Also missing from the list is "In the Heart of the Night" by Poco.
I saw them many years ago in El Paso, they were the opening act for Little River Band. Great, great concert.
Poco’s “Bad Weather” made #15 on the link.
Shame on you! How can you mention Poco and not list their greatest song ever...
Crazy Eyes, from the album of the same name.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEpQh8hWzj4
A pox on all your 2nd cousins and I hope all your kids are born NEKKID!...lol
The song A Right Along is on the same album, uses something called a Melobar. Melobar is a slide guitar made to be played similar to a lap steel, but, standing up. Body is similar to a Mosrite, the neck is angled, so you can play it with a slide bar palm down, same as a lap steel. It had 10 strings.
A Right Along
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RoBeSC6c6vE
Melobar
https://melobarted.blogspot.com/p/identify-melobar-models.html?m=1
And by the way, Jim Messina was an original member of Poco, and their bass player on the Crazy Eyes and several other albums was Timothy B Schmidt, later to join the Eagles, still with them I think. I know the Eagles did some songs using pedal steel, but I damned if i can think of which ones.
Dobro - Lynyrd SKynyrd, The Ballad of Curtis Loew
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GSvKkMs2ieo
Tried to think of some other dobro songs, I’m drawing a blank.