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May 11th, 2007, 09:37 PM
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james burton
is the first solo on emmylou's version of "ooh las vegas" pedal steel or burton? i was working it out when i discovered some really high notes. so i thought "maybe he had a guitar with 24 frets". then i did a search on youtube and the pedal steel player played the solo...mystery solved?
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