Doug, you hit this one out of the ballpark, I could listen to this over and over and not get tired of it. Music that stirs the soul, I have a new appreciation for the Steel Guitar.
Doug- just woke up from having my leg amputated from a motorcycle accident - had some Jello then to TH-cam and found beautiful music!! FANTASTIC!!THANK YOU!!!
John just reading about your unfortunate circumstances. Best of luck to the future. And in the future you get back on a bike as soon as possible. May you have a good and healthy recovery. Stay strong....
@@davem9445 Dave- Thank You-Iam hoping to ride again but I don't know for sure- although I've been looking at new bikes and I've been waking up and wanting to ride so who knows. Again - Thank You!
Wow, thanks! This is one of the first videos I made, 2010. I recorded it on an early iPod, the first one with video capability, so the quality is not the best, but people seem to like it. Thanks again.
“It's said that the West was built on legends. And that legends are a way of understanding things greater than ourselves. Forces that shape our lives, events that defy explanation. Individuals whose lives soar to the heavens or fall to the earth. This is how legends are born.”
Awesome! Long ago at some Shrinner event..out west someplace lol...a "restaurant "...the band played this & lites flashed, thunder cracked...as a headless horseman flashed pasted 2 windows. Just sharing.
I'll tell you man I was having a rough day. I came across this by chance and it picked me up a little. My brother used to play and I felt like a kid again just hanging out listening to some one play for fun. Thank you
One of my uncles, now passed away, could really play this instrument. He played this one, plus banjo, flattop, electric guitar and Spanish guitar. Very talented. Oh yeah, he also flew a crop duster Bi-Wing Stearman when he was not busy as he used to say.
this song was introduced by Burl Ives in february 1949, the year i was born and can't count the number of musicians i've heard perform it and still love it every time i hear it. thank you!
Thank was great! Took me back to my teenage years riding my horse Cindy bareback, running at a full gallop with the wind blowing in my hair, and the truckers going by honking their horns! Thanks for the memory!!!!!! She was my best friend!!
Hi Doug; sounds as good as I remember it from years ago. Wife ( piano teacher & plays for our church ) came in the room “ so ya found it huh ? I guess it had been a while since I played it off my I phone cast to my big screen TV 😃😉👍❤️. Just keep on keeping on friend. No substitute for the rendition I like best !
Beautiful! I'm a hardcore heavy metal guitar player but man i have such a high respect for musicians like you. You have a beautiful touch in those fingers. Very talented and i can never get enough of this song.
7 notes can mankind twist to interperet many an inspirational mood... but Ghost Riders clears the bonds of earth' fate's like no other when played this clean.
Steel guitar 🎸 was always have been original country music and banjo 🪕 equipment for all types of music country music to Pop music and gospel 1940s through 2023 .
Someday when I grow up..... I'll play it that good! I'm 66 so maybe by the time I'm 75. LOL. You are the one inspiration I needed to get me playing again.
Thank you so much! Yes, I've been playing steel guitar in bands for almost 50 years. The steel guitar has been my best friend, no doubt about it. Thanks for watching. 😊👍
Thanks, I'm glad you like it. I try to get a full tone with a little hint of delay. Sometimes I like an overdriven blues tone, like on my youtube video called "Blues Jam - Lap Steel Guitar" Cheers
This is my 4th attempt to make positive comment on the wonderful Steel Guitar, Thank you Doug, nothing can ever replace the 'Country Sound' Many thanks for a great number. Terry Offord Australia
This is Awesome ..the rhythem and lyrics are rejoicing and relaxing..Magnificient sound ..I listened to Ghost Riders when growing up..Still sounding great.
Doug, don't know if you've ever heard of this before. Back when I was about 11 (1957) I started taking steel lessons. Now I lived in a small community east of Lost Angeles. Finding the instrument was hard enough, finding a teacher was even harder. Finally found one. I was playing a 6 string Gibson like the one you are playing, and he had me tuning it the same as a regular guitar. I played for about 6 years. Don't know that I was all that good but it was great for kid
@@dougsteel It was a lot more difficult to play than it seems watching you. I had to slant the steel to make certain cords, notes. I think my teacher was as green as I was and he was trying to teach me the way he would teach a new guitar player. There are times I wish I had kept it up. I'm 74 now. Love your music. thanks for sharing.
Doug, That was absolutely fabulous. Wow! I have never heard it done so well. Keep it up dear person. And may Jesus continue to bless you with talents like this. WOW! Love it!
This will show my age . . . I always place this in the same category as 'Apache' . . . a timeless tune that rocks today just like it did all those years ago. Those improvisations, riffs, runs and muted sections are fantastic and so much better than the usual change of key part-way through as an easy way to add interest. 10/10 (again). No, forget that. Have an 11. (I play my less fluent version on one of those beauties in the background, except that mine is the thinline model.)
I have heard many renditions of this song and have played it many times on my organ. Hear many sing and play. I thought your rendition was done very well.
@@matthewzoony3847 Thanks, I recorded this 10 years ago and I no longer have the backing track. It was done on the band-in-a-box program and was played through a separate amp in the room.
@@nonperson9825 Yes, most of what I'm playing here can be played on electric guitar, but the lap steel allows for smooth slides (of the bar) with nice sustain. It's a slightly different sound than standard guitar.
my absolute favorite song.....takes me back to my grandparents where they had a recording of it in their home. Vaughn Monroe's vocal of this was awesome.
Outstanding . As good a version as possible . Roy Clark and Glenn Campbell are still the kings of Ghost Riders but for a single instrument you are great .👍🏻
Michael Angelo ....... Did the late Gerry Reid also make a recording of Ghost Rider's in The Sky . He was very underrated as a guitar player , but Gerry was an extremely talented .
WOW!! FANTASTIC!!! I'm a tough customer to please. I've been a guitarist for MANY years and just received my first lap steel guitar yesterday. I'm taking to it like a proverbial fish out of water, However, I am determined to play it with a guitar pick and guitar finger picking style to build my guitar finger picking technique; which has been very neglected for too long. Some of that fast banjo like stuff you do really blew me away. I never knew a lap steel guitar could sound like that!!!! VERY COOL, DUDE!!! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
+Lance Shield Thanks Lance, I'm glad you like it! Enjoy your new lap steel.Yes, some players use a flat pick, some use bare fingers, although most use fingerpicks & thumb pick. I use fingerpicks most of the time, but I did use a flat pick in my video of "The Lonely Bull" ----> th-cam.com/video/KSG4w4D54PQ/w-d-xo.html
I've played guitar and bass for 46 years. My left hand is giving me real problems, so I'm trying out lap steel. Thanks for giving us old gappers something to aspire to. You play AWESOME!
That is one of THE saddest facts of life I know of. I started to play lapsteel in 1945 in Tampa, Florida. I had to hide it on days I took it to school and then the studio where I took lessons. They all thought it was nothing but "Hillbilly". That stigma is STILL there today. Sadder: MOST directors and producers do NOT want it; unless the song is pure "country". And even there, some will NOT use it at all because of the "hillbilly" stigma. Yet it is capable of playing most any music genre' ever known. And in many cases it is absolutely gorgeous. Even natives of a particular music will say, "I can not believe this!". Click on this link just as just one example: th-cam.com/video/MgRXxlrXwFk/w-d-xo.html (Note: EVERY "voice" was done on the SAME steel guitar by the world's greatest steel guitar player (Buddy Emmons) and then dubbed for the recording; believe it or not. He later performed it on stage to a stunned Steel Guitar hall full of players of the instrument. "HOW did he do that; and shaking of heads; could be seen and heard for hours after he played it?". So we have THE world's most beautiful musical instrument UN known by 99% of the people in the world. How many times have we heard a person say, "That was beautiful. What is that instrument?" Oh well.
Une de ces musiques qui me donne des frissons, elles sont si rares, merci pour votre talent One of those music that gives me chills, they are so rare, thank you for your talent
Carol, yes, I got the pictures, and your lap steel is Beautiful! It looks a lot like my Gibson Century 6 (in this video). I sent you a reply email. Thanks, Doug
Hee Haww!! Damm Good!! It made me dust-off my old "Six Shooters" clean them, Ready my Pale Mustang and Ride into the Sun; pursuing the Varmints that took my Peggy Sue. Remember the old Spaghetti westerns from the 60's that made Clint Eastwood famous. There is a really good movie in the works by Tarantino called Django something that is coming and hopefully will play this kind of music.
Doug, you hit this one out of the ballpark, I could listen to this over and over and not get tired of it. Music that stirs the soul, I have a new appreciation for the Steel Guitar.
Thanks! Glad you like it. 😃
Wow
@@dougsteel Respected Sir. , Please. Send me some music videos for downloading ! I,m Samaresh. Seal. TH-cam , Calcutta. WB. India. Good afternoon
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My Dad lost his leg earlier this year and I'm trying to get him into this sport.😉
Doug- just woke up from having my leg amputated from a motorcycle accident - had some Jello then to TH-cam and found beautiful music!! FANTASTIC!!THANK YOU!!!
Good luck to you brother. Peace.
John, Thank you for your kind comment. I wish you all the best.
Good luck man. May God keep his hands on you while you recover.
John just reading about your unfortunate circumstances. Best of luck to the future. And in the future you get back on a bike as soon as possible. May you have a good and healthy recovery. Stay strong....
@@davem9445 Dave- Thank You-Iam hoping to ride again but I don't know for sure- although I've been looking at new bikes and I've been waking up and wanting to ride so who knows. Again - Thank You!
Please never take this video down. Your interpretation is in my top favourites, along with Johnny Cash and Stan Jones
Wow, thanks! This is one of the first videos I made, 2010. I recorded it on an early iPod, the first one with video capability, so the quality is not the best, but people seem to like it. Thanks again.
@@bettyclark6886 Wow, thank you, Betty!
“It's said that the West was built on legends. And that legends are a way of understanding things greater than ourselves. Forces that shape our lives, events that defy explanation. Individuals whose lives soar to the heavens or fall to the earth. This is how legends are born.”
WOW!! Thanks, Doug! There is NO bad version of this song, but this is certainly one of the very best!
Thanks Fred! I’m glad you like it 😎
Always a favorite of heirloom Country music. Love that sound. Very nicely played!!
Thanks for checking it out!
At age 76 , this is one of my all time favorite songs and I've never heard a better version than this!
I’m glad you like it! 😎🎅🏻🤠
Awesome! Long ago at some Shrinner event..out west someplace lol...a "restaurant "...the band played this & lites flashed, thunder cracked...as a headless horseman flashed pasted 2 windows.
Just sharing.
Another senior remembers the good ole days.
just the greatest sounding instrument, learning to play this after listening to it for 40 years.
Yeah, I love the steel guitar! Best of luck in your journey of learning.
I was just telling my wife, this is my all time favorite song. You've made the Ghost Riders very happy with your rendition.
That’s great! Thanks 😎
Have been listening to your music for over an hour. Mostly the tunes of my youth. Brings back memories unbidden.
Thanks for listening! I'm glad the songs bring back memories for you.
I'll tell you man I was having a rough day. I came across this by chance and it picked me up a little. My brother used to play and I felt like a kid again just hanging out listening to some one play for fun. Thank you
That’s awesome! Glad you like it 😎🙏👍
One of my uncles, now passed away, could really play this instrument. He played this one, plus banjo, flattop, electric guitar and Spanish guitar. Very talented. Oh yeah, he also flew a crop duster Bi-Wing Stearman when he was not busy as he used to say.
I have always loved this song, and your performance lives up to all my expectations. Fantastic job. Thanks for posting.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
this song was introduced by Burl Ives in february 1949, the year i was born and can't count the number of musicians i've heard perform it and still love it every time i hear it. thank you!
Thanks for listening! Glad you like it 🤠
Thank was great! Took me back to my teenage years riding my horse Cindy bareback, running at a full gallop with the wind blowing in my hair, and the truckers going by honking their horns! Thanks for the memory!!!!!! She was my best friend!!
Wow, what a great image! Thanks for sharing that memory.
Hi Doug; sounds as good as I remember it from years ago. Wife ( piano teacher & plays for our church ) came in the room “ so ya found it huh ? I guess it had been a while since I played it off my I phone cast to my big screen TV 😃😉👍❤️. Just keep on keeping on friend. No substitute for the rendition I like best !
Welcome back! 😎👍
That is an incredibly beautiful cover... that guitar sounds heavenly!
Thank you! I also have a PEDAL STEEL GUITAR version of this song --> th-cam.com/video/5YdHqxTcBfI/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful! I'm a hardcore heavy metal guitar player but man i have such a high respect for musicians like you. You have a beautiful touch in those fingers. Very talented and i can never get enough of this song.
Thanks for checking it out! I’m glad you like it.
Man, I used to live in Texas and heard steel guitar all the time and I MISS IT. Thank you Doug for all you do, buddy.
Glad you like it, Guy!
My respect and taste for the steel guitar is growing because of players like Doug who show us what it can do.
Thanks! much appreciated
7 notes can mankind twist to interperet many an inspirational mood...
but Ghost Riders clears the bonds of earth' fate's like no other when played this clean.
I agree with Mr. Mettler, this tune has been one of my very favorites ever since it was published or heard, Doug, you handle the tune beautifully.
Excellent. One of the best renditions I've heard. Loved your unique touches.
Thanks!, I'm glad you like it.
Ohhh Doug .... such a MASTER you ARE with the Steel Guitar and your renditions of ALL the Songs. 👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thanks Rube! Much appreciated. 😎
When you hear the old western songs played like this you wonder how it was ever allowed to die out. That's really great picking friend. Wonderful.
Thanks, I'm glad you like it.
Yes, yippee ki a, yippee ki oh. 76 yr. .Love this.
Doug! That was so awesome bro.!!
Really great job. Love the sound and that song. You did it justice my friend..
👍✌😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Many thanks! 😎
This is the definitive version for my taste. Man,that was slick.
I'm glad you like it!
THE STEEL GUITAR IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PROFOUND INSTRUMENTS JUST LIKE THE ORGAN, AND HARPICORD
WOW, I remember growing up, that was one of the best tunes of all times.
Thanks for listening! 😎
Michael Didomenico paracord
Michael Didomenico It still is partner!
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This guy is the Lap Steel Master. It doesn't get any better. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thanks for watching! 😊
Steel guitar 🎸 was always have been original country music and banjo 🪕 equipment for all types of music country music to Pop music and gospel 1940s through 2023 .
Thanks, I'm glad you like it. Keep picking... eventually you'll develop your own sound and I'm sure it will be a good sound! Cheers
This is one of my favorites. Love it more and more
Wow!! You are a very talented player. I enjoyed you're rendition of this beautiful piece of music.
Well played.
Thanks for listening!
Thanks! I'm glad you like it.Keep pickin' and lovin' it. You'll devolop your own style in time. Cheers
Someday when I grow up..... I'll play it that good! I'm 66 so maybe by the time I'm 75. LOL. You are the one inspiration I needed to get me playing again.
Thanks! I'm 66 too. I was 60 when I recorded this video, but I've been playing for a long time. Cheers
Virtuoso level. You will never have to worry about going hungry to bed. There'll always be gigs for a great player like you.
Greetings from Denmark.
Thank you so much! Yes, I've been playing steel guitar in bands for almost 50 years. The steel guitar has been my best friend, no doubt about it. Thanks for watching. 😊👍
Thanks, I'm glad you like it. I try to get a full tone with a little hint of delay. Sometimes I like an overdriven blues tone, like on my youtube video called "Blues Jam - Lap Steel Guitar" Cheers
Every once in a while I go on a steel guitar TH-cam binge and this is always my first song. Absolutely killer job, man!
+Vincent Cuttitta Hey, thanks! I appreciate it.
Awesomely beautiful love the sound of the steel guitar just magic thank you.
Thanks for listening! 😊
Pure steel magic. You certainly put a spell on those strings. Amazing
Thanks Buck, glad you like it! 😎
This is my 4th attempt to make positive comment on the wonderful Steel Guitar, Thank you Doug, nothing can ever replace the 'Country Sound' Many thanks for a great number. Terry Offord Australia
Thanks Terry, I'm glad you like it!
Love this piece. And played on a wonderful instrument!
Many thanks! 😁
Playing like this is a gift. Great job!
Thanks Todd! 😎
Awesome, Doug. One of my favorite songs. Just beautiful. Thanks.
Thanks John!
Another great. Song on the steel guitar Doug brilliant ged Liverpool England 🎼🎶
Luv it.
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Nothing sings like a steel guitar and you make it sing so very well, thank you.
Thanks for listening! 😎
This is Awesome ..the rhythem and lyrics are rejoicing and relaxing..Magnificient sound ..I listened to Ghost Riders when growing up..Still sounding great.
Thanks for listening!
@@dougsteel thank you for texting.
I miss that sound. Thank you for sharing this.........Awesome job!!!!
Thanks for checking it out!
always have loved the steel guitar. Love it a little more after discovering this wonder. Thanks!
Thanks for checking it out! 😎
Excellent execution of a wonderful arrangement. Great work.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it.
Doug, don't know if you've ever heard of this before. Back when I was about 11 (1957) I started taking steel lessons. Now I lived in a small community east of Lost Angeles. Finding the instrument was hard enough, finding a teacher was even harder. Finally found one. I was playing a 6 string Gibson like the one you are playing, and he had me tuning it the same as a regular guitar. I played for about 6
years. Don't know that I was all that good but it was great for kid
Thanks great. I wish I started earlier. I started on steel when I was in my early 20s.
@@dougsteel It was a lot more difficult to play than it seems watching you. I had to slant the steel to make certain cords, notes. I think my teacher was as green as I was and he was trying to teach me the way he would teach a new guitar player. There are times I wish I had kept it up. I'm 74 now. Love your music. thanks for sharing.
there is nothing like steel guitar in the hands of the Master an awesome play Thank you for the upload
Thanks for listening! Glad you like it. 😁
Great. I like the song and your rendition was spot on. Loved it!
Thanks for checking it out! Glad you like it.
Fantastic playing and such a great sound! you are so talented!!!
Thanks! I'm glad you like it.
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This was one of my favorite songs when I was young! Great!
One of my favs too! Thanks for listening. 😎
I love it! This was the first song I learned to play back in 1964. A superb rendition, thanks Doug!
+Fred Centrella Thanks, I'm glad you like it! I started on guitar is 1964 too. When I heard the Beatles, I was hooked!
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Quite possibly the best non-pedal steel playing that I've ever heard. Absolutely awesome playing!
Thanks! Much appreciated.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it. Cheers
Excellant Doug!!! Have always loved this instrumental.
Thanks for listening! 😎
Doug,
That was absolutely fabulous. Wow! I have never heard it done so well.
Keep it up dear person. And may Jesus continue to bless you with talents like this.
WOW! Love it!
Thanks! Much appreciated.
@pat dee, I agree! Great version.
HELL YES!! Nailed that puppy! Thank you for sharing this version with us...Nice job!
Glad you liked it! 😎
This will show my age . . . I always place this in the same category as 'Apache' . . . a timeless tune that rocks today just like it did all those years ago. Those improvisations, riffs, runs and muted sections are fantastic and so much better than the usual change of key part-way through as an easy way to add interest. 10/10 (again). No, forget that. Have an 11.
(I play my less fluent version on one of those beauties in the background, except that mine is the thinline model.)
Thanks! I’m glad you like it. I have a pedal steel version too.
Thanks, I'm glad you like it. The version of C6 I use is: (low to high) C, E, G, A , C, E
I'm so impressed just amazed by your skill
Thanks for listening! Glad you like it 😊
I have heard many renditions of this song and have played it many times on my organ. Hear many sing and play. I thought your rendition was done very well.
Thanks Rodney!
Rodney Bardinq
My favorite.....and that says a lot.......
That is one of my favorite old songs. Masterfully done. Thanks
Thanks for listening!
One of my VERY FAVORITES!!! He plays that wonderful tune (Ghost Riders in The Sky;) beautifully!!! Excellent!!!
Thanks for listening! Glad you like it. 😎
Hello, I didn't know that Hagstrom made lap steels. I had a Hagstrom guitar back in the 1970s. Made in Sweden, I believe. Thanks
Here's what I use: E .014, C .017, A .020p, G .024w, E .030, C .036
I buy individual strings by gauge from my local music store.
Doug very nice and great sound would love to try that one. day Is that backing track available anywhere?
@@matthewzoony3847 Thanks, I recorded this 10 years ago and I no longer have the backing track. It was done on the band-in-a-box program and was played through a separate amp in the room.
Thanks Doug no worries understood
@@dougsteel hey im not trying to be negative but cant u just do all this on electric guitar? Trying to figure out what im missing about lap steel
@@nonperson9825 Yes, most of what I'm playing here can be played on electric guitar, but the lap steel allows for smooth slides (of the bar) with nice sustain. It's a slightly different sound than standard guitar.
This is great, love the steel guitar as an instrument.
😎🙏👍
Love that run halfway through, legit sounds like there's a delay pedal on and it's perfect.
Thanks! yes, I used a Boss delay pedal on this one. Can’t believe this video is 10 years old now. 😎
my absolute favorite song.....takes me back to my grandparents where they had a recording of it in their home. Vaughn Monroe's vocal of this was awesome.
Thanks for listening! I'm glad the song brings back memories for you.😊
Outstanding . As good a version as possible . Roy Clark and Glenn Campbell are still the kings of Ghost Riders but for a single instrument you are great .👍🏻
Much appreciated!
Michael Ange,
Michael Angelo ....... Did the late Gerry Reid also make a recording of Ghost Rider's in The Sky .
He was very underrated as a guitar player , but Gerry was an extremely talented .
Thanks!
Doug Beaumier love it lol lot of love Marilee
I'm glad you like it! Cheers
WOW!! FANTASTIC!!! I'm a tough customer to please. I've been a guitarist for MANY years and just received my first lap steel guitar yesterday. I'm taking to it like a proverbial fish out of water, However, I am determined to play it with a guitar pick and guitar finger picking style to build my guitar finger picking technique; which has been very neglected for too long.
Some of that fast banjo like stuff you do really blew me away. I never knew a lap steel guitar could sound like that!!!!
VERY COOL, DUDE!!!
Thanks for the inspiration!!!
+Lance Shield Thanks Lance, I'm glad you like it! Enjoy your new lap steel.Yes, some players use a flat pick, some use bare fingers, although most use fingerpicks & thumb pick. I use fingerpicks most of the time, but I did use a flat pick in my video of "The Lonely Bull" ----> th-cam.com/video/KSG4w4D54PQ/w-d-xo.html
I've played guitar and bass for 46 years. My left hand is giving me real problems, so I'm trying out lap steel. Thanks for giving us old gappers something to aspire to. You play AWESOME!
Thanks!
Excellent song, excellent player...
Thanks! I'm glad you like it.
Enjoyed this very much. Cheers from Scotland.
Thanks for checking it out!
This is so great. Why don't more people play this instrument?
That is one of THE saddest facts of life I know of. I started to play lapsteel in 1945 in Tampa, Florida. I had to hide it on days I took it to school and then the studio where I took lessons.
They all thought it was nothing but "Hillbilly". That stigma is STILL there today. Sadder: MOST directors and producers do NOT want it; unless the song is pure "country". And even there, some will NOT use it at all because of the "hillbilly" stigma. Yet it is capable of playing most any music genre' ever known. And in many cases it is absolutely gorgeous. Even natives of a particular music will say, "I can not believe this!".
Click on this link just as just one example: th-cam.com/video/MgRXxlrXwFk/w-d-xo.html
(Note: EVERY "voice" was done on the SAME steel guitar by the world's greatest steel guitar player (Buddy Emmons) and then dubbed for the recording; believe it or not. He later performed it on stage to a stunned Steel Guitar hall full of players of the instrument. "HOW did he do that; and shaking of heads; could be seen and heard for hours after he played it?".
So we have THE world's most beautiful musical instrument UN known by 99% of the people in the world. How many times have we heard a person say, "That was beautiful. What is that instrument?"
Oh well.
Shhhhhh don't tell everyone. Don't worry we'll keep it goin.
pat dee a
Southern California has a busy country music scene but a dearth of pedal steel players and fiddlers. Pedal steel's difficult to learn.
Dave Gilmour plays a mean lap guitar.
Une de ces musiques qui me donne des frissons, elles sont si rares, merci pour votre talent
One of those music that gives me chills, they are so rare, thank you for your talent
Thanks! Much appreciated.
Love the Tele behind him !!!!..great cover DB !...thankee from Bornholm,Denmark
Thanks for checking it out! 😁
Beautifully done,Thank You Sir
Thanks for listening!
I've heard this so many wonderful times, thank YOU
Thanks for listening! 😎
I've listened to this one for probably at least 30 times and will continue.
@@robertschmidt9296 Thanks Robert, Much appreciated! 😁
Very special, beautiful to listen to Doug and I really like your improvisations, thanks for sharing.
+Alan Randall Thanks Alan, I'm glad you like it!
Darn good job. One of the best covers I have ever heard of this classic tune. Mr. Ives would be proud.
Thanks! Much appreciated 😎
Another version, by another music performer who is doing a wonderful job with this tune. Ghost Riders In the Sky, Love . He's terrific!!!
Thanks for listening! Glad you like it. 😊
My favorite version by anybody- even over Mr.Cash and the Outlaws.
Thanks! I appreciate it. 😁
Frankie Laine is my favorite.
Wow.......!!! Very impressive indeed.
Don't know who you are, but your Awesome on that steel guitar 🙂
Thanks! 🤠
Wow... you made me tear up. Beautiful. And the harmonics at the end...splendid. Tnx for the memories.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it 😊
Good morning. Sweet song with beautiful perfomance , excellent fingering in c6 tuning. Stay cheerful.
Thanks! I’m glad you like it. 😎
Carol, yes, I got the pictures, and your lap steel is Beautiful! It looks a lot like my Gibson Century 6 (in this video). I sent you a reply email. Thanks, Doug
legendary
I'm glad you like it!
Makes me wonder if the song was intended to be played on a lap steel....love your version Brother.
Doug Beaumier yes very good your the best I seen in a long time please play some more.
Joe N The song was actually writtdn on tenor guitar.
C6 tuning, (high to low) E, C, A, G, E, C. .014, .017, .022, .026p, .030w, .036
That's some first class picking & GRIN in
Dain Huston
Picking and a Grinnin
Doug, I couldn't remember that song till you played it! It was wonderful! Thanks Doug!
Thanks for listening! 😊
Beautiful beautiful beautiful, I really love this music 🎵🎶..😊
Wow, so glad you like it! Thanks for listening. 😊
That is an awesome amazing talent.
Thanks! Glad you like it. 😁
Great performance.
Thanks for listening!
Hee Haww!! Damm Good!! It made me dust-off my old "Six Shooters" clean them, Ready my Pale Mustang and Ride into the Sun; pursuing the Varmints that took my Peggy Sue. Remember the old Spaghetti westerns from the 60's that made Clint Eastwood famous. There is a really good movie in the works by Tarantino called Django something that is coming and hopefully will play this kind of music.
Fantastic version - love the arpeggios beginning at 1:20. Put a big smile on my face on a Sunday morning! Thanks! :)
Thanks! Glad you like it. This was recorded 10 years ago on a little iPod nano, the first one with video capability. Thanks for watching. 😁
Every song you do is nothing less than stunning! You my friend have a talent that is incredible!
Thanks, much appreciated!