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Yeah it's Webb at his absolute vocal peak,, 1960-1964..

Agreed

Yeah,, it's epic !! lol

That's my problem with ALL music streaming,, the stuff I want isn't there..

I just read yesterday that it's reopened or about to..

Hey Milton !! There's no mention of steel guitar or a known steel player in the session info. The session was on December 11th 1973 at the Stax Recording Studio in Memphis. Session personnel were Elvis, lol,, duh,,, James Burton [gt] Charlie Hodge [gt] Johnny Christopher [gt] Norbert Putnam [bass] Ronnie Tutt [drums] David Briggs [piano] + Stamps Quartet. Producer: Felton Jarvis Also there were two overdub sessions,, one on January 2, 1974 with the band and another on January 10 to add strings. I just listened and can't detect any strings but just because they did the strings overdub session doesn't mean they used it. Didn't hear any steel either.

​​@@2packs4sure THANKS. SOME "BOT" LEFT A LONG-WINDED COMMENT ON THE VIDEO OF THIS SONG BY ELVIS on the Dimitris and daughter channel and claimed how great the steel guitar sounded.🙈😫🙉 I just wanted to make sure. I don't recall Elvis EVER having steel in his arrangements. Sonny James had only one or two as I recall. Appreciate it!😊😊

@@miltonmoore8369 It's never a problem at all Milton I love doing that kind of research it's fun,,, and I have no recollection of steel ever being in any Elvis song,, possibly Hawaiian steel at some point but that would be it..

​​@@2packs4sure Wow! You guessed it. About 15 minutes ago I Googled the question if Elvis ever had a steel guitar in any of his recordings, and the answer popped up, yes, in the LP album sound track to the film: "BLUE HAWAII." I should have known.😬🙉 The electric Hawaiian steel guitar was played by ALVINO REY. However, it was very elementary playing and very subdued from what I sampled. Nothing like the gorgeous playing on the Roy Drusky version of HAWAIIAN WEDDING SONG or on Burl Ives DRIFTING AND DREAMING. Thanks again.🤠🥂😊

@@snakemansnakes1 Hey I'm glad you enjoyed it and I am well, I am keeping it country, I just went through the hurricane Beryl here in Houston,, 6 days without power,, WOOF was it HOT,, lol,, but that's behind me !!

No sir,, Sinatra's career was doing fine considering his age,, he just wanted to help Reagan..

So true !!

@@sethschuyler2771 Lol,, I've had that problem for 40 years !!

@@dorothydistazio9992 Well I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it !!

You are SO right !!

I'm not sure that Ernest Tubb would appreciate being called a lady.... lol

That's real nice,, thanks !!

I'm not a religious guy at all but you're absolutely right !!

Hearing that Webb Jr and you appreciate what I've been doing really means a lot to me !!

Man I wish I could start the journey you're describing all over again,, it was fun !! I still make a discovery now and then but they're few and far between these days...

@@2packs4sure I've been listening to country music all my life, nearly 80 years. It surprises me that I find songs I've never heard before. Or, maybe I have heard them before and I forgot them.

@@JimGarver-tx8rj Lol,, yeah I'm 62 and I've quit saying things like (I've never heard that before).. Now I say (I have no memory of that)... lol

Excellent point,, I never thought of that

That's a nice memory,, sorry for your loss.

Lol,, glad you enjoyed it !

Yeah it could be,, I wish that detailed session information existed but it doesn't as far as I know...

Agreed !!

Yeah,, it's a sad trend we're on........

Hey Ruth !! I'm good and I didn't think you were that much older than me,,, I'm only 206.... :)

@@2packs4sure I’m old enough!😁

@@ruthboykin9873 ME TOOOO !!

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The Willie Nelson UA-cam channel has it. I wish I could enjoy that album and I bought it when it came out but for me at least Webb after 1971 and especially after 1976 isn't for me.

@@2packs4sure I hear ya, John. I still may have the album somewhere, I think. I prefer Webb in his early years. I have a cassette with some good stuff on it from early on, the kind of Webb style I really like. Thanks for your post. 👍

@@janiceastets5425 I'm actually a little jealous of people and there are plenty of them who love Webb's mid-seventies stuff on Plantation,,, those remakes which I can't tolerate at all,,,, they like the later Webb,, but for me it's a no go.. I like to imagine what the Willie and Webb album would have been if Webb would have been in his mid 60's form,,, that would have been an amazing album!!

@@2packs4sure Yes, so true! But I have to say he doesn't sound too bad on "Wondering" with Willie. I remember that I really didn't play the other songs too much, though. I'm a die-hard old-time country music buff & I'm a stickler for the "original songs" most of the time. This week I found some good stuff from Hank Snow on you-tube, so I played his music for a while. I love his stuff & listening to that Martin guitar he plays. You don't hear that kind of good country today, unfortunately. 😕

@@janiceastets5425 Well I agree,, Webb doesn't sound too bad throughout the album,, he just doesn't sound that good,, although I really liked Heebie Jeebie Blues, that was fun.. And I really like Hank Snow in his prime, I have Breakfast with the Blues on my jukebox...