It occurred to me that, at last, there's a fitting memorial to Buddy's legacy.
The Emmons Company is reborn and building the wraparound exactly as he wanted his new guitar to be.
Then there's Steve Fishell's wonderful biography, already a treasured item on many bookshelves.
If all that wasn't enough, there's now that iconic logo - designed by the Big E - and it's adorning the store-front in Sevierville.
I'm just sorry he's not still with us to see what has been done in his name.
Buddy Emmons' legacy
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Buddy Emmons' legacy
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(8+9: 'Day' pedals) Williams SD-12 (D13th: 8+6), Quilter TT-12, B-bender Teles and several old Martins.
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(8+9: 'Day' pedals) Williams SD-12 (D13th: 8+6), Quilter TT-12, B-bender Teles and several old Martins.
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I go to Sevierville often, and the last time I was there, the sign wasn't on the building yet, but there were steel guitars inside. I would love to test drive an Emmons ReSound '65 because I've always been a fan of Emmons steels of the '60s since I started playing steel twenty-three years ago. The new Emmons Guitar Company is a great tribute to Buddy. Buddy would be proud to see that Emmons is back again. I looked through the windows at the steels, and they look awesome!