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STEELIN' A TRIBUTE TO ERNEST TUBB
By Lynn Owsley
AND GUESTS SPECIAL EDITION
ET Blues
Voice Over: Lynn Owsley
A Little Bit Of Everything In Texas
Guest Vocal: Johnny Bush -
Ron Elliot: Steel Twin & Fills
Rainbow At Midnight
Guest Steel Fills: Don Helms
In The Jailhouse Now
Guest Bass: Bob Moore/Larry Perkins - Banjo
Half A Mind
Vocal: Ronnie Dale
Driving Nails In My Coffin
Vocal: Ronnie Dale
There's Still A Lot Of Love In San Antone
Guest Vocal: Darrell McCall/Vocal: Ronnie Dale
Letter's Have No Arms
Guest: Don Helms, Steel Fills
Thanks A Lot
Guest Vocals: Reverend Horton Heat
Waltz Across Texas
Guest Vocal: Darrell McCall
Seaman's Blues
Guest: Don Helms, Steel Fills
Soldier's Last Letter
Guest Vocal: Jack Greene
Walking The Floor Over You
Guest Vocal: Johnny Bush
Ernie Rowell - Rhythm Guitar
Eddie Anderson - Drums
Buddy Hyatt - Piano
Pete Mitchell TT - Guitar
Ronnie Dale TT - Bass
David Russell - Fiddle
Bobby Reed - Guitar
Lynn Owsley TT - Steel |
Liner Notes
Legendary Steel
Guitarist Jimmy Day, my best friend, suggested in the early 90's
that I record a tribute to Ernest Tubb performing ET's songs and
some of ET's favorites.
Owen Bradley, ET's longtime friend and producer,
offered to help. Rufus Thibadeaux, long time friend and fiddle
player extraordinaire, offered help. Still I delayed thinking that
it would be done perhaps by others and I would just offer to help
with such a project.
Now, Jimmy and Owen are gone, Rufus is no longer
able to help musically, and today marks 64 years since ET first
recorded "I'll Get Along Somehow" and "My Blue Eyed Elaine" at the
Rice Hotel in Houston, TX
It's time to do this!
Studio Guests: David Chamberlain, Billy
Robinson, Jeremy Owsley, Skeet Dozier (ET's nephew), Smiley Roberts,
Kittar Moore, Larry Perkins & Marcia Shore McCall, Jay Andrews,
Leeanne Lallone, Candi Carpenter, Ron Elliott TT.
Thanks to Bobby Reed, Dick Clark
Productions, Jeff James.
Special Thanks to Willie Nelson TT for sharing
his vocals and his Legendary, award winning, one of a kind acoustic
guitar playing,
Special Thanks to Johnny Bush for his
encouragement, advice and assistance necessary to do such a project.
Recorded at Riverwood Sound
229 Riverwood Dr.
Hendersonville, TN 37075
615-824-4187
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Steel n' A Feel n'
New Heartache
Bitter They Are
Secret Love
Heart Break Avenue
Lonesome 77203
Please Help Me I'm Falling
Nobody's Darlin' But Mine
My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You
I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen
Can I Sleep In Your Arms Tonight Lady
Cherokee Troubadour
Recorded at Riverwood Sound
229 Riverwood Dr.
Hendersonville, TN 37075
615-824-4187
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Liner Notes
Ernie Rowell - Rhythm Guitar
Eddie Anderson - Drums
Ronnie Godfrey - Piano
Owen "Boomer" Castleman - Guitar
Ernie Rowell - Bass
David Russell - Fiddle
Brian Goodpasture - Fiddle
Bobby Reed - Guitar
Lynn Owsley TT - Steel
Arranged by -
Lynn Owsley - AKA The Lone Arranger
Produced by -
Lynn Owsley & Bobby Reed
Engineered - Bobby Reed
Special Thanks to
Charlie and Margit Stepp of
Derby Steel Guitars,
for the wonderful new instrument. |
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"The Christmas Guest"
Written By Helen Steiner Rice
Martha Clark on the cover
Lynn Owsley recorded and released this classic.
On this recording Lynn has kicked
storytelling up a notch
and taken it to a new and admirable level,
while remaining within the traditions
of country recitations.
Available by sending $9.00 (includes shipping)
Recorded at Riverwood Sound
229 Riverwood Dr.
Hendersonville, TN 37075
615-824-4187
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"Retirement Time"
Written By Bobby Reed
On this recording Lynn has kicked
storytelling up another notch
remaining within the traditions
of country recitations.
Available by sending $9.00 (includes shipping)
Record at
Russphonics Studio
Nashville, TN |
