A classic Bud Isaacs tune, played on my 1956 Bigsby pedal steel guitar. My primary motivation for purchasing this fine guitar was the ISAACS Sound which everyone was wanting to hear. Two pedals raising a total of five strings from open "E" tuning to "A6th" tuning.

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8 thoughts on “Bud Issac’s classic STEELIN’ AWAY – Ray Montee”

  2. RayMontee
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    THANKS for giving us a listen. You must have a great ear. Congratulations.

  3. psychobollox
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    some of those guitar figures in that tune found their way into a Byrds song from Sweetheart Of The Rodeo, "One Hundred Years From Now". the bits at about 0′ 53" found their way into the introduction of that song.

  4. RayMontee
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    Man;y thanks to you for giving ‘us’ a listen and for your kind words. Much appreciated.

  5. soundsfromnothing
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    The Isaacs sound is my favorite! He was the 1st country master of the Pedal steel guitar.

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