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So sad to hear about. Prayers to the family. What he did with this site helped me thru the yrs in the steel guitar world and I'm sure it helped thousands more thru the years. THANKS BOB FOR WHAT YOU'VE DONE -YOU WILL BE MISSED.REST IN PEACE

Yes I remember the Stan Hitchcock show. And old friend, BOBBY SEYMOUR,
also played steel guitar on his shows. Great shows.

So sad to hear this news of a great friend of mine. He was, and is a link in the guitar world, whether it be thru Steel guitar OR Fender guitar. Him and Leo were great friends. He worked with Leo Fender and Fender guitar for years. His mural, was and I reckon, still is on the front of the Fender Gui...

So sad to hear about BOB

So sorry for your loss. PRAYERS

Sure do miss him. Was a good friend and neighbor. Like Ricky Davis said, a good man. THink of him everytime I pick up my bar. See you one day pal.

Put me in for a couple XL Thanks

Ben, I agree too. If anyone has info on how to contact Jody, I would appreciate a heads-up. All my phone #s for him don't work any more. So Jody if you lookin, give a call so I can check on yee.

Just out of curosity, are they stink bugs, or beetle bugs? We have the beetles here, by the truck load. ANNND would be glad to send some to anyone who wants them.

Found out the 2 red rectangles on each end, of guitar, is actually reflectors off an International Harvester tractor. His papa was in the I-H business.

Terry mite no this, can't tell what brand it is, definitely not the 2-pedal Bud,and the guitar was a double and it had some kind of multi-colored rectangle emblem all across front of guitar with an international harvester emblem, a cross and a blue T, the word plow with 2 red rectangles on each end ...

Erv, Who played steel on Pop a Top?

I remember he came down and played one of our NTSGA steel jams in Nashville one time. Awesome player Would go visit him @ his home. We had fun. Prayers for family

Hope I can put this on here. Mr Jimmy Work, passed Dec. 22nd. Mr. Work wrote Makin Believe, On the Tennessee Border, What makes the Jukebox play and other hits thru the yrs. He was 94 years young.

Mr. Fish, Best I remember, Jimmy, Chuck or both told me Casey Clarks was Buddy's 1st Job.

Needin a little help. Are the black Buddy shirts still available on the BuddyEmmons.com web site?

And please put me down for a book also.

I was fortunate to work with Mr. Jimmy Work a few years. And he told me several stories of time in Detroit with Casey Clark and the Lazy Ranch Boys w/ Buddy. Mr Chuck Carroll was also a member of this band and he came and played music with our band a couple times in his later years and ,man, let me ...

Great job Randy

Ricky,Payment will be made tomorrow morn.-Thanks

Ricky. Sent u a pm. Let me no if you get.

I"ll take the Bass Fex

Anyway you cut it, Russ is tough and always has been.

Really enjoyed watchin Terry on that show. An awesome player and friend.

Ricky has always been an example of a fantastic player and mentor in the steel guitar world. Very talented, and helpful. THANKS RICKY