug on that Faron Young tune featured on Marty's post? I 'm sitting here placing my bet..Bernie
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I think we've concluded that it is Crawford in the video in the original post.
Eric, Danny, Paul, and Al:
If you want to see a young Dickie, watch THESE Faron videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfdzknzQJX8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO02NGwv ... re=related
Eric, Danny, Paul, and Al:
If you want to see a young Dickie, watch THESE Faron videos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfdzknzQJX8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO02NGwv ... re=related
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Mike Shefrin
Here's Jimmie's intro from the Faron Young YouTube video of 'I Just Came To Get My Baby' that Marty originally posted.

Back in the late eighties I met Jimmie when I went out to Hendersonville to pick up the JCH guitar he had built for me. Jimmie took time out from his busy schedule to spend time with me, showing me around Hendersonville, taking me to restaurants and bars, and introducing me to lots of people. He was just as nice as could be. I even got to meet Lloyd Green who spent an hour in the shop trying my steel while making my jaw drop with those famous bar slants he does. I just cannot say enough nice things about Jimmie. Apart from being a great player and a great builder, he was a truly great human being who had a wonderful sense of humor, and a heart of gold. I miss him.

Back in the late eighties I met Jimmie when I went out to Hendersonville to pick up the JCH guitar he had built for me. Jimmie took time out from his busy schedule to spend time with me, showing me around Hendersonville, taking me to restaurants and bars, and introducing me to lots of people. He was just as nice as could be. I even got to meet Lloyd Green who spent an hour in the shop trying my steel while making my jaw drop with those famous bar slants he does. I just cannot say enough nice things about Jimmie. Apart from being a great player and a great builder, he was a truly great human being who had a wonderful sense of humor, and a heart of gold. I miss him.
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