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Lloyd Green and Jay Dee Maness live at The Station Inn
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2018
- Filmed April 22, 2018 live at The Station Inn in Nashville, TN. To see this and future broadcasts, go to stationinn.com/tv
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Jay Dee Maness is such a fine steel guitarist...perhaps less known and appreciated in Nashville than some other Greats, on account of his extensive California work.
I was lucky enough to see Lloyd Green play in London in the late 1970's ... Lloyd playing was perfection ... even took the time to have his photo taken ... great evening for sure.
I’m a Japanese old steel player 80years old and I sung Okie from Muskogee with Jay Dee’s steel in Polomino Club Los Angels in 1973 and I still playing steel in Tokyo with my band The Citylites. Thank you very much Jay Dee.Shintaro Ishida Tokyo Japan
A landmark event at an intimate venue with 2 legends of the steel guitar backed by world class musicians. Utopia!!
enjoyed this again so much you okay
My latest album title is Pedal S
teel Country Rock and I recorded You Ain’t Going No Where on that CD . Lloyd’s intro is famous in Far East in Japan . Thank You Mr. Green . Shintaro Ishida
First heard of Lloyd Green on the Charley Pride In Person Album! I was around 5 years old! After that I would read the back of the albums and seen his name many times! He is great!!
Was that "Live At Panther Hall"? Vince
I been in that wonderful little venue several times, but I feel so jealous I wasn't there on that Sunday afternoon... Warm salute from France, across the pond, to you all at the S.I. ! Your place is so nice: whereelse in the world, can we hear so many fine musicians, close to the stage, sharing a pizza cut direct on the table, with unknown ppl from anywhere...
Hey Serge, did you know that we are broadcasting the Live Gospel Show once a month on Station Inn TV? And you can watch live from France as well. www.stationinntv.com
Awesome guys luv the country music cheers 🍻 greetings from Australia
Man ole boy on that tele is playing Lloyd on a tele love it
God is in these men...just wonderful !
To watch Lloyd do the break at 41:29 fifty years later and nail that fast part is nothing short of incredible. Thanks so much for posting this 🙏
Anytime. We also do live broadcasts from the Facebook Page: facebook.com/stationinn1974. More videos will be coming to UA-cam soon, next month or so. Stay tuned!
When Lloyd takes a ride there is no doubt he’ll nail it.
Absolutely over the top gotta love these two pro's. Thanks so much I could listen forever.
Very interesting to see these two that were key elements in the hugely important landmark album Sweetheart of the Rodeo, one of the greatest country music albums ever made. A record that changed my whole thinking about country music.
I learned (and can still play every song on that record.
A fantastic cd, Sweetheart of The Rodeo, that John Macy put together. John is also a great steel player. Saw Lloyd Green and Jay Dee Maness at Dallas Steel Guitar Show. Needless to say, over the top talents with a tremendous history in country music sound. Russ Paul who also at Dallas Steel Show and Eugene Moles originally from Bakersfield and so on...
Well there you have it. A Sho-Bud and an Emmons on stage together and they both sound great.
Absolutely,& those 2 know how to get every ounce out of em.
That damn push pull got tone for days
Whoever is on the Tele is no slouch either.
Best ever great job!
Lloyd Green just slaying it!
Thanks Tom. They were both bringing it. It was a wonderful Sunday afternoon.
This should have been titled ,Lloyd Green and Jay Dee Maness live performing Sweetheart Of The Rodeo. It'd get loads more views
just wonderful songs with a melody when the singer is removed .
You Don't Miss Your Water , perfect
Awesome!!
a Master's piece
Typical of many "Steel Guitar Shows"; where they have; either sound problems or video problems; or both problems. Example: for many years, I and several friends, did the video at Scotties (at his bequest) "International Steel Guitar Convention"; in St Louis; every "Labor Day" weekend.
And would you believe; that the video tapes were the cheapest, used to record the show. Worse, they used video recorders that ONLY had 240p fidelity. Yet I offered to, at my own cost; to use my brand new 480p SVHS recorders (the highest quality then); using "SVHS" video tapes. Sad indeed. They didn't care; so they didn't do it. Sad, but true. It broke my heart.
I have never told any one about this before now (except for one friend). So I turn 90 yrs old, April 5th, and I frankly don't give a rat's derriere; if they don't like what I am saying. For it is true and it was a terrible thing; considering that the SG players; were the greatest in the world. AND the recording's quality was way down; from what they should've have been. AND...could have been. I offered more than once. They said no.
Finally: Scotty would not pay for "Stage Lights". So all the videos (100's of them) are "grainy". Sad, but true. But I have a myriad of recordings using 480P tapes; that I recorded (ONLY for myself). But I do not care to watch them atoll; because of the grainy videos and poor "Amateur mixed" sounds.
For there is NO way; to properly mix sound; IF the mixer is IN the auditorium when the Players are playing their instruments live. NO way! Dadgum it! I could eat nails👿every time I think about it!
End of Story...and I rest my case. Sorry for the long "Comment". But I do believe it needs to be told; even if is 25 yrs later. Finis!
lol
I’ve heard Lauderdale covers for Yoakam in rehearsals.I can see and hear why now.
Very nice !!
Another Sound of Cinderella :-)
We're only in our 30's . . . in Dog years. lol
Nice!
That looks like Eugene Moles on lead guitar
Yes, Mr. Moles.
Jay Dee’s steel sounds a little out of tune on his 7 or 8 string.
Still a MONSTER PLAYER!