ERNIE ASHWORTH & LITTLE ROY WIGGINS. + Informações

Little Roy Wiggins was the steel guitarist for Eddy Arnold in 1947 when he recorded "I'll hold you in my heart; til I can hold you in my arms". Here taken from Little Roy's last recording session shortly before he died in August of 1999 is that song played closely to the way he played it on the original recording. The original Eddy Arnold recording reached number 1 on the country charts and an unheard of number 22 on the pop charts. One of the earliest known "Crossover" hits in Country Music.. + Informações

Little Roy Wiggins 1 of 5 In March 1993 At Roy's Music Shop in Pigeon Froge Tenn. Thanks To Bob & Barbara Callaway of The Louisville Metro Steel Guitar Club, for this priceless Video. + Informações

Little Roy Wiggins #2 In March 1993 At his Music Shop in Pigeon Froge Tenn. Thanks To Bob & Barbara Callaway for this priceless Video. + Informações

Little Roy Wiggins 3 of 5 In March 1993 At Roy's Music Shop in Pigeon Froge Tenn. Thanks To Bob & Barbara Callaway of The Louisville Metro Steel Guitar Club, for this priceless Video.. + Informações

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Little Roy Wiggins 4 of 5 In March 1993 At Roy's Music Shop in Pigeon Froge Tenn. Thanks To Bob & Barbara Callaway of The Louisville Metro Steel Guitar Club, for this priceless Video.. + Informações

George Morgan W/ Little Roy Wiggins - Red Rose From The Blue Side Of Town ----I do not own the right to this music. + Informações

Little Roy Wiggins 5 of 5 In March 1993 At Roy's Music Shop in Pigeon Froge Tenn. Thanks To Bob & Barbara Callaway of The Louisville Metro Steel Guitar Club, for this priceless Video.. + Informações

From the 1994 International Steel Guitar Convention, Mr. Tingaling, Little Roy Wiggins.. + Informações

Little Roy Wiggins - A Room Full Of Roses - re- post. + Informações

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Kayton Roberts & Little Roy Wiggins - Boot Hill Drag. + Informações

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Little Roy Wiggins - Wiggins Wiggle. + Informações

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The first fanily of Bluegrass gospel. + Informações

Eddy Arnold - That Little Boy Of Mine w/ Little Roy Wiggins. + Informações

This video is part of the Hapa Haole map.. + Informações

This is a song (though written by) as far as I know was never recorded by Marty. It is a classic country weeper and it's given full justice by Marty's longtime friend and band member Bobby Sykes aka Bobby Bishop. The wonderful steel crying away in the background is by Little Roy Wiggins one time Eddy Arnold steel guitar mainstay.. + Informações

Classic Tracks: Seven Years With the Wrong Woman ?Album: All Time Favorites, RCA LPM-1223 (1956) ?Single: Seven Years With the Wrong Woman ?Song written By: Bob Miller ?Produced By: Stephen Sholes ?Recorded: 8/19/1947, RCA Victor Studio 1, New York City Session Personnel: Hank Garland, George Barnes, Al Chernet, Jack Shook (guitar), Little Roy Wiggins (steel), Charles Green (bass), Marty Gold, Jack Kelly (piano), Eddie Litvin (organ), Buck Lambert (fiddle), Rollin Sullivan (mandolin) Seven Years With the Wrong Woman is a song that Eddy Arnold popularized in the mid-'40s, but it never charted. All Time Favorites was the second album (LP) that Eddy Arnold recorded with the RCA label. The LP included the following songs: Moonlight And Roses (Bring Mem'ries of You), Missouri Waltz, I'm Gonna Lock My Heart (And Throw Away The Key), You Always Hurt The One You Love, I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes, It Makes No Difference Now, I'm Waiting For The Ships That Never Come In, I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter, When Your Hair Has Turned To Silver, Angry, Prisoner's Song, Seven Years With The Wrong Woman Classic Tracks: I Really Don't Want to Know ~ Eddy Arnold ?Album: Sings Them Again, RCA Victor LSP -- 2185 (1960) ?Single: I Really Don't Want to Know, RCA 5525 (1954) ?Written By: Don Robertson & Howard Barnes ?Produced By: Chet Atkins ?Recorded: 12/9/1959, RCA Victor Studio, Nashville Session Personnel: Chet Atkins, Ray Edenton, Velma Smith, Floyd Robinson .... + Informações

Recorded by Eddie Arnold - Expand picture for the bigger view Little Roy Wiggins was his Steel Player, he gave him the nickname Mr. Ting-a-ling which relates to Roy's style of playing. I have put in a few Ting-a-lings in his honor.. + Informações

Steve Green & SureFire with a George Morgan / Little Roy Wiggins tune.. + Informações

While I was never a big follower of George's music, I've always liked this one of his (#66 in 1974), aided by the fine steel guitar work of Little Roy Wiggins.. + Informações

This version of "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea" is sung by the original Lonzo and Oscar with their Winston County Pea Pickers, released in August 1948 on the RCA Victor label. It was recorded August 18, 1947 in New York. Providing instrumentation: Guitar & Leader- Lloyd George (Lonzo); Electric Guitar- Roy Wiggins; Violin- N. Lambert; Bass- Charles Grean; Mandolin- Rollin Sullivan (Oscar); Accordion- Joe Biviano; and Guitar- LO Shook.. + Informações