A Nugget From Buddy E.
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Wally Moyers wrote:In the 80s I played a lot with Johnny Gimble. The first time I played with him at the end of the show he said,
"Really enjoyed playing against you'.. Another time he said " Man, you play a fine steel guitar, what kind is that anyway!"
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I wasn't sure when not to play, so I laid out the whole song.
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Wally Moyers
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LOL! I had forgotten that one, the best one for sure! Sure miss him! This was a TV show we were doing in the early 80s..Jeremy Moyers wrote:Another Johnny Gimble line... "I've played with a lot of steel players, and you're one of them....."

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I recall Buddy being put on the spot one day. I believe he was recording with an unknown singer/songwriter who, full of enthusiasm, asked Mr Emmons what he thought of his song. Not wanting to deflate the neophyte too much, Buddy apparently replied:
"I didn't know such music was possible..."
"I didn't know such music was possible..."
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A Line from Buddy E.
How about this line,"You Are The Best Steel Player On Stage"
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Funny thread for sure. Here’s a couple of mine. An old head player came up to me one night and said “Son, you don’t play too good good but ya got good tone”
Just recently I was PO’d at our guitar player,a really pretty good tele player but he ALWAYS tried to play too fast and NOT pretty. After playing “For the Goodtimes” one night I’d just had it and got up and said “I didn’t know For the Good Times had that many @#$&($@ notes in it. Didn’t help but I felt better.
Just recently I was PO’d at our guitar player,a really pretty good tele player but he ALWAYS tried to play too fast and NOT pretty. After playing “For the Goodtimes” one night I’d just had it and got up and said “I didn’t know For the Good Times had that many @#$&($@ notes in it. Didn’t help but I felt better.
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