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Bobby Lucier has been a leader in steel guitar and is world renowned
for his unique style and ability.
Bob was the resident Steel Player for "The Tommy Hunter Show" when it aired on the CBC television network in Canada for many years.
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Bob has recorded a new CD called 'Eleven Favorites'. This CD once again reflects Bob's amazing ability and versatility as a steel guitar player. Each song has an arrangement that only Bob can do. His tones on this album are full and rich and each song comes alive when you listen to it. In Bob's own words he says that "this is the finest work I've ever done". He has every right to be proud of this new recording!
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Doug Deveaux, Sideman Studios Oshawa, Ontario Mastered by: George Graves The Lacquer Channel Custom Graphics & CD’s by: Ambassador Records Oshawa, Ontario For more information contact: Bob Lucier by email: boblucier@worldchat.com Web Site: www.ambrec.com/boblucier |
C. Walker (2:52) 2. Fraulein Lawton Williams, Travis Music BMI (3:03) 3. Workin’ Man Blues Merle Haggard (2:38) 4. I Fall To Pieces H. Cochrane & H. Howard, Tree Publishing BMI (2:52) 5. Fool Such As I William Trader, MCA Music ASCAP (2:57) 6. Magnum Bob Lucier, SOCAN (2:25) 7. Pass Me By Hillman Hall (2:52) 8. Blues For Felix C. Byrd, WAMJUD Music (2:40) 9. Alright I’ll Sign The Papers M. Tillis, Cedarwood Publishing (3:15) 10. My Special Angel Jimmy Duncan (3:02) 11. Lonesome 77203 Justin Tubb (2:34) |
| In 1952, when we started Main Street Jamboree,
I became deeply engrossed in Country Music.
I heard my first steel guitar in the hands of Bobby Wingrove and Lloyd Banks. It rapidly became my favorite instrument. In 1969 I arrived in Nashville to begin Hee Haw and thought I’d gone to steel guitar heaven. I worked with such famous names as Curly Chalker, Buddy Emmons, Lloyd Green, John Hughey etc... When I talked to them about their instruments and abilities they told me there was a guy up in Canada who had equal ability. I returned to Canada to guest on a well received Country TV show and met the young man they were talking about. If you ask Bobby Lucier for a sixteen bar turnaround he makes it sound like a symphony but not at the expense of your vocal presentation and the audience leaves thinking how great you are because of the intricate steel guitar background he provides. He features four string harmony melodies with just a touch of two of his favorites, Jimmy Day and Weldon Myrick, but it’s his own interpretations that makes him unique. A master steel guitar technician. A master
of Cabinetry (his real income). I’m glad he’s presenting this new C.D..
May I introduce to you Bobby Lucier.
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Photos by: Leo Legere & Greg
Lucier
Cover photo: Brian Carnahan
Pedal Steel: Fulawka 4 &
6
Amp: Peavey Nashville 400
Pick-up: Standard Fulawka!!
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All Arrangements By: Bob Lucier MUSICIANS
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Here is a sound byte from Bob's
C.D. "Eleven Favorites"
"Pick Me Up On Your Way
Down" 
"Clip Of: Fraulein, Workin'
Man Blues & I Fall To Pieces "
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Bob Lucier
261 Linwood Crest.
Bulington Ontario
L7L 4A3
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Bobby has played with many bands over the years and now enjoys his own band called 'Magnum'. They can be seen playing once a month at the Waterdown Legion Hall during the winter months. |
Bob's Band Magnum
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Pedal Steel - Bob Lucier
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