Steelin' For A Livin'
ASIN: B00006JN15
Track Listings
| 1. Columbus Stockade Blues |
| 2. No One Will Ever Know |
| 3. How High The Moon |
| 4. Didn't Mean To Love You |
| 5. All Blues |
| 6. Lady Be Good |
| 7. Playboy |
| 8. Panhandle Rag |
| 9. Blues for Higgins |
| 10. Sugar Moon |
| 11. Love Me Tender |
| 12. Steelin' Home |
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Product Description
An eclectic brew of PEDAL STEEL GUITAR masterpieces from recent Pedal Steel Player's Hall Of Fame inductee, Denny Mathis. Backed by some Texas musical heavyweights this record spans the gamut from Miles Davis to Hank Williams, blues to bee-bop, and includes 2 unreleased songs by Kevin Geil of Two Tons Of Steel, one of Texas' hottest rockabilly acts. Standouts include an amazing virtuoso performance of How High The Moon and an unlisted bonus track of Bob Will's bass player, Junior Mitchum, who relate's a story of the first time The Texas Playboys appeared on The Grand Ol Opry.
Steelin' For A Livin',Mastica,Mastica,Experimental Rock,Freshly unpredictable and unpredictably fresh sounds from King Crimson rhythmatist accompanied by big basses , angular horns and mysterious voices on this studio improv based recording of quick changing dark fun.
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Steelin' For A Livin'
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ASIN: B00006JN15 Release Date: 2002-09-15 |
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An eclectic brew of PEDAL STEEL GUITAR masterpieces from recent Pedal Steel Player's Hall Of Fame inductee, Denny Mathis. Backed by some Texas musical heavyweights this record spans the gamut from Miles Davis to Hank Williams, blues to bee-bop, and includes 2 unreleased songs by Kevin Geil of Two Tons Of Steel, one of Texas' hottest rockabilly acts. Standouts include an amazing virtuoso performance of How High The Moon and an unlisted bonus track of Bob Will's bass player, Junior Mitchum, who relate's a story of the first time The Texas Playboys appeared on The Grand Ol Opry.Album Review: