Your perfectly right Tommy ! This is the way pedal steel should be played. Do you remember the name of the guitar player that evening? I want to complete the description of this monumental video with the band crew!
Thank you Fabio. I keep this in my library, and play it once in a while. At 73, these real country musicians take me back to my youth. The steele is country.
Keep those Pedal Steel Guitars whining, it just fills my Heart with great joy hearin' them strings bellowin' out there it's the Sweetness to Great Country Songs.
A wonderful rhythm section backing up Lloyd and Tommy. I love the string bass that has been almost totally pushed out of modern country today. What they're doing sounds very simple, and in terms of notes and time that's exactly right. However --- as any bass player/drummer/serious country musician knows, in order to play with such beautiful tone, locked-in perfect time and balance, and perfectly placed fills and dynamics to support the lead instruments and a vocalist ---- you have to be a really good musician with many years of playing and recording experience. Making it sound easy is really hard!
This is pedal steel guitar royalty! Two of the best to ever sit behind a steel guitar. Also, besides being master level musicians, both are among the most gracious, genuinely nice people you could ever hope to meet. Thanks for sharing this video.
mr lloyd and tommy are like cream and sugar they make a wonderful cup of music and talent i could listen to them for hours as long as their here they will play country music some day i hope to talk to them my grand father last name was green the green family were from tennessee ivan from illinois.
That was amazing! So good to hear them play without any voices. The band was super as well. Nice to see a real bass player because it is becoming rare today.
My wife and I have always loved Lloyd Green's great steel playing since hearing him live at the St. Louis steel convention, many years ago. I have played electric country bass since 1968 and continue playing in a band to this date. I just love good steel playing, especially Lloyd's outstand music!
The pedal steel guitar is an instrument of precise co-ordination using both hands both knees and both feet, the skill that these two great players showed is phenomenal, Lloyds bar slants were a joy to watch.......good camera work too, showing the pedal and knee lever work which is 50% of the playing of this instrument . Superb video in every sense.
They complement each other and have the experience to fade perfectly and bow out for the other, only to charge back into it seamlessly. None of it sounds contrived and could only be better had I been present. Drawing emotions on a scale so right I’m stunned and remain that way, as if I’m sitting in the purple cow in Bandera, Texas on a Saturday nite. Thank you so much.
Fantastic' just beautiful. The steels make and bring country music to life and touches the soul like no other instrument'... Love it two pros at work...
Tommy I remember a day when you dreamed of sitting beside Lloyd Green and playing like that. But you've earned it. If your dad were still with us, you wouldn't be able to pluck the peacock feathers from him. I'm sure he is looking down and is soooo proud of you. Love ya buddy. I guess I should have continued playing myself. You know me by mark.
Wow.... fantastic.... it doesn't get any better than this. Two of the greatest steel players of all time. For me, Lloyd Green is more than just a steel player, he's an all-round great musician.
Twenty six years ago I bought my first steel i thought I was going to take it out of the case and start playing songs right away no it’s doesnt work that away you got to practice thank you Lloyd and Tommy what a great job
Don't know how many times I watched this, a fantastic show. I first met Lloyd in Nashville 1975, then in London, England 1977, and also here in Sweden. Not only a great steelplayer, also a wonderful person. Taking the time to spend a few hours with this crazy steel-loving Swede. A few words about Tommy White, he is also a great player, and a great person.
The pedal steel guitar has evolved from a six string lap steel from Hawaii into a spectaculaly beautiful musical instrument that any form of music can be played; I know of no nother musical instrument that has become what the pedal steel has. Lloyd and Tommy prove how majestic the pedal steel sounds when a master player is playing one. Awesome!
Now, this IS what Country Music Should Sound like. I knew up in the '40s & '50s and I Remember this kind of Music SO Well. I quit Country Music back a number of years ago with the "Modern Style" BS that came out the Wanna-Be Country. This video was S0 enjoyable to me dang........
I just love these songs played in E 9th by Lloyd Green and Tommy White. The stand up bass adds a special beat too and the drums too! Exellent musicianship. Fast or slow I love the sound. Love, love, love!
Such an angelical and nostalgic sound; hardly ever heard. Are we that ignorant not to notice or is it something or someone establlshing an impediment on purpose???? Steel guitars forever! May it do explode in popularity soon!!!!!!😇Happy Trails!
Thanks so much for a wonderful concert of E9. Lloyd and Tommy do a fine job together, and their backup is right on. The unrehearsed nature and spontaneity of the program adds to its charm.
Unrehearsed ! .. Its played very well ... Pedal steel and lap steel .. will ease my mind unlike any other thing. Thank you gentleman. I can wear my cowboy hat and feel ok with that at 72, in the suburbs ... Not a cow around.
Lloyd's the king of 3 and 4…....that's all you need.. He is one of the in the business. More sessions than anyone in his day I had dinner with him a few years ago and he would share anything with you. Off course Paul and Tommy are still the best on this decade......how lucky to get to grow up playing sessions for a living.... Green is the smoothie cat in town.......I have own three Sho buds and they are such a beautiful design guitar.......But I love my MSA.........BUD CSRTER BUILT IT FOR ME
This is pure heaven! I just love the _good_ _old_ songs played by these pedal steel guitar virtuosos! Patsy Cline's "I Fall to Pieces" is especially nostalgic to me... The story has to do with my hearing her voice floating out of a Mainland Chinese college dorm window about 40 years ago... And then I fell to pieces.
Steel guys of course are great, especiallly when they play unisons and harmonies!! But the rhythm guys are a machine! WOW! And "The Garden" was just wonderful!!
1:06 Borrowed Angel 4:59 She Thinks I Still Care 11:28 Cold Cold Heart 16:23 Rolly Polly 20:31 Farewell Party 24:25 Pick Me Up On Your Way Down 27:42 Softly And Tenderly 32:29 Making Believe 38:36 I Fall To Pieces 44:36 Take Me As I Am 49:37 In The Garden 52:35 Am I Losing You? 56:32: Rhinestone Cowboy
Lloyd Green played lead steel guitar on Charley Prides live album at Panther Hall. The word Phenomenal doesn't say enough good about Lloyds playing steel.
Eureka! I have found it! The Golden Nugget of recorded music that puts my soul to rest. Exquisite in every note. To paraphrase Benjamin Franklin; " An Evening of E9 Lloyd Green and Tommy White" is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. Thank you gentlemen, including the drummer , guitar player and bass player, you have helped to save my life.
videos like this make me soo happy for just band stuff. the drummer is keeping time hes not watching anything. the stand up bass guy is watching pedal steel for the key changes and both the pedal steel guys are looking back and forth to one another bouncing back and forth ideas. its amazing
Both need a very good ear and have to operate the instrument with extreme precision to synchronize their playing the way they do! It's perfect and the results are Brilliant! Thank You for this Upload!
I've been a steel guitar nut ever since I heard the instrument on a Hank Williams record. Began to learn of Lloyd Green doing work with Charley Pride. This hour long video is better than an LP - no frilly background vocals to spoil the music or other stuff. Just perfect raw steel music. I was watching their picking hands on one of the tunes - literally they were picking in sync - enjoy watching the masters do their thing. Whoever got to see this in person - that must have been a special evening. The Pick Me Up On Your Way Down reminds me of the Steel Guitars of the Grand Ole Opry - three of them playing together almost sounding like a symphony. Did they ever do another gig together like this? I never went beyond the lap steel or dobro. But this instrument and the sound we hear in this video seem to be outlawed in today's country music. I am in awe with these guys. Bravo! Thanks for this video. Listening to their chat after the video - Tommy said it was unrehearsed!!!
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Love it.
This will be forever remembered as Pedal Steel Guitar must hear!
Your perfectly right Tommy ! This is the way pedal steel should be played. Do you remember the name of the guitar player that evening? I want to complete the description of this monumental video with the band crew!
This is Awesome, Amazing to watch these two legends Lloyd and Tommy share their music together cheers gentleman 👍🥃🎹🎶🎵🎸🎤
Thank you Fabio. I keep this in my library, and play it once in a while. At 73, these real country musicians take me back to my youth. The steele is country.
Thanks Tommy. And Mister green Master of Master❤
Haven't heard this in years. Top-notch stuff, true country music.
Keep those Pedal Steel Guitars whining, it just fills my Heart with great joy hearin' them strings bellowin' out there it's the Sweetness to Great Country Songs.
A wonderful rhythm section backing up Lloyd and Tommy. I love the string bass that has been almost totally pushed out of modern country today. What they're doing sounds very simple, and in terms of notes and time that's exactly right. However --- as any bass player/drummer/serious country musician knows, in order to play with such beautiful tone, locked-in perfect time and balance, and perfectly placed fills and dynamics to support the lead instruments and a vocalist ---- you have to be a really good musician with many years of playing and recording experience. Making it sound easy is really hard!
This is pedal steel guitar royalty! Two of the best to ever sit behind a steel guitar. Also, besides being master level musicians, both are among the most gracious, genuinely nice people you could ever hope to meet. Thanks for sharing this video.
Don't forget Jeff Baxter (Skunk). TOP NOTCH TOO!
Artists are either the nicest most empathetic humble people or the complete opposite lol
mr lloyd and tommy are like cream and sugar they make a wonderful cup of music and talent i could listen to them for hours as long as their here they will play country music some day i hope to talk to them my grand father last name was green the green family were from tennessee ivan from illinois.
Something to listen to, over and over, again and again.
That was amazing! So good to hear them play without any voices. The band was super as well. Nice to see a real bass player because it is becoming rare today.
I agree on bass player. Dennis Crouch is my favorite in country sessions
All you country drum players listen to the drummer Awsome!!!!!
Yes, no one like Dennis!
Just breathtaking playing by two of the greatest steel players!
I really like Lloyd Green's playing, phrasing, and overall musicality.
This is a piece of steel guitar history. 2 masters of different era’s.
what Tommy White does at 47:03 completely MELTS me
My wife and I have always loved Lloyd Green's great steel playing since hearing him live at the St. Louis steel convention, many years ago. I have played electric country bass since 1968 and continue playing in a band to this date. I just love good steel playing, especially Lloyd's outstand music!
This is WOW!!! What players! I´m moved!
The pedal steel guitar is an instrument of precise co-ordination using both hands both knees and both feet, the skill that these two great players showed is phenomenal, Lloyds bar slants were a joy to watch.......good camera work too, showing the pedal and knee lever work which is 50% of the playing of this instrument . Superb video in every sense.
SWEET BOUQUET SONG OF GENE WATSON. thanks so much LLOYD GREEN❤
There's nothing on this planet that sounds as good as a well-played pedal steel, and you gentlemen knocked it out of the park!!😍🎵🎶
Some wild saves in there! 😲😎
They complement each other and have the experience to fade perfectly and bow out for the other, only to charge back into it seamlessly. None of it sounds contrived and could only be better had I been present. Drawing emotions on a scale so right I’m stunned and remain that way, as if I’m sitting in the purple cow in Bandera, Texas on a Saturday nite. Thank you so much.
Fantastic' just beautiful. The steels make and bring country music to life and touches the soul like no other instrument'... Love it two pros at work...
What kind of sorcery is this?! Absolutely breathtakingly beautiful and the warmest bath I’ve taken in a long, long time.
Tommy I remember a day when you dreamed of sitting beside Lloyd Green and playing like that. But you've earned it. If your dad were still with us, you wouldn't be able to pluck the peacock feathers from him. I'm sure he is looking down and is soooo proud of you. Love ya buddy. I guess I should have continued playing myself. You know me by mark.
If I could like this twicet, I would - love it fellas
I think I just went to heaven. What a heavenly sound.
Wow.... fantastic.... it doesn't get any better than this. Two of the greatest steel players of all time. For me, Lloyd Green is more than just a steel player, he's an all-round great musician.
Beautiful music and great musicians !
I so miss these times. This was a great time in history.
Twenty six years ago I bought my first steel i thought I was going to take it out of the case and start playing songs right away no it’s doesnt work that away you got to practice thank you Lloyd and Tommy what a great job
2 Masters Makin it look easy. 😮
They played so well together. Very very nice 👍
Makes me shed tears as love it so much.
Don't know how many times I watched this, a fantastic show. I first met Lloyd in Nashville 1975, then in London, England 1977, and also here in Sweden. Not only a great steelplayer, also a wonderful person. Taking the time to spend a few hours with this crazy steel-loving Swede. A few words about Tommy White, he is also a great player, and a great person.
The pedal steel guitar has evolved from a six string lap steel from Hawaii into a spectaculaly beautiful musical instrument that any form of music can be played; I know of no nother musical instrument that has become what the pedal steel has. Lloyd and Tommy prove how majestic the pedal steel sounds when a master player is playing one. Awesome!
I can't remember enjoying anything more than I did this performance. It was wonderful
Now, this IS what Country Music Should Sound like. I knew up in the '40s & '50s and I Remember this kind of Music SO Well. I quit Country Music back a number of years ago with the "Modern Style" BS that came out the Wanna-Be Country. This video was S0 enjoyable to me dang........
I just love these songs played in E 9th by Lloyd Green and Tommy White. The stand up bass adds a special beat too and the drums too! Exellent musicianship. Fast or slow I love the sound. Love, love, love!
The bass player is Dennis Crouch that is also known as "the astronaut"
Truly beautiful
Brought UP on 'THE SOUND' MisU DAD I HOPE I WILL KEEP YOUR LEGACY!!!LUV
Beyond compare. Nothing else like it. Thank you.
Great musicians are almost always humble and think the other guy is a better player than they are.
Fabio, words cannot tell you how special this is and how much we all appreciate your efforts here. Thank you.
Such an angelical and nostalgic sound; hardly ever heard. Are we that ignorant not to notice or is it something or someone establlshing an impediment on purpose???? Steel guitars forever! May it do explode in popularity soon!!!!!!😇Happy Trails!
So glad this was recorded. The phrasing is like no other. Just fantastic.
Beautiful music, love the pedal steel guitar thanks so much
Pedal steel school right there. Thank you so much for posting!
WOW! Great musicians at work! You hardly get to see this!
Gee I miss this sound
Exquisitely beautiful, and in such good taste, so refined. It’s so valuable to hear two masters take turns on the same song.
Unbelievably beautiful!
Fantastic! Brings back memories. The most beautiful "cry in your beer" music I've ever heard.
Beautifully melody sound great
Great recording!
I could listen to this over and over. Thx for sharing!
Thanks so much for a wonderful concert of E9. Lloyd and Tommy do a fine job together, and their backup is right on. The unrehearsed nature and spontaneity of the program adds to its charm.
Unrehearsed ! .. Its played very well ... Pedal steel and lap steel .. will ease my mind unlike any other thing. Thank you gentleman. I can wear my cowboy hat and feel ok with that at 72, in the suburbs ... Not a cow around.
My kind of music
these guy bring tears to my eyes they are the best thank you for your hard work on these guitar so much feeling in those song
Lloyd's the king of 3 and 4…....that's all you need..
He is one of the in the business. More sessions than anyone in his day
I had dinner with him a few years ago and he would share anything with you. Off course Paul and Tommy are still the best on this decade......how lucky to get to grow up playing sessions for a living....
Green is the smoothie cat in town.......I have own three Sho buds and they are such a beautiful design guitar.......But I love my MSA.........BUD CSRTER BUILT IT FOR ME
The most relaxing peaceful honky music ive listened too in a while.
Thank you from Skopje, Macedonia!!
Your welcome
This is pure heaven! I just love the _good_ _old_ songs played by these pedal steel guitar virtuosos! Patsy Cline's "I Fall to Pieces" is especially nostalgic to me... The story has to do with my hearing her voice floating out of a Mainland Chinese college dorm window about 40 years ago... And then I fell to pieces.
13:53 the best ever rendition of cold cold heart. I love Lloyd but in this case 10+ to Tommy !!!
I just love watching how two masters can be so impressed by each other's own little tricks.
Amazing steel guitar players.. Master class
Best of the best!
Steel guys of course are great, especiallly when they play unisons and harmonies!! But the rhythm guys are a machine! WOW! And "The Garden" was just wonderful!!
2 of the finest and my favorites. Just listen to the tone and balanced style of this music. Excellent melody and tasty execution.
I could not stop watching this! Thanks for the share!
Ditto !
Wow, that was excellent. 👍
This was so Great!!
Many thanks Fabio, for uploading this session. What a treat!!!
Your welcome !
Thanks for sharing this. Very special!
Very Nice...Love watching these guys.
Very good!!!
Congratulation!!! 👏👏👏👏
WONDERFUL!!!
Players extraordinaire, magnificent skill indeed
absolutely incredible
This is blowing my mind
1:06 Borrowed Angel
4:59 She Thinks I Still Care
11:28 Cold Cold Heart
16:23 Rolly Polly
20:31 Farewell Party
24:25 Pick Me Up On Your Way Down
27:42 Softly And Tenderly
32:29 Making Believe
38:36 I Fall To Pieces
44:36 Take Me As I Am
49:37 In The Garden
52:35 Am I Losing You?
56:32: Rhinestone Cowboy
thanks for the list. You should add 1 more song to it :
36:17 Panhandle rag
Here's two guys having a blast making music at its best. Thanks so much.
Tommy, Lloyd' And Paul are all the best of the best.,..
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Divine!
Greetings from Northern Ireland--simply superb sound
Ciao from Italy
Watching Lloyd use bar slants so effortlessly is such a pleasure. Two of the very best!
Great
Super playing
Lloyd Green played lead steel guitar on Charley Prides live album at Panther Hall. The word Phenomenal doesn't say enough good about Lloyds playing steel.
I love you the music. beautiful and romantic.
Incredible..... Sound quality is above and beyond. 👍❤️
Yes……all evening…nice and hearing the difference between guitars and the two finest players
Wow!! That is SO good. Thank you so much for posting.
Eureka! I have found it!
The Golden Nugget of recorded music that puts my soul to rest.
Exquisite in every note. To paraphrase Benjamin Franklin; " An Evening of E9 Lloyd Green and Tommy White" is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
Thank you gentlemen, including the drummer , guitar player and bass player, you have helped to save my life.
Thanks Fabio ❤
Your welcome
Beautiful rendition of in the garden
Loyd Remembered You Young Man Playing On Gold City!, You Are one Of the best
Wow, two of the best.
videos like this make me soo happy for just band stuff. the drummer is keeping time hes not watching anything. the stand up bass guy is watching pedal steel for the key changes and both the pedal steel guys are looking back and forth to one another bouncing back and forth ideas. its amazing
Just amazing playing.... and I believe I see some old Peavey Session/Nashville type amps in the background.... the best
Both need a very good ear and have to operate the instrument with extreme precision to synchronize their playing the way they do!
It's perfect and the results are Brilliant!
Thank You for this Upload!
Lap & Steel guitar, Dobro guitar and 5-string banjo. My favorite sting instruments in no particular order.
Mine too.
Wow great playing
54:12 starts some “crying “. Wow, to the end of the song….thank guys..wow
Paul Franklin. Steve Fishel.. Bruce Bouton.. So many good musicians on Steel..
Someone please remember "Shorty" Messer whom I played with in Charlie Philips Band.
I've been a steel guitar nut ever since I heard the instrument on a Hank Williams record. Began to learn of Lloyd Green doing work with Charley Pride. This hour long video is better than an LP - no frilly background vocals to spoil the music or other stuff. Just perfect raw steel music. I was watching their picking hands on one of the tunes - literally they were picking in sync - enjoy watching the masters do their thing. Whoever got to see this in person - that must have been a special evening. The Pick Me Up On Your Way Down reminds me of the Steel Guitars of the Grand Ole Opry - three of them playing together almost sounding like a symphony. Did they ever do another gig together like this? I never went beyond the lap steel or dobro. But this instrument and the sound we hear in this video seem to be outlawed in today's country music. I am in awe with these guys. Bravo! Thanks for this video. Listening to their chat after the video - Tommy said it was unrehearsed!!!
Your welcome