Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
Guess who's on steel? I actually know the answer this time. I discovered going through a bunch of Norma's late 60's early 70's stuff that she really lost the ability to sing a ballad without going flat... a lot....
She still did uptempo stuff well. The more words the better so she wasn't holding notes.
This was cut on January 18 1969 or July 25 1969 i can't be sure. RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Norma Jean (Norma Jean [vcl], Chip Young [gt], Jimmy Wilson [gt], Lloyd Green [steel], Roy M.
"Junior" Huskey, Jr. [bass], Jerry Carrigan [drums], Hargus "Pig" Robbins [piano] + vocal chorus. Producer: Bob Ferguson)
Guess who's on steel? I actually know the answer this time. I discovered going through a bunch of Norma's late 60's early 70's stuff that she really lost the ability to sing a ballad without going flat... a lot....
She still did uptempo stuff well. The more words the better so she wasn't holding notes.
This was cut on January 18 1969 or July 25 1969 i can't be sure. RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Norma Jean (Norma Jean [vcl], Chip Young [gt], Jimmy Wilson [gt], Lloyd Green [steel], Roy M.
"Junior" Huskey, Jr. [bass], Jerry Carrigan [drums], Hargus "Pig" Robbins [piano] + vocal chorus. Producer: Bob Ferguson)






![Ernest Tubb ~ Beggar to a King
Somebody commented on this song from my Ernest Tubb ~ My Pick Of The Hits posting the other day and it stuck in my head.
I love the vocal acrobatics E.T. does in this thing!
Recorded February 15 1965 RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes [gt], Cal Smith [gt], Jerry Shook [gt], Buddy Charleton [steel], Jack Drake [bass], Jack Greene [drums], Jerry Smith [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
P.S. George Jones tears this song up too! Ernest Tubb ~ Beggar to a King](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xVb4wXl2jhA/mqdefault.jpg)



