Buddy Emmons, uploaded today!

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Buddy Emmons, uploaded today!

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Great stuff! Genius at work. Wish there were some details regarding the session and the other players.
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Awesome! What session was this?
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I saw this on Facebook and it made my day brighter. Oh how I wish that I could see Buddy Emmons play again. This is an awesome video.
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""EMMONS HEART"" recording InFo

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""EMMONS HEART"" recording INFO ;

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AMAZING, Wally - thanks!
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If found it on Facebook.. Will never be another like him!

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My friend David Fleming pointed out that it looks like a D12..
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Wally
Didn't Jimmy Crawford make Buddy a
D10/12 guitar?
Ten strings on E9th and twelve strings on C6th?

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Rick Johnson wrote:Wally
Didn't Jimmy Crawford make Buddy a
D10/12 guitar?
Ten strings on E9th and twelve strings on C6th?

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Looks like your right Rick.. Cool
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This was originally uploaded by Jeff DeMaio from the PSGA. He played it at the PSGA's last fall as part of the tribute to Buddy. Jeff's dad always had a dream of recording with the A team, and they made it happen for him. There was also footage of Buddy at a PSGA concert the year the Christmas ]album came out. I've seen it on youtube. Kind of hard to find, but worth digging for.
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Where can I order this record, I need it!
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Great stuff. Buddy was like he was from another planet. The short time on earth (we're all here in a blink of an eye) he pushed the steel further, ideas on both E9th and C6th. Tone, theory, out of box thinking. Gadgets that he tried first before we tried them. Made us feel as though he was part of our family. Cheered during life and missed during death. I thought he would live forever.

I have some stories of his life in retirement, but to sad to say.
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@ Wally Moyers

re: Post Posted 5 Aug 2016 4:53 am Reply with quote
My friend David Fleming pointed out that it looks like a D12..

I could see the JCH logo in the video and according to the info on the Buddy Emmmons website it was most likely this guitar :


AT THE PARTY UNVEILING
BUDDY'S JCH!
THE FRONT NECK IS A 10 STRING E9 and THE BACK NECK IS A 12 STRING EXTENDED C6.
THERE'S 9 FLOOR PEDALS & 10 KNEE LEVERS


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http://www.buddyemmons.com/JCH1.htm

Picture From the Video:
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That's some great stuff Wally.
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I had not appreciated just how much the subtle variations in bar technique contributed to Buddy's sound before watching that video- thanks Wally.
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Emmons

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None before and none after......bar control is amazing to watch. Thx for the link.
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Wow. Thank you so much for posting the video.
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Post by Steve Knight »

Thank you for sharing this. Great video!

Check out the close-up at 2:40 and again at 4:15 to the end. It looks like he isn't using fingerpicks, maybe just a thumbpick and fingernails?