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Janmes Seddon

Linda Lafferty: Please listen to the wonderful rendition of the 'Just out of Reach' pedal steel guitar instrumental, as an original tune by Dave Seddon, to appreciate the rhythm of the waltz, with his melody played as the song intended, with his haunting harmonics to embrace the harmony of his electric piano playing and his solid electric bass playing lead breaks of his backing tracks, recorded for fun, in his own home, just for you to sing to, to waltz to with your partner and, to inhale your enjoyment in pleasant contentment.

TheOldhombre

After watching your finger movement I can now play canion

Linda Lafferty

Sad song.Too far away from you and all your charmsJust out of reach of my two empty armsThat lonesome feelin' all the timeKnowing you cannot be mine..... 

kerrsteel

Owen, I'm sure a box of Logo transfers is still in the house, I came upon them a while ago when somebody else requested one. I will have a look. Bob McFarlane and me go back a very long way to the late 60s busking in the Pubs in Bathgate, he was in the same class at school as my wife, I'm glad to hear he is still out there banging away. James.

MrLapstealer

hi James! - if you have a new logo - that'd be great! Just played at guildtown bluegrass festival and bumped into a guy called Rab McFarlane who asked to be remembered to you - says he remembered your prototype being made. Keep well sir!

MrLapstealer

Always do - every last one! Keep well James.

kerrsteel

Hello Owen, yes indeed I'm the man who designed and built your Pedal Steel, your instrument will be more than 30 years old now so it pleases me to see and hear it still performing, as most of them are around Europe, remind me to look out a new Logo for the front apron, yours is a bit worn looking. I wish you all luck in your venture, just be sure to enjoy every minute. James.

MrLapstealer

sweet tone and playing! - play a springfield myself - were they your guitars? cheers, Owen youtube.com/watch?v=DhdcGdkAqAo youtube.com/watch?v=Ir_DekIBNfk

Lulu J

Ty I use yr music to practice singing this lovely song........love the steel

kerrsteel

Thank you Wayne, I recorded this one about 4 years ago, I have much better equipment now. Must get the Pedal Steel out of the case again. James.

Seazer009

So pretty James, you are a true master of the steel guitar..Cheers.. Wayne..

cadjunk

Dear James, it was a year since Gwen commented on it - so it is not the grey matter. And, I noticed that 35,000 + views - That is wonderful. Gwen

kerrsteel

Has this message been delayed somewhat? or is it the old grey matter running out Gwen I recorded this 4 years ago in 2008. But thak you for your comment just the same. I see there are over 35,000 of them. James.

cadjunk

Still just as pretty as a year ago. Love it. Gwen

kerrsteel

Thank you for dropping by to listen. James.

HalfFastChevy

@shewolf3332 .....I want a woman who sounds like Patsy...she was undoubtably the sexiest woman that ever lived. If you don't believe it, just close your eyes and open your mind and listen to "He Called Me Baby". I fall in love with Patsy every time I hear her singing that song.

drewjen1219

What a wonderful soound. Well-played.

Irene Mc Cann

Bonnie Lou was the first that I heard singing this lovely song way back in the early fifties, love everyone who sings it, but because of memories love Bonnie's best,also love Soloman Burke's version. .

country10001

james its harh to say which one i like the best because i like them all KEEP POSTING .THANKS JIM

ILoveLucyE68NY

just so beautiful (sigh)