My favourite duo Guitar/Steel is Big E & Gregg Galbraith

Henry · Post by **Henry** » 4 Nov 2001 9:55 am

My favourite duo on guitar and steel are
1)Gregg Galbraith and Buddy Emmons.
2)Brent Mason and Paul Frankling
and in Europe we have
3) Maurits hitijahubessy on guitar and
Koos Biel on steelguitar.
of course there are more
WHATS YOUR CHOICE

KEVIN OWENS · Post by **KEVIN OWENS** » 4 Nov 2001 9:59 am

Leon Rhodes and Buddy Charleton
Curly Chalker and Bobby Caldwell

Ray Montee · Post by **Ray Montee** » 4 Nov 2001 10:47 am

Yeah, Yeah for the Leon Rhodes and Buddy C.
duo!
Now, you can't take anything away from ole Speedy West and that fantabulous Jimmy Bryant. What a pair they made!!!
For slower and sweeter twin guitars, Jerry Byrd and Zeke Turner or Chet Atkins made an awesome contribution to the "sound" of country music. They did alot of that 3-part stuff which many of the others never did.

Joerg Hennig · Post by **Joerg Hennig** » 4 Nov 2001 10:59 am

Another vote for Leon Rhodes and Buddy Charleton
and: John Jorgenson and J.D.Maness
and of course ol´Waylon and ol´Mooney

Mike Sweeney · Post by **Mike Sweeney** » 4 Nov 2001 11:34 am

Lloyd Green and Pete Wade, Sonny Garrish and Steve Chapman. Eldon Shamblin and Leon McAuliff, Curly Chalker and Thumbs Carlile,Buddy Emmons and Bucky Barrett. I could go on but I'll stop here. Mike

Rodney Shuffler · Post by **Rodney Shuffler** » 4 Nov 2001 11:48 am

Ricky and Dale.

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Larry Miller · Post by **Larry Miller** » 4 Nov 2001 1:45 pm

Love "E" and Gregg, I also love Lloyd Green and Jimmy Colvard!!!

Bobby Lee · Post by **Bobby Lee** » 4 Nov 2001 2:43 pm

Are there any recordings of Buddy and Greg together?

Jack Stoner · Post by **Jack Stoner** » 4 Nov 2001 5:17 pm

Buddy E and anyone.

Buddy Charleton/Leon Rhodes - actually the Troubador band was probably the best road band, regardless of who was in it.

Michael Johnstone · Post by **Michael Johnstone** » 4 Nov 2001 6:11 pm

Joaquin Murphey and Jimmy Bryant.

Robert · Post by **Robert** » 5 Nov 2001 5:50 am

Howzabout Tommy "Butterball" Paige with any of the shifting list of steel players in the Troubadors. James Burton and Ralph Mooney made that great "Corn Pickin' and Slick Slidin'" record . . . the different Wills teams were mentioned - but the era that found Junior Barnard on guitar and Herb Remington on steel was a pretty good time.
Biller and Wakefield! There's another great record. And, yes, Speedy and Jimmy.

Rob Yale

Larry Bell · Post by **Larry Bell** » 5 Nov 2001 6:29 am

At the risk of stating the obvious, Emmons and practically ANY of the great guitarists he's worked with would be a good choice.

I'm partial to the couple or three albums Buddy did with Danny Gatton and the Superpickers material with Phil Baugh. He's obviously recorded some killer stuff with everyone from Lenny Breau to Bucky Barrett, Leon Rhodes, Grady Martin, etc., -- and our own friend Gregg -- but the 'Redneck Jazz' and 'Nashville Superpickers' dates were highlights for me.

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JACK HEERN · Post by **JACK HEERN** » 5 Nov 2001 10:23 am

Henry,
I think you got it right the first time

A hard one to call..Too many greats
With no disrespect to any one else, it's hard to beat the cream of the crap--wups

If you have never had the pleasure of playing with Greg you've missed a great part of life!! As for Buddy ....Sighhhhhhhhhh
Jp[This message was edited by JACK HEERN on 05 November 2001 at 10:31 AM.]

Ron Page · Post by **Ron Page** » 5 Nov 2001 2:32 pm

Speaking of Gregg and Buddy, didn't they team up on a new Gene Watson CD? That should be cool, hearing Gene sing the vocal fills, err I mean the lead.

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Derek Duplessie · Post by **Derek Duplessie** » 5 Nov 2001 3:45 pm

Jay Dee and John J.
-Derek

Theresa Galbraith · Post by **Theresa Galbraith** » 5 Nov 2001 5:19 pm

I must say it was pretty sweet hearing Gregg & Paul in 2000 live in St.Louis! Theresa

Boomer · Post by **Boomer** » 6 Nov 2001 4:21 am

Weldon Myrick & Jimmy Capps always did it for me. Best, Boomer

Cairo Zoots · Post by **Cairo Zoots** » 6 Nov 2001 4:47 am

Goin' back a bit..Les Paul & Mary Ford.

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Joerg Hennig · Post by **Joerg Hennig** » 6 Nov 2001 9:46 am

How could I forget - Amos Garrett and Buddy Cage w/ the Great Speckled Bird.

Dave Van Allen · Post by **Dave Van Allen** » 6 Nov 2001 9:55 am

Jody Carver & Johnny Cucci

Rusty Young & Jim Messina (Poco)

Emmons & Gatton

Charleton & Rhodes

West & Bryant

Byrd & Garland

Darvin Willhoite · Post by **Darvin Willhoite** » 6 Nov 2001 11:07 am

Tom Morrell and Leon Chambers. I've never heard anyone "twin" as good as these two, although I've heard Speedy and Jimmy Bryant were pretty good at it.

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Joe Casey · Post by **Joe Casey** » 6 Nov 2001 12:04 pm

I remember going out to the HOF lounge years back and Lenny Breau and Chalker were holding down the fort with a Bass player named Emmons some nights.O for those days again er nights.

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Gregg Galbraith · Post by **Gregg Galbraith** » 6 Nov 2001 12:53 pm

My first inspiration to want to play parts with a steel player was hearing Charleton and Rhodes. More recently, I was amazed by Morrell and Chambers. This year at Scotty's, the best twin stuff I heard was by Steve Paticco(sp?) and Al Briscoe.

Jelle Biel · Post by **Jelle Biel** » 6 Nov 2001 3:30 pm

GREGG,
I did here some Ray Pennington with
the Big E and YOU
Our first choice,,,,,,,,says also
Koos & Gerry Hogan

Jelle