Your favourite recording OF YOURSELF !

[Rick B]

Great stuff Henry! You should slip the sound guy a beer next time as well!! Let's hook up soon eh?

[STEDDIE EDDIE]

i've not done many, this one was recorded live at Matt Molloys in Westport, County Mayo, last summer for TG4, an irish language tv channel, based in Galway, Conor Duffy provided vocals and acoustic guitar, i played Carter steel and G & L asat special, both into peavey nashville 112, with electro harmonics reverb pedal into the fx loop,

[b0b]

That's really beautiful, Eddie. Thanks for posting it.

[Nick Bidmade]

Classy. Beautiful tone, complemented the song perfectly. Wow!

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

I quite like this one as I am in a wet soggy church yard with Steel and Stool sinking slowly into the ground as I am trying to play apologies to any of the poor sods buried there........

[Paul Brennan]

I like this one because I played steel on the recording session but it's not me playing steel in the video. (It is in fact my good friend and first class steel player, Phil O'Neill).

[Paul Brennan]

Here's another recording session I did. I'm posting this more to let you guys hear Matt Leavy. Who, in my opinion, is one of the finest country singers in Ireland.

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[Paul Brennan]

And another from Matt with yours truly on steel (I think I sound like Basil on this one. How many times did you record various versions of this song Basil?)

[Basil Henriques]

Nice one Paul, I DO detect a smidgeon of my influence, but you put your stamp on it quite distinctively.
Totally different to Lloyd's playing with CP... (Not KP..thank God)
The flow is there, and you obviously enjoyed the fills, it's audible in the lyrical way you played the fills and intro/solo etc.

As for the number of times ? I'll have to check with the bank !!
BTW You DID know that in the business we called KP the singing/dancing Peanut ?

If you're wondering who "KP" is the maybe Roy Campbell or Edward "Luke" Byrne can elucidate. He's in their part of the west.

[Paul Brennan]

Basil, thank you for the compliment. I really appreciate it coming from you.
CP = Charlie Pride.
KP = Que vin Prend de gas (pardon my French)