The Steel Guitar Forum

might be Randy Reinhard? Who knows?
Fantastic break at 1.20
Hats off!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5foDCcTYF8

If we knew what song you were talking about, maybe we could help

Thanks, Bill

The only credits I found from that song were listing Buddy Emmons on steel.

might just be Buddy. It was recorded in 2005
http://honkytonkinmusic.bizland.com/sto ... honky.html

Here's what I found... CURTIS POTTER/THEM OLD HONKY TONKS. Recorded in Nashville with some of the permier pickers from the seventies and eighties POTTER performs twelve tracks salvaged from his days with STEP ONE RECORDS. Instrumentation includes fiddles, steel guitar, electric lead, piano, bass & drums. Musicians are comprised of the late DAVE KIRBY, BUDDY EMMONS, JIMMY CAPPS, DAVID SMITH, KENNY MALONE, ROB HAJACOS, HANK SINGER & BUNKY KEELS. Track listing: HONKY TONKS ARE CALLING ME AGAIN....I'LL NEVER ALWAYS LOVE YOU....HOLDING ON TO HOLDING ON....I COULD NEVER LOVE YOU....WE'RE NOT TALKING ANYMORE...EVERY TIME I HEAR A FIDDLE PLAY....FAR AWAY FEELING....I CAN'T KEEP MY MIND OFF OF YOU....LOST IN THE SHUFFLE....LET ME LOVE IN PEACE....I'M NOT CRAZY YET(Ray Price cover)....THE DAY YOU LEFT ME(Tommy Duncan cover). Lots of skip, skip twin fiddles and Texas shuffles on this one. Twelve performances.

That was indeed Buddy Emmons on that youtube clip Norbert posted

I love the subtle delay between the double-stop notes; makes it sound almost like twin guitars. Buddy used that technique occasionally, but I learned it from Stu Basore, and he used it a lot!