Showing posts with label buddy emmons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buddy emmons. Show all posts

Thursday, June 5, 2014

BUDDY EMMONS INTRO, "NIGHT LIFE," RAY PRICE 1963 version

Classic Buddy Emmons pedal steel intro arranged for guitar by Karl Straub.


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Sunday, May 18, 2014

"Night Life" intro, by Buddy Emmons (from Ray Price version)

Here's my guitar transcription of the classic Buddy Emmons intro, where country and jazz rub shoulders. The lesson has great chord melody tips, and some hip chord voicings.  

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Wednesday, June 9, 2010

LEON RHODES AND BUDDY EMMONS, "JAMMIN' WITH JIMMY"



Here are Leon and Buddy (version one) doing Speedy and Jimmy.

Thanks to Howard Parker for sending this along.
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

PHIL BAUGH, WITH BUDDY EMMONS, FIDDLIN' FRENCHIE BURKE, "CAJUN FIDDLE"



Here's more Phil Baugh with Frenchie and Buddy. On this tune, Phil is in more of a Nashville mode than a "fiddle tune" single note mode, with double stops, "banjo rolls," and bends using his foot-operated bending gizmo.
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PHIL BAUGH, WITH BUDDY EMMONS, FIDDLIN' FRENCHIE BURKE, "BIG MAMOU"




More Phil Baugh, with some good coverage of his right hand picking technique on this cajun fiddle number. Phil takes a couple breaks here, as well as playing some fills-- with Emmons as a bonus. (It's always valuable to see what top-notch pickers do with two chords, and it's also always interesting to see hot Nashville cats playing more traditional material.)

thanks to Charlie McCardell for sending me this clip.
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