Uploaded September 2011 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
This a cheerful song. I use the BC pedals quite a bit in this song on the pedal steel. I'm playing through an old Peavey Session 400 amp, using a BOSS DD-3 digital delay, and I'm running the amp output to a cabinet with a 15" Peavey 1501 Black Widow speaker.
I bought 2 speaker cabinets from Tim Cushionberry about 15-years ago. I only use one at a time. I read in an interview that Lloyd Green used a Fender Twin Reverb amp head for his studio recordings, playing out of just one JBL speaker. He had 2 speakers too, but only used the other as a backup. I really like having the 15" speaker, but I also like the sound of my 1965 reisued Fender Princeton Reverb tube amp with a 10" speaker. Each are unique. I just like tube amps for their warmth. The Princeton amp has an 8 ohm speaker output; whereas the Peavey Session 400 has a 4 ohm speaker output. So I can't use my 15" Black Widows with the Princeton amp. I've had the Session 400 since 1992.
This a cheerful song. I use the BC pedals quite a bit in this song on the pedal steel. I'm playing through an old Peavey Session 400 amp, using a BOSS DD-3 digital delay, and I'm running the amp output to a cabinet with a 15" Peavey 1501 Black Widow speaker.
I bought 2 speaker cabinets from Tim Cushionberry about 15-years ago. I only use one at a time. I read in an interview that Lloyd Green used a Fender Twin Reverb amp head for his studio recordings, playing out of just one JBL speaker. He had 2 speakers too, but only used the other as a backup. I really like having the 15" speaker, but I also like the sound of my 1965 reisued Fender Princeton Reverb tube amp with a 10" speaker. Each are unique. I just like tube amps for their warmth. The Princeton amp has an 8 ohm speaker output; whereas the Peavey Session 400 has a 4 ohm speaker output. So I can't use my 15" Black Widows with the Princeton amp. I've had the Session 400 since 1992.
