Neil Flanz "Sweet Memories"

Chris Templeton · From: The Green Mountain State

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htZOeXAvqSc
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Dana Blodgett · From: California, USA

That Emmons is such a powerful thing.I always loved most everything that Neil did and here's one that I just can't get enough of...

https://youtu.be/d2PQf60Q2go
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billy tam · From: baton rouge, louisiana

Thanks for posting these. In the early to mic 70's Neil came to Baton Rouge with Marcia Ball to play at Cahoots a small club that brought a lot of Texas road bands. Neil had an amp issue and someone with either the club or band asked if Neil could borrow an amp. I was a little troubled about it as it was a very brand new Evans fet500 sm cab but as I was a fan of Neil's playing and knew Marcia from her days in Baton Rouge I said I would bring it to the club. I was rewarded with 4 hours of the best live steel I had ever heard. He was like an octopus on C6 with both feet working the pedals. I was a newbie then but inspired by his work then and still am now.
Billy

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