I just found these on YouTube. Buddy Emmons and Danny Gatton, New Years Eve 1978 at the Cellar Door in Washington, DC. Video a bit dark but audio excellent. Some great C6 stuff (duh, it's Buddy Emmons!).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZrrM8sXR70
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crre7sO6 ... er&list=UL
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I'm speechless
Is there one steelplayer who comes a little bit close ,,,,,?
I'm speechless
and he can play also the E9
ThanX Big E
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I'm speechless
and he can play also the E9
ThanX Big E
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Both Buddy and Danny routinely leave me speechless, and these clips are as good a demonstration of why as I've seen. Just great, and it's nice to hear such good audio quality - lots of clips with Danny are bad board tapes. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy to have them all, but it makes these that much more satisfying.
I have never heard anybody get such a great phaser tone like Buddy gets, and is so amply demonstrated here. In general, phase is not one of my favorite effects - I generally prefer a Leslie - but this is a great sound and the contrast with Danny's Leslie tone is really interesting.
The first time I saw Danny in a DC bar, I'm sure the clank from my jaw hitting the floor was audible. The remarkable thing is that this is still possible decades later.
I have never heard anybody get such a great phaser tone like Buddy gets, and is so amply demonstrated here. In general, phase is not one of my favorite effects - I generally prefer a Leslie - but this is a great sound and the contrast with Danny's Leslie tone is really interesting.
The first time I saw Danny in a DC bar, I'm sure the clank from my jaw hitting the floor was audible. The remarkable thing is that this is still possible decades later.