Doug, Excellent. When modern life becomes too consuming, I just pull up you channel & listen to all the great songs you have done from the much simpler past. These are the times & songs I grew up with. Thanks for a respite from today's culture. Rick
You kill me, Doug! I grew up in Poughkeepsie, NY, above a saloon, and spent many a Sunday in my aunt's bar. I heard Sukiyaki, Stranger on the Shore, Ring of Fire, Walking After Midnight, etc., etc., on the jukebox every day of my young life during the early sixties. Not only do these tunes bring me back, but they fill my heart to the point of bursting, as only music can do. It's that combination of melancholy and joy, and your creative genius, that I just can't get enough of. I can tell you feel the same way. Thank you so much, man, you are a gem!
Thanks Tom, yes, these songs were the soundtrack of my youth too. I learned to play guitar on these tunes, and I was especially drawn to the instrumental hits of the era, The Ventures, Duane Eddy, and all the surf rock stuff. I ended up playing the steel guitar, and now I enjoy playing these tunes on steel. I’m glad you enjoy them as much as I do.
Funny ..... I remember this song from when I was almost 10 years old, in 1963~!~ I was a little afraid of it, because it was one of the first times that I experienced melancholia from a piece of music,, and so I loved the melody, because it struck me in my heart,,, and now,,, at almost 70 years old,,, I feel exactly the same way,, and as I type this,, my eyes are very watery 😢 Goes to show you how children can, and do understand love loss, even at the tender age of 9 ~!~!~!~ Thanks Doug~!~
Man - I love this one, too. I wake up almost every morning and listen to a few of your videos. They actually help me cope with a crazy world. Thanks, Doug.
Fun fact: the original title of the song is 上を向いて歩こう(Let’s Walk Looking Upward)however, the only Japanese words Kenny Ball knew were Sayonara (goodbye) and Sukiyaki (a Japanese dish which uses beef), so he chose his favorite “Sukiyaki” as a title for the English version.
I've heard that story about the name change. The way I heard it, after the song was a hit in Japan and was ready to go worldwide, the record company in London changed the title to Sukiyaki... an easier title for English-speakers to say and remember. It was a wise decision! 😊
I some find a slow moving peace come over me as I listen to your playing of all those oldies as I’m now 70 yrs young It was truly a greater time and place . Thank u again sir .
Thanks Mike! I'm one year older than you, and these songs were the soundtrack of my youth too. I learned to play guitar on these songs and they bring back a lot of great memories. Thanks for watching my videos! 😊
@@dougsteel I've commented on so many of your songs and try to have an original comment because I don't know how to express the joy but I'm gonna try a new one....your songs are like visiting a warm sunny peaceful island and feeling the balmy breezes pass over me when I listen to your beautiful music.. BTW I'm also 70, old enough to know what I miss from days of old..
I just needed to relax for a few minute so I pulled up your channel. I am a long time guitar player and just wanted to hear some beautiful and fulfilling. I am now 71 years old and I think it might be a little late for me to learn how to play a pedal steel. I would try if there anyone around that would give me starter lessons but, alas there is not. I'll just sit back and listen, dream and wonder.....what if. Thank you for these sounds and memories.
I clicked on this again thinking I would not be affected and that I wouldn't have this excellent song back in my head for 3 weeks....but I chickened out and muted it until I could make this comment. I just cannot help it...this is so perfect and good that it gives me an overdose. Doug...you are great...but I cannot listen to it now.
It doesn't matter the song or the style, "our" Doug Beaumier can do it; and make it sound original. What a great steel guitar player. Thanks Doug for sharing your talents with us kind Sir. Love it!
Pleasure n joy is ours only Doug Brainier it's beauty n your talent is transcendental. Love it. We used to think steal guitar of bygone era, you proved us wrong. Way to go.
What a truly wonderful rendition of a very special song, It's worth remembering the original singer Kyu Sakamoto died along with 519 others when the 747 he was flying crashed in Japan when the botched repair of the rear end of the plane failed and blew off the the tail fin and it crashed into a mountain. Thank you.
Thank you, Glen. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. This song is a childhood memory for me. It was a hit on the radio just a couple of months before the Beatles broke out big in the USA. I’m always reminded of that era when I hear the song.
I learned that song in Japanese. It's a lost love song and has nothing to do with sukiyaki. Loved it as a kid. A perfectly crafted pop song. Nice version you got there, Doug.
Thank you! Glad you like it. You're right about the song title. The song was a hit in Japan, and then the record company decided to release the song in the UK and the USA... but they knew that the Japanese title would be difficult for DJs and the public to pronounce. So they re-named it Sukiyaki (a Japanese dish). 😆 That would be like re-naming a popular USA song "beef stew" (in Japanese) to release it in Japan. 😕
I learned the Japanese version also - I was in Japan when this song was a huge hit there- I bought the album in Tokyo, all in Japanese, and learned the song by listening to it over and over. A Japanese/American shipmate translated it into English for me - at 80 , I am still singing along with it tonight as Doug plays the melody.
Beautiful !!! I¨m having a glass of Portuguese wine but you have a beautiful melodic tone on all parts of the melody and arrangement close to the original ..... Bravo !
Remember that as an 11 year old kid. It just stay with you and this is great. Sorry future generations won’t be able to look back and say “Wow” I remember how that RAP song made me cry or laugh.
Doug I grew up listening to this music 🎶 🎵 in the 60's and I'm still listening to this music 🎶 🎵 on the 21st of February 2024 my 66th Birthday and in 1963 I was 5 yea 3:17 rs old and this music will still be played for many centuries into the future 🎵 🎶
When I was in the 3d grade I whistled this tune to the class and they, including the Nuns, went nuts. My Dad whistled and so naturally so did I, I had it down pat.....still do !! LOL At around that time in the 60's Poor People of Paris came out and I nailed it also!!
Another beautiful rendition by Doug. Anyone who has listened to his work over the years isn't surprised at all - it's just a continuation of his ultra-high standard of interpretation and performance. Thanks Doug for so many pleasure-filled moments!
Oh me...oh my...I saw this on my feed and clicked on it only to make this comment. I love this song so much that if I hear it.....I will have this song on my mind all day long ..FOR WEEKS! When I clicked on it I immediately paused it because if I hear it, it will echo in my mind day and night! Hey...I love this song...but I can't stand it being in me for weeks until it "wears off". I hope others don't have this "sickness".
@@donshields4470 😂😂 Welcome to my channel. I’m glad you like this video. This tune takes me right back to 1963… age 13 and hearing this melody blasting through my little transition radio. I had no idea what the Japanese lyrics meant but I could hear the emotion in the singer’s voice and I loved the arrangement.
Almost brought a tear to my eye. Must be from something bad that happened to me back in 1963.Don't remember what it was, but I sure remember this song. Music does funny things to you. Beautiful job
One of my favorites too back in the day. This was a #1 pop hit in the USA just a couple of months before the Beatles came into view and changed the world!
Thank you so very much I truly enjoy the way you play so clean very very enjoyable thank you so much for your Talent big hugs from Minnesota I’ll be sharing
I love this song and every song you play. I envy everyone that can play a steel guitar. I count myself fortunate that I can play these videos, that's the extent of my musical talent.
@@dougsteel oh I really enjoy it as a matter fact the time frame here in Guam its12:54 after midnight so I stay up just listening to the steel guitar playing to whoever playing the steel guitar tho thank you so much
@@masonsteele1674 well. Or. Our parents. And grandparents. This kind of music reminds me of Lawrence Welk a little bit, and I’m 36. I like him too. My Grandma when I was a kid used to watch Ed Sullivan and Lawrence Welk on PBS.
@@DanielSchmidt94521 .... Don't get me wrong, this is a great song !! It stayed at # 1 for three weeks and was well received by the younger generation at that time. I know ... I was one of them !!
You're a great player mister Doug👏🏼 This song brought me back to the 60's when my dad turn on the vinyl in the gramophone player with this song. Nice memories, love it. ❤❤👏🏼
Doug,
Excellent.
When modern life becomes too consuming, I just pull up you channel & listen to all the great songs you have done from the much simpler past. These are the times & songs I grew up with.
Thanks for a respite from today's culture.
Rick
Thank you for listening, Rick! I appreciate your kind comment.
agree totally
Yes, it's funny how music can transport one to another time.
It is a wonderful way to escape for a little while!
Hi Rick, I loved all the music you made and how can I get in CD format. Can I order it directly from you? Thanks.
Sorry my error. My enquiry is for Doug's music records. Sorry Ric not you.
I love it, don't ever stop playing
Thanks! I still have a few good years left 😁😎
Still a great sound in 2024. Thank you
Welcome back! Glad you dig it. 😎
You kill me, Doug! I grew up in Poughkeepsie, NY, above a saloon, and spent many a Sunday in my aunt's bar. I heard Sukiyaki, Stranger on the Shore, Ring of Fire, Walking After Midnight, etc., etc., on the jukebox every day of my young life during the early sixties. Not only do these tunes bring me back, but they fill my heart to the point of bursting, as only music can do. It's that combination of melancholy and joy, and your creative genius, that I just can't get enough of. I can tell you feel the same way. Thank you so much, man, you are a gem!
Thanks Tom, yes, these songs were the soundtrack of my youth too. I learned to play guitar on these tunes, and I was especially drawn to the instrumental hits of the era, The Ventures, Duane Eddy, and all the surf rock stuff. I ended up playing the steel guitar, and now I enjoy playing these tunes on steel. I’m glad you enjoy them as much as I do.
Yeah Doug, how about Duanne Eddy's " Because They're Young" ???
...seems like that's your beat, too....!!!
Loved this song since I was young and I’m 67 now! Love this steel guitar version! 👍🏻🥰‼️
I'm glad you like it! Thanks for listening 😊😊😁🤠
You’re welcome Doug 😊😊. I love country and country gospel music and steel guitar is prominent both, but this is really beautiful 👏🏻🤠🥰‼️
Funny ..... I remember this song from when I was almost 10 years old, in 1963~!~ I was a little afraid of it, because it was one of the first times that I experienced melancholia from a piece of music,, and so I loved the melody, because it struck me in my heart,,, and now,,, at almost 70 years old,,, I feel exactly the same way,, and as I type this,, my eyes are very watery 😢
Goes to show you how children can, and do understand love loss, even at the tender age of 9 ~!~!~!~ Thanks Doug~!~
Man - I love this one, too. I wake up almost every morning and listen to a few of your videos. They actually help me cope with a crazy world. Thanks, Doug.
Wow, so glad you enjoy my videos. 😎
Fun fact: the original title of the song is 上を向いて歩こう(Let’s Walk Looking Upward)however, the only Japanese words Kenny Ball knew were Sayonara (goodbye) and Sukiyaki (a Japanese dish which uses beef), so he chose his favorite “Sukiyaki” as a title for the English version.
I've heard that story about the name change. The way I heard it, after the song was a hit in Japan and was ready to go worldwide, the record company in London changed the title to Sukiyaki... an easier title for English-speakers to say and remember. It was a wise decision! 😊
Born in 1962, I heard these songs when I was very very young, they are like a ghost in my memory!!
That’s great! These tunes were the soundtrack of my youth too! Thanks for listening 😎👍
I some find a slow moving peace come over me as I listen to your playing of all those oldies as I’m now 70 yrs young
It was truly a greater time and place . Thank u again sir .
Thanks Mike! I'm one year older than you, and these songs were the soundtrack of my youth too. I learned to play guitar on these songs and they bring back a lot of great memories. Thanks for watching my videos! 😊
@@dougsteel I've commented on so many of your songs and try to have an original comment because I don't know how to express the joy but I'm gonna try a new one....your songs are like visiting a warm sunny peaceful island and feeling the balmy breezes pass over me when I listen to your beautiful music.. BTW I'm also 70, old enough to know what I miss from days of old..
Absolutely beautiful!!
Kyo would have loved it!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Terry! 😊
I remember when this song was on the radio on the top 40 station. Thank you for bringing back some great memories when I was a teenager.
So glad you like it! It's a teenage memory for me too. 😊
I can remember hearing this song when young and it still effects me now and i'am 74 yrs old ,I sincerely thank the young man who wrote this
Glad you like it! I'm the same age as you, and this song holds fond memories for me too. 😊
I just needed to relax for a few minute so I pulled up your channel. I am a long time guitar player and just wanted to hear some beautiful and fulfilling. I am now 71 years old and I think it might be a little late for me to learn how to play a pedal steel. I would try if there anyone around that would give me starter lessons but, alas there is not. I'll just sit back and listen, dream and wonder.....what if. Thank you for these sounds and memories.
I’m glad you enjoy the music, Karl. Thanks for visiting my channel!
In my head I can hear Kyu Sakamoto singing this great song. Another primo rendition by the Dougster. Thanks, dude. Much kudos.
😊👍 I too remember Kyu’s version way back in the day! Love that recording.
Oh I love this. Introduced my kids to it. They laughed but I was happy they d listened to it. You play it so well. Thank you.
Awesome. Thanks for checking out.
I clicked on this again thinking I would not be affected and that I wouldn't have this excellent song back in my head for 3 weeks....but I chickened out and muted it until I could make this comment. I just cannot help it...this is so perfect and good that it gives me an overdose. Doug...you are great...but I cannot listen to it now.
I’m glad you enjoy the video, Don, but don’t overdose! 😂😂
It doesn't matter the song or the style, "our" Doug Beaumier can do it; and make it sound original. What a great steel guitar player. Thanks Doug for sharing your talents with us kind Sir. Love it!
Thanks Pat! Much appreciated 😊🙏🤠
Pleasure n joy is ours only Doug Brainier it's beauty n your talent is transcendental. Love it. We used to think steal guitar of bygone era, you proved us wrong. Way to go.
What a truly wonderful rendition of a very special song, It's worth remembering the original singer Kyu Sakamoto died along with 519 others when the 747 he was flying crashed in Japan when the botched repair of the rear end of the plane failed and blew off the the tail fin and it crashed into a mountain. Thank you.
Thank you, Glen. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. This song is a childhood memory for me. It was a hit on the radio just a couple of months before the Beatles broke out big in the USA. I’m always reminded of that era when I hear the song.
I remember that tune very well it was quite a big hit in the early 60s , Thanks for having such a wonderful skill loved hearing it again
Thank you too! I’m glad you like the video 😊
Nice to have you back with this Doug👍🏻😊
Thanks 👍
That had such a clear rich tone, it sounded great.
😁😁👍👍
Thank you for bringing back one of my favorite songs from my childhood.
I'm glad you like it. The song was one of my favorites too when I was a youngster. 😎
That was just fantastic. I was in high school when it was a hit.
Thanks for listening! 😊
There's something about a steel guitar that is beautiful sound . THANK you .
Thanks for listening! 😊👍
I learned that song in Japanese. It's a lost love song and has nothing to do with sukiyaki. Loved it as a kid. A perfectly crafted pop song. Nice version you got there, Doug.
Thank you! Glad you like it. You're right about the song title. The song was a hit in Japan, and then the record company decided to release the song in the UK and the USA... but they knew that the Japanese title would be difficult for DJs and the public to pronounce. So they re-named it Sukiyaki (a Japanese dish). 😆 That would be like re-naming a popular USA song "beef stew" (in Japanese) to release it in Japan. 😕
Anyway Doug, whether be it Beefy-Stew or Sukiya-Kiss,
I love 'em! ❤😊
I learned the Japanese version also - I was in Japan when this song was a huge hit there- I bought the album in Tokyo, all in Japanese, and learned the song by listening to it over and over. A Japanese/American shipmate translated it into English for me - at 80 , I am still singing along with it tonight as Doug plays the melody.
I was stationed on a ship homeported in Yokosuka, Japan when this song came out.
Amazing how a well played good song can put a big smile on a depressed person’s face. Thank ya buddy.
Glad you like it!
You make that look so smooth and effortless. Awesome! Thank you.
Thank you! Cheers! 😊🙏🤠
When i feeling low I play your music to cheer me up and it does thank you keep up your good work
So glad you like my channel! Thanks for listening.😁
J'aime beaucoup votre musique... Je l'écoute souvent. Merci , Monsieur Beaumier, pour ces bons moments...
Merci beaucoup pour votre écoute !
Beautiful !!! I¨m having a glass of Portuguese wine but you have a beautiful melodic tone on all parts of the melody and arrangement close to the original ..... Bravo !
So glad you like it! 😎👍
Remember that as an 11 year old kid. It just stay with you and this is great. Sorry future generations won’t be able to look back and say “Wow” I remember how that RAP song made me cry or laugh.
I'm glad the song brings back memories for you! It does that for me too. 😊
Doug
I grew up listening to this music 🎶 🎵 in the 60's and I'm still listening to this music 🎶 🎵 on the 21st of February 2024 my 66th Birthday and in 1963 I was 5 yea 3:17 rs old and this music will still be played for many centuries into the future 🎵 🎶
Love this song since I was a kid. Even have the Japanese mono record. You just made my day.
Me too! I loved this tune when I was 13 years old and learning to play the guitar. Great memories. Thanks for watching! 😎
Me as well 😄🙂
Please if you give me the swaralipi of this song and tune of string,
I had the sheet music with transliteration of the Japanese. I can still her some of the Japanese words as I listen.
@@dougsteel I loved this song also and used to play it on a plastic fan driven reed organ that came out about the same time. I'm 78.
You are the best Doug I love all your songs the kiwi
😎😎👍👍
the octave shift (1:40 and 2:53) is just magical..uplifting. Thanks for a great performance.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍
When I was in the 3d grade I whistled this tune to the class and they, including the Nuns, went nuts. My Dad whistled and so naturally so did I, I had it down pat.....still do !! LOL At around that time in the 60's Poor People of Paris came out and I nailed it also!!
Wow…sounds great. Steel guitar makes a great instrumental for this iconic song.
Thanks for listening!
Have not heard this song in forever... Thank you for the memories 💗
I'm glad the song brings back memories for you. It does for me too! 😊
Absolutely beautiful!
Thanks! 😊
BEAUTIFUL SONG AND FROM A GREAT TIME OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, THE 60S. LIKE PERCY FAITH - THEME FROM A SUMMER PLACE, THANK YOU FOR THE GOOD MEMORIES.
Thank you too! 😊 🤠
Always loved this song, makes you feel good inside!
😊😊🙏👍
Another beautiful rendition by Doug. Anyone who has listened to his work over the years isn't surprised at all - it's just a continuation of his ultra-high standard of interpretation and performance. Thanks Doug for so many pleasure-filled moments!
Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you like my videos! 😊
Hello doug another great tune from the past u play it perfectly well done keep the good work up doug
Gerry Liverpool England
Many thanks, Gerry! 😊
Oh me...oh my...I saw this on my feed and clicked on it only to make this comment. I love this song so much that if I hear it.....I will have this song on my mind all day long ..FOR WEEKS! When I clicked on it I immediately paused it because if I hear it, it will echo in my mind day and night! Hey...I love this song...but I can't stand it being in me for weeks until it "wears off". I hope others don't have this "sickness".
@@donshields4470 😂😂 Welcome to my channel. I’m glad you like this video. This tune takes me right back to 1963… age 13 and hearing this melody blasting through my little transition radio. I had no idea what the Japanese lyrics meant but I could hear the emotion in the singer’s voice and I loved the arrangement.
I listen to so many different genres .. but this is always enjoyable.
@@terrybyrd3738I’m glad you like it! 😊🎅🏻
Doug makes it look easy, which means it's not. Always perfect, as usual.
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This sound it's make me sad
I'm deeply....so like time machine get me to retro!!!!! Ohh my god!! It's so beautiful
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Almost brought a tear to my eye. Must be from something bad that happened to me back in 1963.Don't remember what it was, but I sure remember this song. Music does funny things to you. Beautiful job
Thanks for listening! 😊
Bravo, j'adore ! La musique de ma jeunesse. ❤️ 👏
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The way you tickle the strings is awesome! Thanks for playing a memory :-)
Glad you enjoyed it! 😁
Every time I hear you play Doug, I am overawed on how good the sound is.Thank you.
Wow, thanks!
one of my fav growing up by the Japanese guy singing this, thanx Doug
Me too! This was a big hit in the early 60s.
My wife is Japanese and she loves that song ..and ever better to watch someone play it. Thanks 😊😊😊
😊 I'm glad you like it. Thanks for listening.
Beautiful Doug. Very pretty song. Fantastically done
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic. Your music is wonderful Can’t stop listening. Thank you for all the WONDERFUL MUSIC
Glad you enjoy it! 😊👍
This fantastic music keeps coming ❤🇬🇧
So glad you like it! 😁
Simply the best Douglas.
Thanks Sandra! 😊🙏🤠
Gorgeous classic song!!
Thanks for listening! 😎
This was a perfectly crafted pop song and one of my faves from when I was a wee lad. Most expertly played.
One of my favorites too back in the day. This was a #1 pop hit in the USA just a couple of months before the Beatles came into view and changed the world!
Awesome Doug , I haven’t heard that song in years and absolutely loved the sound of the steel😍
Thanks Lyle, glad you like it! 😊
Wow!!! That was beautiful!!!
Thanks! 😊
Thank you so very much I truly enjoy the way you play so clean very very enjoyable thank you so much for your Talent big hugs from Minnesota I’ll be sharing
Thank for listening! Glad you like it. 😊
I love the way that you can play tunes which I can only vaguely remember and make them sound wonderful. Thank you so much.
Glad you like them! 😎
You play well… it is so sad that a lot of so talented artist have passed in such tragic ways … They have left a beautiful Legacy 🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶
I love this song and every song you play. I envy everyone that can play a steel guitar. I count myself fortunate that I can play these videos, that's the extent of my musical talent.
Thank you for watching my videos! Much appreciated 😊
Knockout brilliant never heard a Steele sound like that thanks
Thanks George! 😊
This brings memories back when I was 16 years old I love it! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@dougsteel oh I really enjoy it as a matter fact the time frame here in Guam its12:54 after midnight so I stay up just listening to the steel guitar playing to whoever playing the steel guitar tho thank you so much
Still got the original 45 with Kyu Sakamoto, very happy memories.
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I love listening to all your videos.....takes me back to much simpler times.. Keep them coming
Thank you, I will 😊
Fantastically done Doug. Very pretty song
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Hi so amazing just reminds me of my holiday ! greetings from Germany
Glad you like it! 😎
Do only nerds like this song? I love both the Japanese version and the Disco version. Lol
When this showed up on the hit parade it went to #1. That takes a lot of nerds ... 😂
@@masonsteele1674 well. Or. Our parents. And grandparents. This kind of music reminds me of Lawrence Welk a little bit, and I’m 36. I like him too. My Grandma when I was a kid used to watch Ed Sullivan and Lawrence Welk on PBS.
@@DanielSchmidt94521 .... Don't get me wrong, this is a great song !! It stayed at # 1 for three weeks and was well received by the younger generation at that time. I know ... I was one of them !!
@@masonsteele1674 ok. I wasn't thought of yet. I'll take your word. Lol. Now. Back to ZZTop. Lol
Walter Wanderley has a really good version of this song also.
Well done!what a beautiful song from my childhood days of 1963.
Thanks for listening! 😊👍
I enjoyed that so much, I wish i had leaned to play the steel guitar, would love to hear more from you Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it! I have 47 videos here on TH-cam. Check out my home page, and click on VIDEOS.
Wow, that is really cool. Haven't heard Sukiyaki on a guitar better then this. Awesome. 👍
Wow, thanks! 😊
You're a great player mister Doug👏🏼 This song brought me back to the 60's when my dad turn on the vinyl in the gramophone player with this song. Nice memories, love it. ❤❤👏🏼
Thanks, I appreciate that. 🙂
I was 16 years old and heard this song for the first time as I walked into the kitchen. I remember it like it was yesterday.
I remember it well too! I was 13 when it was a hit. Love the melody. 😊😊👍
Amazing performance!
Thanks!
Kyu Sakamoto. Beautiful song.
Thanks for listening! 😊
Excellent. I love this song
Thanks for listening.
The sreel guitae is my favorite insreument Love your songs Im 72 brings back a lot of memories
Thanks! Glad you enjoy my videos.
Finger picking Pull- offs on a steel!!!! You're amazing Doug. Great playing as always.
Wow, thanks Larry! 👍😎
Loved this song even had the 45. So good to hear the music again.
One of my favorites from the 60s too! Thanks for listening.
Listening to your channel is such a delight.
So glad you like it! 😊
så otroligt duktig musiker,mer av detta...hej från sverige
Nice, soothing in times like this
Glad you like it! 🤗
@@dougsteel Nostalgic, brings back happy memories of college days in the early 60s. TYVM
A magnificent instrument. You must get a lot of pleasure playing it 😊😊😊
Indeed! 😊🙏🤠
I love this song. Listened to this growing up in Hawaii ❤👍 Great job ❤️👍
Thank you! I’m glad the song brings back fond memories for you. 😊
Your guitar and your playing are a whole era that has passed away from us, but you are returning it to our hearts, thank you.
Many thanks! Much appreciated 😎
That's the good stuff✌️🍻😁
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Thank you Doug for this beautiful clip. Can't upload one more often? I Have enjoyed it again.
Thank you.
Thanks! It takes me about six weeks to plan and complete a video. I make the backing tracks and play several instruments so it takes time.
Gorgeous playing! Thank you!
Glad you like it! 😎
Doug when i went on liberty in yokosuki this was a hit in the night clubs great song for Japan .Bob Hicks
Awesome ☆
Thanks 😆
It sure bring memories when I was a senior high school thanks God Bless you
Thanks, I’m glad the song brings back memories for you.
Dough: do you make CD in different country song out of the steel guitar playing love to have one for my leisure listening
@@pacitaquinata6254 No CDs, but Free listening here: soundcloud.com/doug-beaumier
@@dougsteel thank you too! It's a pleasure listening at night
nothing short of excellence as always. thanks for posting 👍👍
Thanks for listening!😊
Beautiful, just beautiful.
Thank you! Cheers!
Very cool song no nerds here.just people who know great music when they hear it 😎
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Simply fantastic!
Thank you! Cheers!