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Posted: **24 Mar 2010 9:10 am**

This is so wonderful to see.

Posted: **24 Mar 2010 9:08 pm**

Roger Light, Thank you for posting that link. I just listened and Jimmy Dickens was never more eloquent. It is so nice to see the Big E recognized by someone like Dickens who isn't a steel player. Great pictures,Ernie and what a joy to see Buddy back on the Opry stage. Hope this is the beginning of something new in your life,Buddy.

Posted: **25 Mar 2010 7:59 am**

This is great! Thanks for sharing the pics, all.

Like Larry Petree said, way back on page 1, this made my day!

Posted: **28 Mar 2010 4:50 pm**

PLEASE BUMP GREAT PHOTOS

Posted: **28 Mar 2010 10:46 pm**

Thank you for sharing the photos,Ernie. It's good to see Buddy doing well. Everyone in the steel guitar community loves and respects Buddy. I have never met the man.But, I know who he is.Buddy Emmons is an individual of great charecter. He is forever THE KING OF THE STEEL GUITAR"! LONG LIVE THE KING!!!!!!!
Tommy Shown

Posted: **29 Mar 2010 2:19 pm**

Thanks to all and to you ERNIE for posting the pics he is """THE MAN"" of steel for sure .

Posted: **30 Mar 2010 11:07 pm**

That smile

should be pattented, Thanks Ernie. God bless Mr Emmons

Posted: **2 Apr 2010 6:47 am**

WHAT a empty place behind the PSG now !!

so difficult to translate the feeling we have in Europe about "Mr BIG E "....

so many magic moments to listen ...
WHAT A GREAT WAY in Music !!!
GREAT THANKS, BUDDY (words are too weak)

have a great retirement and become a " fan " with pleasure, hope to see often your warm smile in public audiences..
(excuse some mistakes perhaps in language

respect and friendship from france,
bernard glorian

Posted: **5 Apr 2010 7:14 am**

I'm relatively sure Buddy has read all the replies here and appreciates all the well wishes and nice heart felt comments.

I added a few people to the Tribute Page, as well..

Posted: **6 Apr 2010 5:09 am**

Great to see the Legend honored in the manner he so justly deserves.
If anyone has a photo taken that night from in front of the stage, I sure wish they'd post it !

Posted: **6 Apr 2010 9:26 am**

ernie...wow....the tribute page...wow! ....thanx!

Posted: **15 Apr 2010 6:54 am**

WOW !!!

Posted: **15 Apr 2010 9:37 am**

Seeing Jimmy and Buddy together reminds me of pics I've seen of Jimmy and Hank Williams. Here's the man who has survived six decades of country music. He started before there were pedals on steels. Using Walter Haynes, Buddy Emmons, and Jimmy Day, he ushered in a new era of country music, which is still evolving. Thank you, Mr. Dickens.
Scotty brought Tommy to a show I was on at the Louisville Hilton in 1974. I guess Tommy was about 16 at the time. He sat in on my Sho-Bud and showed everybody how the cow ate the cabbage! Do you remember that, Tommy?
The nice thing about family is the grandfathers that we share and look up to.

Posted: **18 Apr 2010 4:06 pm**

Lets hope Mr E decides to write the book, what a fantastic read that would be......all the correct historical information.

Posted: **18 Apr 2010 8:29 pm**

touched & speechless.. awesome !!!

Posted: **5 Feb 2011 12:15 pm**

I took my very 1st steel guitar seminar with Buddy in Armonk, NY in 1987.
I was so in awe of him I just mainly listened to what he had to say.
Thank goodness I taped the seminar back then so I could go home and learn what he showed us.
Don

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