New Clip of the Week 11/13/11

Walter Stettner · Post by **Walter Stettner** » 13 Nov 2011 1:14 am

Good Morning,

Here's the new clip of the week, a track that goes back to 1980:

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=214807

Enjoy the music!

Kind Regards, Walter

Paul Graupp · Post by **Paul Graupp** » 13 Nov 2011 2:44 am

Walter: That link takes you back to last weeks clip...may be a little computer cross talk going on !!

Regards, Paul

Peter Freiberger · Post by **Peter Freiberger** » 13 Nov 2011 6:04 am

Here's the link:

http://www.lloydgreentribute.com/Austri ... Sounds.htm

The singer sounds like Narvel Felts or Freddie Hart and the the steel is JayDee-like but I'm not sure it's any of them. Can't wait to find out who it is. Jerry Inman maybe?

Joachim Kettner · Post by **Joachim Kettner** » 13 Nov 2011 7:40 am

What a singer! No idea about the steel player, from the way he sounds, the guitar player must be James Burton.

Peter Freiberger · Post by **Peter Freiberger** » 13 Nov 2011 8:14 am

I've listened to this one over and over and if that's not JayDee I really want to know who it is...

robert kramer · Post by **robert kramer** » 13 Nov 2011 8:39 am

What happened to music like this? The singer, song and steel player are incredible. In the shadow of Wynn Stewart - a great place to be.

Walter Stettner · Post by **Walter Stettner** » 13 Nov 2011 9:08 am

Wow, guys, lots of enthusiasm on this one and well deserved. The steel player is not Jay Dee but he is in the HOF, too. The album is quite obscure and was recorded in Gene Breeden's studio in 1980, Gene is also on Lead Guitar.

Kind Regards, Walter

Peter Freiberger · Post by **Peter Freiberger** » 13 Nov 2011 10:49 am

I can't figure out if Gene Breeden was in Bakersfield or Nashville in 1980. If he was still in Bakersfield it narrows the field considerably. You really got me on this one, Walter.

robert kramer · Post by **robert kramer** » 13 Nov 2011 11:46 am

If it's Nashville - the ISGHOF members working the Nashville studios in 1980 would have been: Hal, Weldon, Pete Drake, Emmons, Jernigan, Russ Hicks, Larry Sasser, Ron Elliot, Bobbe Seymour.

I'm stumped - but that's a good reason to listen to it again.

Peter Freiberger · Post by **Peter Freiberger** » 13 Nov 2011 12:26 pm

My new bet is Larry Sasser. I'm trying to set the modern day record for "Clip Of The Week" wrong guesses.

Steve Hinson · Post by **Steve Hinson** » 13 Nov 2011 4:21 pm

Is Doug Jernigan in the Hall of Fame...that's him playing...

Rick Campbell · Post by **Rick Campbell** » 13 Nov 2011 4:30 pm

That sounds like Aaron Wilburn that used to work with the Happy Goodman Family singing.

Peter Freiberger · Post by **Peter Freiberger** » 13 Nov 2011 5:55 pm

Thanks, Steve. Now I'll be able to sleep tonight.

Doug is an awesome player, to say the least, and a very nice guy. The tone was leading me to guess P/P players, which he was at one time. Do you suppose he used one for this date?

Walter Stettner · Post by **Walter Stettner** » 13 Nov 2011 10:35 pm

Sorry for the late reply, that's the time difference! Steve is correct, that is Doug Jerniogan playing behind Frank Hurley, a singer I have never heard much about. However, the album is top notch, with Doug all over it.

Kind Regards, Walter

Steve Hinson · Post by **Steve Hinson** » 14 Nov 2011 6:20 am

Peter,when I met Doug in Macon with Johnny Paycheck in 1975 he was playing an orange Sho-Bud...the same guitar I saw him playing when I moved to Nashville in 1977...a few years later(1982) I played some gigs on electric guitar with Doug on steel and he had a black Sho-Bud Super Pro...I would think it was one of those two guitars on Walter's clip...but I could be wrong!Hope this helps.

SH

Peter Freiberger · Post by **Peter Freiberger** » 14 Nov 2011 6:42 am

I'll be looking for the Frank Hurley album!

Steve, I heard Doug for the first time around then too. I was in a pick up band on bass backing Ferlin Husky, opening for Johnny Paycheck. In the middle of his set Johnny had Doug play a couple songs, one of his incredibly fast banjo style tunes, and Bonnie Marie (on both necks). He stole the show. He knocked me out at the Phoenix show last Jan. as well. And he's a really nice guy.