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Topic: Q for Buddy Emmons
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Tony Prior
Member From: Charlotte NC
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posted 24 May 2006 01:46 AM
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well there ya have it "E"..no need to go crazy with a set list..just print this thread and bring it with ya !  preparation is way over rated anyway... t |
basilh
Member From: United Kingdom
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posted 24 May 2006 04:11 AM
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I personally would die happy if Buddy played a medley made up of his signature and definitive intros turnarounds and backing fills from the many hit records he provided a "Hook" to.
We ALL know the main ones but how about naming some of our favourites, mine is the solo in the Roger Miller recording of 'Nothing can stop me' on the "Trip in the Country" album... the G and then the Gaug, runs are so original, made me put a change on one of my knee levers to take the B's to C.
(It's no 5 in my ripped off licks book that I use for original arrangements.!!)Basil (The little 'B' ) ------------------
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Steel players do it without fretting
 
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Dave Grothusen
Member From: Scott City, Ks
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posted 24 May 2006 04:34 AM
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Boy it looks like you are really in a tough positon, glad I don't have to make that decision. Actually anything and everything you play will be appreciated. Hope to catch you in Dallas. |
Roger Crawford
Member From: Locust Grove, GA USA
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posted 24 May 2006 07:32 AM
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Looks like we need to give Buddy all day Saturday! I would certainly go for the idea. |
Howard Tate
Member From: Leesville, Louisiana, USA
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posted 24 May 2006 07:40 AM
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It's hard to pick one, there are so many but Once Upon a Time in The West is great. I would like to see the spinning bar live.------------------
Howard |
Archie Nicol
Member From: Ayrshire, Scotland
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posted 24 May 2006 08:05 AM
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`Violet Tulloch, Queen Of Lerwick` is one of the most beautiful tunes on the planet. It wouldn't benefit from being done on steel, as it is perfect with Aly's fiddle playing, however it would be nice to hear a version on pedal steel. ht tp://mfile3.akamai.com/14122/rm/muze.download.akamai.com/2890/us/usrm/_!/614/548614_1_05.ram?auth=daEcxbmd5aTd8ajdPaUduaWd3a3dYdubAaZ-beDoKv-Ci-decei&aifp=1234&obj=v50815
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Buddy Emmons
Member From: Hermitage, TN USA
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posted 24 May 2006 11:35 AM
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Thanks to everybody; you did well, including an idea or two I hadn’t thought of.
Howard Tate… Once Upon a Time in the West is one of my favorites. Don’t know whether I can get to it but I haven’t taken the bar out for a spin in a while so maybe St. Louis would be a good time (with a little prodding). That I’m sure will come from Bobby Caldwell at his discretion. Who knows what evil lurks…
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Gordon Borland
Member From: San Antonio, Texas, USA
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posted 24 May 2006 06:40 PM
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Tico Tico. It is just pure fun and could cause a big train wreck at the top tempo but It would be fun hearing it taken just to the edge.------------------
Gordon Borland
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