Buddy Emmons with Gerry Hogan, Hogan's Heroes, Albert Lee Full Concert 1995

1995, Pulled from a DVD...I do not own this video. from the Bill Ferguson Collection
Part 1- Buddy Emmons with Gerry Hogan, Hogan's Heroes, Albert Lee Full Concert 1995
Part 2- Buddy explains his copedent and raises and lowers
If you have any info on it let me know and I can add it here

[@notsoflexibleflyer]

I’m a beginner, but this is where my head wants to go on steel. What a killer lesson! Bud and Albert kick it where it needs to be! Two masters.

[@donaldcouchie646]

0:00 Raisin' the Dickens 1:50 Take The A-Train 4:41 Aura Lee 8:17 Caravan 12:33 Blue Eyes 16:29 Midnight In Old Amarillo 19:41 Danny Boy 24:02 29:58 Same Old Me 32:56 36:34 Blue Jade 40:24 A Way To Survive 44:07 Fat Boy Rag 47:22 Linus and Lucy 49:25 Arkansas Traveler 49:54 Orange Blossom Special 51:15 53:43 Tear It Up 1:00:52 I Love You Because 1:04:35IJust Destroyed The World I'm Living In 1:07:25 Workshop Q&A Knee Levers E9 1:11:34 C6 1:18: 20 ABC pedals 1:19:00 Tuning 1:27:20 Amp Settings

[@mrkirk4661]

I was there and it was the first and only time I have ever seen Buddy play live, my best mate Jim Smith was there with me, and we both realised we had a long way to go as steel players. I remember asking Buddy how he found playing through two steel amps, (I meant the sound) and he answered, I just came on stage and and found them set up ready for me.

[@webbwinn122]

Thank you, Emmons will always be the King of Steel.

[@Yvero94]

This is a real GIFT ... Thank you very much

[@stephenleal001]

What awesome footage! Thank you for sharing!

[@chriswhitehead9850]

When i witnessed this live i had no idea the true magic i was watching.

[@wrangler548]

Well done number one . God Bless you sir .

[@roygbill]

A treasure indeed. Thank you!

[@pmozen]

Awesome part where Buddy explains his setup and copedant.

[@smoovegittar]

Man, so good. Thanks!!

[@greekflatpicker]

Thank you

[@randybock82]

Danny Boy is awesome!! The moves on the steel were top shelf!

[@robertrogers49]

Andrew this looks older than 1995 because I was thinking that Buddy was playing a Derby in 95' but, I could be wrong.What a wonderful video and huge part of Buddy Emmons history Thank you so much for posting this great video!!!!!!

[@robertrogers49]

@@keithclark486 no. And no I am not a doctor I'm from Fayetteville Tn

[@steen0305]

You are right. This is from 1988. I got a video copy in 1989 with the 4 shows and in better quality.

[@nataliosoto9346]

Wowwwwww!!!!! You take me to HEAVEN!!!!!!!!

[@steen0305]

This is from British Steel Guitar Festival november 1988, Newbury Berkshire, England. Not 1995. I got the 4 shows and in better quality.

[@johnnorth2600]

I was there, lucky me.

[@keithclark486]

Hey John Sam 2 floors down wants to know when this was recorded.

[@johnnorth2600]

@@keithclark486 This is from the British Steel Guitar Festival. The first part is from 1988 and the second part is from 1985.

[@bradking1536]

🎉Thank you for sharing hope you are well God loves you deeply shalom 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐 Philippians 48

[@sandburgmartin7947]

Buddy could have taken his steel to the Newport jazz festival and would have been totally accepted.

[@pedalman130]

Buddy will forever own the benchmark for the pedal steel guitar , he isn't just head and shoulders ahead, he's probably ahead of everyone else from the waist up .

[@derekmoore6265]

Don’t agree Ralph Mooney

[@WildPhotoShooter]

@@derekmoore6265 Ralph has a sound and style but it's not a universal style, he didn't get into session work so much he did a lot of work with Waylon but I preferred Tom Brumley with Buck Owens.

[@derekmoore6265]

@@WildPhotoShooter Thanks for your reply I having been playing steel for over 40 years and really like listening to tunes and I can’t stand blues or over playing.Buddy and Jerry are my least favourites.I think taste comes into it.

[@WildPhotoShooter]

@@derekmoore6265 I thought your naming of Ralph Mooney meant you liked him better than Buddy. Buddy had taste that was overflowing. Paul Franklin said many years ago, what made Buddy Emmons the greatest was "taste" more than all the others have ......I agree with Paul Franklin and the majority of the worlds steel guitarists ......Buddy was the greatest . Big E .

[@derekmoore6265]

@@WildPhotoShooter sorry I don’t like jazz or blues playing tuneless to me great player Buddy but I wouldn’t go out of my way to listen to him.I like some of his stuff but I don’t like the improvisation stuff just tuneless.I could say the same about Jerry Byrd I have LPs of Buddy and Jerry that I know I will never play.regards

[@steen0305]

There is a lot of great stuff missing here. I tried to upload but was prevented due to copright.

[@terrybrooks2]

Would be great if you could get permission to to use your video.

[@covepoint1]

Why no stage lighting ??

[@tomlehr861]

Buddy on a whole dif level

[@frankiederousse2307]

UTOB IS THAT IS PRETTY COOL, I PLAYED WITH HIM BEFORE, REALLY GOOD PICKER!😊

[@alanfbrookes9771]

Outstanding. Who was the guy with the red bucket? :)

[@johnjp5883]

Did Buddy say what actually his settings he uses on the Nashville & Vegas 400?

[@samconomo3726]

Hey andrew or Bill, When was this recorded. Sam.

[@keithclark486]

Ask John ' He's 2 floors up , He said he was there.

[@arthursmith8619]

Wonderful wonderful despite the somewhat overpowering drum "solo"

[@takk7861]

What in the $#@& is he sitting on!?!?

[@derekmoore6265]

Tuneless

[@terrybrooks2]

Really ?????

[@derekmoore6265]

Yes not a fan …. Sorry

[@takk7861]

What in the $#@& is he sitting on!?!?