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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Johnny Cash Tribute Special - Vid. Clip
Did anybody catch this show? I taped it but haven't gotten around to watching it. I guess various artists were to perform his greatest hits in a tribute to him on TV.
Sounded like a good show to catch. I managed to find this clip of Mr. Brad Paisley, performing Folsom Prison Blues. Makes sense, since i know he's been covering it at his concerts. This is a great clip. REAL nice clean twangy tele tones in this one (sounds to be heavy on the Stang Ray). Lots of good tele picking. http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/s...m-prison-blues Enjoy, Cheers, Joel |
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Tele-Afflicted
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That Link lead me nowhere so I cannot comment on how good or bad Brads version is, but the best version I have heard so far has been by Steve Earle...
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Steve Earl eh? Well, i'll bet he can't pick a tele like Brad can, ;) Thanks for the heads up on the link, Cheers, Joel |
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I am also fond of Rev. Horton Heat's version of Folsom Prison Blues, and Ray Wylie Hubbard's cover in the middle of the live version of "Wanna Rock and Roll."
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Thanks for sharing the brad clip Rodeo_joel
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Anyways...checked out the link and his playing is impressive but this version leaves me ice-cold....when Johnny did it or Reverend Horton Heat or Steve Earle or Mike Ness I got goosepimples...this just didn't cut it for me...
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But i've heard brad cover this song at his concert and I also got goose-bumps from his playing on this one. Check it out, this one is a clip taken actually from one of his concerts. This was posted on this forum before, I thought it was awesome! A lot more upbeat! Cheers, Joel |
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