Buddie or Buddy?

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Roger Rettig
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Post by Roger Rettig »

No, no, Bill - I was saying:

"But 'E' plays it this way...."

Seeing as I'm the only one around here without an accent, I felt an explanation was required.

:)
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Post by Alan Brookes »

The fact that Buddy responded personally to this thread shows that he still logs on and reads comments, which I'm verry happy to see. :D

Buddy is, to my mind, the greatest living exponent of the steel guitar, and will continue to be that for many years to come. 8)
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Post by chris ivey »

not to be a big butt-kisser or fan-atic, but any day buddy posts here is a good day!

he's just got more personality and is a little more off the wall than your average buddy.
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The Presence of the Greatest is always a Great Day :D
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Post by Bill Duncan »

Buddy's Best!
You can observe a lot just by looking
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Post by Alan Brookes »

Buddy Emmons wrote:...I've had several people not believe Buddy is my real name. maybe I should have changed it to Horace...
I can imagine the stage introduction, "...and now, on steel we have that great virtuoso, Horace Emmons."
It doesn't quite roll off the tongue, does it? :lol: :\ :lol:
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Post by Kenny Foy »

He's Back! HERE HERE To Alan's 2nd comment.
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Post by Sid Hudson »

I still like Betty Jean!
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Post by Alan Brookes »

Chuck Berry had a number called "Betty Jean". Maybe the Registrar had been listening to it while he was making his entries.
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Post by Scott Hay »

Someday.... I'll be able to play "Betty's Boogie". :)

Thanks for posting, we love you Big E.
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Post by Buddy Emmons »

Scott, that's my kind of humor. I swear if I ever record it again, I'll call it Betty's Boogie and Horace Emmons will be the name I'll use as writer.
We're having fun now. :lol:
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Post by Jon Light (deceased) »

I'm changing the logo on my Sho~Ho as we speak.
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Post by Dave Grothusen »

Fun? You bet. Nice to see you posting again. Happy Thanksgiving Betty..............I mean Buddy.
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Post by Rick Barnhart »

I LOVE this forum. :) I can just see Mr. Emmons purposely misspelling E-M-O-N-D-S to the hotel clerk...haha
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Post by Scott Hay »

I love the sound Horace gets on his Emonds Push-Pool guitar. :D

Sho-Ho! :D :lol: :lol:
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Post by Tim Fleming »

Well Mr. Emonds,
It seems that you've finally resolved those nagging insecurity issues. Congratulations! Now you can move along in your life to a more fulfilling future.
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Post by Bill L. Wilson »

SHO-HO, could possibly refer to a dancer who works in a house of ill repute. Or it could refer to a highly polished garden tool. Anytime, HO is mentioned, the conversation gets SMUTTY, therefore I suggest Betty's deal with SHOT, be called SHO-BET. YOU CAN NEVER LOSE, with a SHO-BET. LOVE YOU, BUDDY EMMONS!!!!!
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Post by Tim Sergent »

I think you just found a name for Nameless Shuffle if you haven't named it already.

p.s.
Great to see you on here, Buddie, Buddy, Betty Jean
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Post by Chubby Howard »

So glad to see you reading and posting here on the forum!!! I miss my friend!!!! We all do!!! Take Care Pal, Chubby Howard
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Post by David Mason »

The fact that Buddy responded personally to this thread shows that he still logs on and reads comments, which I'm verry happy to see.
Quick! Don't say anything stupid, presumptuous or arrogant! Uh...oh....

verry happy.... Arrr, when we Scotmens gets together with you pirrrates, verrry happy is the least ca' go wrrrong...
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Post by Barry Blackwood »

Buddie or Buddy?
Catsup or ketchup?

No matter how you spell it, we all know what it is… 8)
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verry happy.... Arrr, when we Scotmens gets together with you pirrrates, verrry happy is the least ca' go wrrrong...
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Post by Lee Dassow »

Buddy is the best! I try to play along to some of his slower instrumental's on you tube. Boy that's a laugh. Anyway best of health to you Buddy. Tennessee Lee
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