Making Plans

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William Litaker
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Making Plans

Post by William Litaker »

This is from a project that my friend Bill Sutton and I are working on....

http://youtu.be/Nz2rYocFSYE
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Gary L Reed
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Post by Gary L Reed »

Good Stuff!!
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Daniel Policarpo
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Post by Daniel Policarpo »

Nice! This is going to be a good one. The 2 Bills make the call.
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George Buechley
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Post by George Buechley »

It's amazing how two incredible steel players live in Kannapolis NC and they're working on a project together.

Wonder how 'Making Plans' fits into this?

George
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Jim Eller
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Post by Jim Eller »

One of my favorites. Thanks.
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Mark Greenway
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Post by Mark Greenway »

Another good one. Thanks again William.
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Don Brown, Sr.
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A Mighty Fine Job

Post by Don Brown, Sr. »

Hey William,

Congrats on a might fine job. Great expression, and a great sounding steel.

Keep up the good work, and say a big howdy to Bill Sutton for me.

Email me when you get a chance to tell me about the project you two have going on.

Your old NJ friend,
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Darrell Gill
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Post by Darrell Gill »

William great song ... Hope we can learn that one soon too. awesome....job... Have learned a lot since I have been studying with you... congrats my friend..
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George Buechley
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Post by George Buechley »

I had another listen to this and just had to bump it up again.


George
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Post by Larry Robbins »

yes another fine job from William. Watch his left hand in this and his many other videos. You can learn a lot just from how he holds and handles the bar. So smooth and effortless yet,direct and so effective in giving feeling to whatever tune he is playing. That in itself is a lesson in control and expression.
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