Lloyd Green - Blues Man

A newly found performance by Lloyd Green from the early 2000's featuring photos from Lloyd's private collection.

[@brucebouton2527]

Nobody plays like this! What a gift to the universe ❤️

[@paulamorgan5456]

You can't believe that a man like that is on this Earth and can play so good on the pedal steel guitar he is the best steel player in the world 🌍 I talked to him in the 1980s what a nice man that he is he talked to me like we could talk all day he is really a good and I don't think anybody can play as good as he can play the pedal steel guitar what legend

[@davidkellymitchell4747]

The Master! Doesn't get any better than that.

[@matthewelsen4938]

What heaven sounds like.

[@verycrankyperson]

What a great musician and class act Lloyd Green is. Thanks for all his work on the steel guitar.

[@_sounds_abound_]

This is peak MUSIC 🎶

[@picker63028]

Played as only Lloyd can. Outstanding work from a master pedal steel guitarist.

[@williamford6142]

As only LG can do it, beautifully done.

[@joluttringer4450]

Thank's for this upload with one nice Lloyd's performance and, on 0:54, one picture with two of my best loved and "master/Teacher" (guitar) : Harold Bradley and Jimmy Capps. Best wishes from France. JO

[@glenhenning9261]

THIS is why Alan Jackson brought LLoyd in to do the "Remember When" solo! Pedal steelers are not given written music, they all create for the song in their own style. I've learned to play 6 instruments in my long life- pedal steel was by far the hardest! And by far the most rewarding! I play 2+ hours almost every day. Lloyd was the player that made me buy my first steel, the awesome playing on "Divorce" by Tammy Wynette. Producers said "put some steel on that"- and damn, did he!

[@larssvensson2586]

Fantastic tune there by the one & only Mr. Nashville Sound. The black & white pic. of Harold Bradley & Lloyd at 1:29, well, believe it or not, I took that one in May 1975 at the RCA Studio in Nashville. If I remember right, it was a session with Stu Phillips. Great!!

[@mrkirk4661]

The Master of the melody does it again, no gets the tone he gets, you can always recognise his sound anywhere, still don't know how he achieves it.

[@MrJCHsteel]

No words to describe the beauty of this

[@aallen681]

Smooth!

[@weldonsmith2441]

Brilliant!

[@JohnSims3]

Beautiful! Thank you Lloyd!

[@HaroldSugg]

Thoroughly enjoyed this master musician's performance >> I don't think anyone can replicate his music >> And thank you Jeff for posting this magnificent posting >>

[@jandeband]

AWESOME ❤

[@peterhansen5685]

So so good ,from the master.

[@royheap5178]

Superb, wouldn’t except less from Mr Nashville Steel , Stunning!

[@steeljj]

Beautiful!

[@LambJamFestival]

So inspiring... thank you!!

[@petepete8556]

Tone to the BONE

[@johnmcclung4736]

You can tell it's Lloyd playing by just a single note: unique, personal touch and tone! Thanks for posting. Where did this come from?