Some "new country" that I can DIG!!! STEEL CONTENT

[Don Hinkle]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QXxVMa2 ... re=branded

[CrowBear Schmitt]

Funny, it's in B just like " Callin' Elvis "

[Ernie Dunlap]

Sounds like they copied Waylon music.

[Quentin Hickey]

Well at least there is steel in the band. Unfortunately you dont here much of that anymore on today's country music stations so I'll take my steel where I can get it. I like this song. Should have been a longer steel ride.

[Ernie Dunlap]

Ralph Mooney, played steel and developed a style that made half of the waylon sound, the guitar was the other half, thats all you need. They could get a bass player and drummer anywhere and someone has to come along and recreate that sound for the next generation to fill. Its a Musical Glamour Shot It worked once, why not again? Put a pretty face on an old style.

[Ron Pruter]

Always liked this guy. Who is the steel player?

[André Sommer]

Heh, I recently joined a Dutch country music band and we played that same song at some festival in the Netherlands a few months ago. Here's a video clip of it: http://www.musicroadpilots.com/

(Go to "Media" > "Videos" and it is the first one).

The sound is not very good since it was recorded with the mic from the camera but I understood that it was also multitracked so perhaps we can do a better remix later on.

[Theresa Galbraith]

Yay! Tim Sargent plays in the band! It's probably him on the record????

[Josh Yenne]

killer... yes.. at least there is a steel player in the band and he got part of the solo...

loved the bouncy intro...

I've played a few Dierks Bently tunes over the past couple years and I generally like em... steel in almost all his tunes it seems.