Just beautiful.

Tommy White took ‘arrangements like this’ to a whole new level.

Someone needs to upload his stuff to Spotify. So cool!

They don’t make movies like this no more… Hollywood with America 🇺🇸 is no more

Looks like Bill Gates on piano..

This is when country music was REAL country music.

you know when you get a pedal named after you, that you are not just a mediocre player. those are some greats on that stage back then

The Big E ...very much missed.

Saw Buddy there the year before with Ray Price and Blonde. Sara Jory brought the house down too. Ahh, those memories🙏🏼

Awesome , praise the .Lord❤

great playing .I can hear both LLoyd Green and John Hughey sounds in this performance.

you have steel players, then you have emmons ❤

Beautiful rendition. Wish it was on spotify.

As a pedal steel player I will tell you this, Jimmy Day never got the recognition he deserves, he is the cool hand Luke of the pedal steel guitar. Whether you agree or not, one of the best.

When he laughs you know he got lost for a split second but his genius weaseled his way out of it. Incredible.

Great song!!!

I thoroughly enjoy Jr and Gary. Both super wicked good. Ronnie on guitar is also killer.

Buddy did so much for the pedal steel guitar. His style was brilliant. Saw him live once in the UK, with the Everly Brothers and Albert Lee. His harmonics surrounded the theatre.

Both outstanding players!! They're both big inspirations!

Excellent! An uptempo version of this wonderful song. I'd prefer a slower tempo but the playing is great! Both of these guys are big inspirations to me!

Amazing!! Both of the guys are beyond incredible! Both Gary & Junior are big inspirations to me!

Both Junior & Gary are huge inspirations to me!

Two outstanding pedal steel players! Both Gary & Junior are big inspirations to me!

Unbelievable playing from Gary and Junior. How could it be any better? Beautiful job.

Gary and Junior are incredible players. What a team.

Making hair stand on end for decades 😢

My good friend Bill Stafford, and my most favorite steel player ever! From the days when we were stationed in the navy together in Key West, FL approx 1966 to 1970.

My favorite steel player....ever! He's a good friend of mine from our navy days in Key West, FL.

None of these are part of the original members of Rays' first band.

The Master...

Buddy Emmons = GOAT

Always love his tone and seamless style of chordal/melody on songs.

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Sorry but it's "They'll Never Never Take Her Love From Me"

Listening to Buddy Emmons make me believe in miracles.

The best

awesome

Three top dogs. Can't miss with talent like that.

Great players and some fine music

How incredible was that. 2 of the finest steel players and was that Ronnie Ray on guitar? Fantastic job 👏

Now...that is the "Jimmy Day; that" I loved when He was with Ray Price; and others in their "Hey-days". But I'm sorry; that I never liked his playing; when he would milk (as slow as it could be); and take up 25 minutes on one song; when his time was only 30 minutes on the stage. Now I know; most all out there; will hate me for saying that; but to me it WAS true. But... ...Because I loved JD and BE (and many) other greats I will say, May Jesus rests their precious Souls.

I like the piano players wig/dead animal on his head.

Some great vocals...etc

Buddy will forever own the benchmark for the mastery of the Pedal Steel Guitar. No one has the tasteful playing Buddy had, and he never overplayed in the second half of a melody . Many players when doing the second verse try to fit as many notes in as possible and so often they ruin their own performance by messing up. Buddy never did that, and his tone was pure perfection .

Ok

Buddy is playing the same model EMCI pedal steel guitar I play. I only wish I can make it sound just one-fourth as good as he does!

He was the best that I have ever heard. I saw him a few times when he was playing for Ray Price.

Gorgeous playing from Bill.

Nice piece of history here, and a very worthwhile listen. Thanks so much for sharing. Jim Lindsey once suggested Hogue was Emmons and Knight was Green, and I hear Junior's good Green, but I also hear some Hughey in both on this piece . . . and . . . maybe Hogue was Hogue.

Wow!