[Sacks Of Phones]

 

[Frankmsax]

Very cool, thanks for sharing. Those artists all are (were) amazing pro musicians

 

[AddictedToSax]

Well that was fun. I can';t name all of them but I saw Glen Campbell on guitar solo and Roy Clark was next to him. Who was the gal on pedal steel guitar?

Edit. I looked it up. Barbara and Irlene Mandrell. Drums and steel guitar.

 

[10mfan]

Yes, he’s a very nice player. Everybody plays great there.

 

[J Dos Passos]

Ricky Scaggs on fiddle, I think.

 

[1saxman]

Brilhart Level Air on a King Super 20 Silversonic! He did play very well with a fast articulation. I'm guessing this was around 1995?

 

[Sacks Of Phones]

Brilhart Level Air on a King Super 20 Silversonic! He did play very well with a fast articulation. I'm guessing this was around 1995?

March 1990

 

[1saxman]

Lot of water over the dam since then.

 

[Karl391]

I didn't know he played tenor I've heard him on alto before nice solo and performance by everyone.That's Jerry Reed on the first guitar solo.

 

[Carter]

Piano was Ray Stevens.

 

[boots148]

Barbara Mandrell also plays sax! I went to her concert in Oceanside, Ca in the early 90's and she can really play! Actually, she played all the instruments on the stage really well.

 

[John Laughter]

1984 #9 (COUNTRY) YOU’VE GOT A GOOD LOVE COMIN’—LEE GREENWOOD- TENOR

From his manager;

"John,
Sax is Lee’s first instrument. He played on that track as he does all of his records."
-Paul 1/11/2010

 

[kgiles]

I worked in a theater next to his and he came out to our shows a lot to watch us. He invited us to one of his rehearsals and he played sax in his show too. I didn’t realize he had penned so many songs till I saw his show.