After You've Gone Chet Atkins and Suzy Bogguss

Not really sure whether I love this rendition because it's done so well or because of Suzy

What Yamaha style would you use for this?

Hi Stephen:

Lovely voice and great music....

I would use Manhatten Swing and slow the bpm to 140 and use the guitar/fiddle (1/4) on the ots...........pose

French Swing....

That's the kind of Country I like.
Beautiful voice and beautiful lady as well.

The fiddle is sure a veratile instrument..
I would like to hear that song done on arranger...please post when you get it done.

Wow what a band! Johnny Gimble on fiddle, Chet on guitar and Russ' friend Steve Wariner playing harmony parts with Chet.
Not to mention Suzy. Wonder what happened to her? She coulda had ME when she was younger.
DonM

Poz, Nice to hear from you! Hope you're enjoying your T4. I'll give Manhattan Swing a try. Bill thanks I'll try French Swing too.

Lee, ditto to your comments. At some point I will post the tune.

Don, All I can say is oh Suzy oh what a girl.

Suzy Bogguss Story Wikipedia

So Russ great Steve is a friend of yours, but ya ever meet Suzy

Don't know if she could have 'handled' you, Don

Stephen, Steve has a relative that lives in the Merrick apartments n Lexington. They're on an old horse farm. the original farm house is now the Merrick inn; most think the finest dine dining place in Lexington. I worked the patio for 14 years. the owner was always coming up and saying "Steve" really liked that solo (I played nylon string-lots of tunes like the ones I posted last week)". Finally, I asked ":Steve who"?

The guy is modest, kind, and forgot more than I'll ever be able to play.


Russ Lay

[quote=captain Russ

The guy is modest, kind, and forgot more than I'll ever be able to play.


Russ Lay [/quote]

Now that is modest!! Thanks for sharing that info

Russ is the one being modest. I know Steve Wariner has enlisted Russ to play on some of his recordings.
DonM