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David Wright Member From: Modesto .Ca USA. |
posted 02 November 2006 02:27 PM
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Here's JD, playing one my favorite tunes... Enjoy... |
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Bill Simmons Member From: Keller, Texas, USA |
posted 02 November 2006 03:10 PM
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Thanks David...Jay Dee has always been one of my all time favorite players -- will always love the old Emmons p/p tone...anymore of Jay Dee?? |
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Billy Wilson Member From: El Cerrito, California, USA |
posted 02 November 2006 03:20 PM
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What is that tune? He sure plays it great. |
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Reece Anderson Member From: Keller Texas USA |
posted 02 November 2006 03:46 PM
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David....Thanks for providing the sound clip my friend. JayDee is always at the top of his game, and personifies consistency. |
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Ben Rubright Member From: Port Charlotte, Florida, USA |
posted 02 November 2006 03:57 PM
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Sweet Memories |
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Mike Shefrin Member From: New York |
posted 02 November 2006 04:06 PM
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Sweet. Love Jaydee's playing. |
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Jerry Roller Member From: Van Buren, Arkansas USA |
posted 02 November 2006 04:19 PM
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I believe that is "Borrowed Angel". JD does a great job on it. Jerry |
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Bob Lawrence Member From: Lwr Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada |
posted 02 November 2006 04:39 PM
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Fantastic!! We need more. |
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Leonard Bick Member From: Washington Court House, OH USA |
posted 02 November 2006 04:58 PM
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Sounds like "Borrowed Angel" to me, also. |
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Al Marcus Member From: Cedar Springs,MI USA |
posted 02 November 2006 07:40 PM
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I first heard JayDee when he took tom Brumley's place with Buck Owens around 1968 in Santa Rosa, Calif. During the break I played his Emmons on the C6 neck. He had those pedals playing like butter and the tone was just the greatest that I heard at that point in time. that was the first time I saw PP Emmons, or played one. JD and I have exchanged emails much later and I have bought some of his CD. He is really great and a nice guy to boot...al ------------------ |
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Ben Rubright Member From: Port Charlotte, Florida, USA |
posted 02 November 2006 08:37 PM
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I stand corrected.....it is Borrowed Angel...I did not listen long enough Ben |
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Jeff Agnew Member From: Dallas, TX |
posted 03 November 2006 05:05 AM
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There have been many comments on the Forum lately that most country players, or E9 players at least, sound like clones. There is some truth to that. But. I can pick Jay Dee's playing out of a hundred steel players behind a curtain. Nobody, but nobody, has that same combination of phrasing, attack, and tone. David, if you've got any more clips, bring 'em on. Watching a master at work is always appreciated. |
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Ray Minich Member From: Limestone, New York, USA |
posted 03 November 2006 05:47 AM
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Watching Jay Dee on the GOO when it was still on CMT, he was with Vince Gill performing "Look at Us". At the end of the tune is the steel closing. The whole audience sits in absolute silence as Jay Dee ends the tune. It was perfect. I would have cracked..................... |
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Bennie Hensley Member From: Yakima, Washington, USA |
posted 03 November 2006 06:28 AM
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I attended JD's siminar in Spokane in May of this year. I learned a lot in a short 3 hours. JD is a great guy. David Wright was also at the jam and I must say he is a pretty good 'ol boy too! |
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George Rout Member From: St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada |
posted 03 November 2006 11:06 AM
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Nifty playing. I also, always admired his style. We could definitely take more of that playing.....Geo |
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Joe Naylor Member From: Avondale, Arizona, USA |
posted 03 November 2006 03:46 PM
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Hay David -- that hairy legged ole boy in watchin' him is payin' attention tooooooooo -- Frank must be takin' a lesson -- He is like a sponge anyway. C-ya ------------------ |
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Charles Curtis Member From: Bethesda, Maryland, USA |
posted 03 November 2006 04:10 PM
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I sure would love to see a lot more of Jay Dee on YouTube; IMO, it doesn't get any better. |
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Duane Reese Member From: Salt Lake County, Utah |
posted 03 November 2006 06:42 PM
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Man, won't you listen to that... Boys that kind of sound is what E9th steel guitar is all about. |
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George Plemons Member From: Corsicana, Texas, USA |
posted 03 November 2006 07:26 PM
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You can listen to this 117 times in just over two hours...oh I think this pretty good..wow |
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Red Kilby Member From: Pueblo, CO, USA |
posted 04 November 2006 05:39 PM
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VERY VERY COOL, JayDee is one of favorite players, and also a great friend!!!! Thanks for posting this clip David!!!!!!!! [This message was edited by Red Kilby on 04 November 2006 at 05:39 PM.] |
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Gary Walker Member From: Morro Bay, CA |
posted 05 November 2006 05:16 PM
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Jay Dee defies the Nashville E9 groove that most have tried to attain. His signature sound on these ballads bring out an emotion from this otherwise unemotional observer that few can conjure up, but he's one of very few that can move me. I also didn't notice the Emmons logo on the front of his guitar. Hmm, mystery, maybe? |
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Jay Dee Maness Member From: North Hills, CA |
posted 05 November 2006 09:36 PM
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David, and all who have said nice things about my playing on Borrowed Angel. I really do appreciate the coments. The guitar I am playing in the clip is an MCI whitch my friend Frank Carter, rebuilt for me. It is a close 2nd to the p-pull, as far as sound,I have found so far.It is an all pull so, it can be loaded with changes that I can`t realy put on the p-pull and, make it work like would like. I don`t take it out too much but, I play it a lot at home. |
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