Cold windy city of Chicago-FB & DD

[fenderbender]

This is the old Boxcar Willie song
sent it onto Geo and got it back by return

Thanks Geo that Lapsteel playing of yours sure makes it sound authentic
you are the Man!!!

Thanks for listening gang

Tommy

[Groundy]

Just love this guys, Brilliant vox and playing Tommy, and Geo, the sound from your lapsteel is to die for,
Take a Bow Boys..................Alex

[Hook]

This came on the jukebox while I was driving yesterday & I was thinking "did FB get a Lapsteel & is he that good already??" I love this tune & you guys own it!
Rock On!

[dobrodaddy]

LOL, Hook!

Alex and Hook, thanks for the compliments!  I love it when Tommy turns me onto a song I don't know, but should.  This is a great one.

Tommy always honors a song thru his playing, arrangements, singing, and sly sense of humor.  His song posts are a delight for me.  I can almost see that Oirish twinkle in his eye when I lay down a track for him.  It's an honor and a pleasure to make music w you, my friend.  Thanks for thinking of me! 

BTW I'm playing dobro, not lap steel.  It's mic'd, no amp.  Just the tone of the resonator.  I don't use fingerpicks so my tone is softer than most traditional dobro players. 

[SwanSong]

As I am and still live in Chicago this does work wonders
never heard this though but really enjoyed this tune. there
so much blues in Chicago hard 2 keep up with it all .
but great job Tommy love all of your song and covers
that steel did sound great in this cheers NEIL.!

[steelguitar]

I love it!

I don't know the original, what I'm listen to is a great collab'
Brilliant vox, excellent playing and arrangements & an absolutely beautyful and rich dobro sounds of DD!!!

Bravo!

Jean-Sébastien

[Redler]

I don't the original either...

Just stunning performance guys!! The lapsteel guitar is icing on the cake! WOW!

[Farrell Jackson]

Hey guys this is excellent! It's cool hearing an old toon from Boxcar Willie. Tommy your vocal and acoustic strumming both sound great. So does the dobro Geo! Not using finger picks does explain the softer dobro tone and I like it! My son inlaw added some dobro, with finger picks, to one of my songs and it was a struggle to tame the high end brittleness but it came out fine in the end. I prefer your softer sound. Well done gentlemen!

Farrell

[tonyc]

nice song never listened to this song before great little guitar licks. sound stuff like it .   posted by tonyc