To all person playing steel guitar they're so awsome I love to hear more it's my leisure listening when am along thank you so much God Bless you all steel guitarist
This tune will always bring happy memories to me. At the beginning of the rodeo, everybody rode their horses through a pattern in the arena. And this was the tune they always played. How many miles have I rode to this tune
Arai Choo of the Drifters was playing his steel guitar on TV show sometimes. He was a country musician and a comedian and a teacher! …in Japanese 1970's~early 1980's.
@@raymondgibbs7577 In the past, Erv Niehaus used to announce, on the Steel Guitar Forum, many tabs. I just checked it out and on his post "31 Oct 2016 10:27 am". appears a list including "Under the Double Eagle". You might want to contact him and ask him...
Hey Norm, this is an excellent arrangement, your technique is very clean, I've made a run at pedals a few times and decided I'd better stick to thumping bass and playing rhythm, with a little basic Dobro once in a while....keep up the good work! - Michael Hillman
Hubert, Thanks you very much. This is the arrangement I learned from a non-pedal steel player when I started playing steel guitar.. I always liked the arrangement, so I've never seen any reason to change it. Regards, Norm
I mean, really, you just can't do better than this on the steel & carry the intent of the song forward...think I'll go march around my yard for a while with a smile on my face -)
Wow Norm..you blew me away on this song...lol You did an awesome job on it! I love the little Bakersfield sound parts you added. What amp were you using in this recording? Maybe clue me in on your set-up. Sounds great!
Thanks Don, I think I'm remembering right, I was using a Goodrich 120 volume pedal, straight into a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe Amp , mic'd with a Sennheiser 609 into a Korg D888 recorder. I may have added some onboard reverb in the recorder. I SHOULD HAVE NEVER SOLD THE PUSH PULL! Regards, Norm
@@NormEvans4070 Thank you Norm! I live outside Wichita,Ks about 25 miles in a rural town. Where about do you live Norm? My email is pedal9000@outlook.com if you can let me know . Would like to talk about pedal steel with you if you are up to it. Take care, hope to hear from you soon!
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you!
Thanks!
To all person playing steel guitar they're so awsome I love to hear more it's my leisure listening when am along thank you so much God Bless you all steel guitarist
Thank You!
You welcome Norm! Thanks to you too
This tune will always bring happy memories to me. At the beginning of the rodeo, everybody rode their horses through a pattern in the arena. And this was the tune they always played. How many miles have I rode to this tune
Thanks! I hope you like my version.
Beautiful playing on that Rolls Royce of steel guitarx!
Thank You very much!!!
Absolutely wonderful! Beautiful!! This is Jeanette Cowley.....Thank you so much for such beautiful music!!!😊
Under the Double Eagle and Rockin' Red Wing were my Daddy's 2 favorite songs. Thank you so much it's beautiful.
Thank you very much!!!
Nice tune. I LOVE it. 💕
Thanks!
Really nice Norm… My Dad played this on six string and I learned on six string listening to him…. Never tried it on Steel… you did great
Thanks Dale!
Thanks for the memories. My Dad also played this on his steel guitar.
Thank you!
Outstanding...
Thanks!
Haven't heard that in awhile.❤
Thanks!
Wish RUclips would let me "Like" this every time I listen to it instead of just once...there would be a lot more likes!
Arai Choo of the Drifters was playing his steel guitar on TV show sometimes. He was a country musician and a comedian and a teacher! …in Japanese 1970's~early 1980's.
This one draws me back here each week,sometimes daily.nice ,thanks for sharing it.
Thanks!
Extra love for this sweet rendition.
Thanks!
I've heard this with full symphony orchestra but never as a guitar piece. Nicely played.
Thanks! Much appreciated.
Maravillosa interpretación es usted un maestro
If SpongeBob was Austrian, No seriously this is good Great work Mr. Evans!
Thank you!!!
Very Good.... a favorite of mine since childhood.... I'll be back....
Many thanks!
Wonderful playing. Total fun to play along with you 🤠
Thanks! I'm glad you are enjoying it.
You know Gene Jumper?
@@JTSunriseMusic I've made some backing tracks for Gene Jumper, but I've never met him in person.
@@NormEvans4070 a treasure, 🙏 thank you
Fantástico preciosa canción y grandísima interpretación felicidades
Thanks!
Grate job !
Thanks!!!
Love it. Fantastic job.
Thanks!
This guy can surly play the steel guitar. My favorite instrument
Thanks!
Now, THIS is music, not the usual way this beautiful song is mishandled.
Many thanks!
I enjoyed your playing. That is really a western sound, I love that.
Thank you very much!!!
Never heard this song before on the pedal steel guitar. Good arrangement and playing; it inspires me happiness...;-)
Thanks for sharing
Thanks Daniel, I appreciate your comment. Norm
Can I get Under the Double Eagle in pedal steel tabs
@@raymondgibbs7577 In the past, Erv Niehaus used to announce, on the Steel Guitar Forum, many tabs.
I just checked it out and on his post "31 Oct 2016 10:27 am". appears a list including "Under the Double Eagle".
You might want to contact him and ask him...
Very smooth. Good job. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much. I really appreciate your comments.
Regards, Norm
Ok Norm. You Got Me this Time. I don’t know this Song. But love to here You Play.
Thanks J.P.! I think this song is originally German. Search for it on utube, lots of versions on here.
Well played.
Thanks!
Very smooth and sweet! Thanks 4 sharing!
Thanks!!!
very nice !
Thanks Richard!
Nice picking
Thanks!
SO ALEGRIA LINDA MUSICA, SO SUCESSO.
Loves it😉
Thanks!
Beautiful music
Hi Norm, Where can I find more of your awesome steel guitar music? Love this one, Thank's.
Es un placer oirlo interpretar un saludo desde España
Thanks, muchas gracias
Lovely - thanks for taking the time to learn and upload this great tune. :-)
Thanks!
Talent!!
Thanks!!!
Nicely played.. loved it
Thanks, I appreciate it. Regards, Norm
Excellent.
Thanks!
Very good!!!!!
Thank you very much.
Regards, Norm
Excellent ☺
Thanks!
friend...nice instrument... how much is it in centimeters between the two bridges...what is the distance?
Thanks! The distance between the bridges is 61.595 centimeters.
Look up the Steel Guitar Forum, a website for steel guitar players.
Bravo! :)
Thanks!
Excellent job my friend!!
Thank you. Regards, Norm
Great song and so well played, thanks for sharing!
Subscribed to your channel.
Cheer,s Pete
Thanks!
Hey Norm, this is an excellent arrangement, your technique is very clean, I've made a run at pedals a few times and decided I'd better stick to thumping bass and playing rhythm, with a little basic Dobro once in a while....keep up the good work! - Michael Hillman
Thanks Michael,
Regards, Norm
Well done. Love it!
Thanks!!!
Graet work you guys are the best
Thanks!
Very nice intro!🤠
Thanks!
Norm, this has got to be the best I have ever heard "Under the Double Eagle" Is this your arrangement? Great Job.
Hubert, Thanks you very much. This is the arrangement I learned from a non-pedal steel player when I started playing steel guitar.. I always liked the arrangement, so I've never seen any reason to change it.
Regards, Norm
Fred. Issacs
Beautiful. Was wondering what tuning you used for this guitar?
Thanks. I'm using the standard E9 tuning on strings 1 thru 8 with a variation on strings 9 and 10.
I mean, really, you just can't do better than this on the steel & carry the intent of the song forward...think I'll go march around my yard for a while with a smile on my face -)
+c grable
Thanks!
Regards, Norm
Sweet
Thanks!
Cuntry music just ain't the same since they took the steel away.
I agree!
Wow Norm..you blew me away on this song...lol You did an awesome job on it! I love the little Bakersfield sound parts you added. What amp were you using in this recording? Maybe clue me in on your set-up. Sounds great!
Thanks Don, I think I'm remembering right, I was using a Goodrich 120 volume pedal, straight into a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe Amp , mic'd with a Sennheiser 609 into a Korg D888 recorder. I may have added some onboard reverb in the recorder. I SHOULD HAVE NEVER SOLD THE PUSH PULL!
Regards, Norm
@@NormEvans4070 Thank you Norm! I live outside Wichita,Ks about 25 miles in a rural town. Where about do you live Norm? My email is pedal9000@outlook.com if you can let me know . Would like to talk about pedal steel with you if you are up to it. Take care, hope to hear from you soon!
This just turned my chicken fried steak into Wiener Schnitzel!!!
Thanks! The last great Wiener Schnitzel I had was in Kaiserslautern, Germany in '71.