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Gene Watson - Buddy Emmons

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Terrific break on this song from Buddy. Now to learn it!

https://youtu.be/cOq7ppKUylY?si=8_FDJgJeCsR0UvFR
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That's a good record. Buddy plays some great stuff as usual. I read that Buddy played a Carter on this record.

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Love It !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Some discussion on that break that Buddy does. Of course, what I'm doing is not exact, but the break created some ideas off of Buddy's ideas. Here's some playing and ideas on it.

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Sounds great Ron.

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Some discussion on that break that Buddy does. Of course, what I'm doing is not exact, but the break created some ideas off of Buddy's ideas. Here's some playing and ideas on it.

https://clyp.it/onpejlax
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I heard Gene couldn’t stand C6 for some reason ( possibly even if Buddy played it!.. lol ) word on the street is you could get fired if you attempted it. I honestly think this break is on the E9th neck…not that he couldn’t replicate it on a broom if he wanted to! Either way it’s another wonderful solo from the Maestro himself, so beautifully played!
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Mike Holder wrote:I heard Gene couldn’t stand C6 for some reason ( possibly even if Buddy played it!.. lol ) word on the street is you could get fired if you attempted it. I honestly think this break is on the E9th neck…not that he couldn’t replicate it on a broom if he wanted to! Either way it’s another wonderful solo from the Maestro himself, so beautifully played!
I heard the same thing, Mike. Yes it is done on the E9.
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Following….
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E9th neck

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Ron H -

Thanks for the Tab.

Will try to get thru that 'knuckle buster' later tonight.

Kind regards -

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Ron Funk wrote:Ron H -

Thanks for the Tab.

Will try to get thru that 'knuckle buster' later tonight.

Kind regards -

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Thanks Ron.

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Mike Holder wrote:I heard Gene couldn’t stand C6 for some reason ( possibly even if Buddy played it!.. lol ) word on the street is you could get fired if you attempted it. I honestly think this break is on the E9th neck…not that he couldn’t replicate it on a broom if he wanted to! Either way it’s another wonderful solo from the Maestro himself, so beautifully played!
It’s absolutely on the E9…fabulous playing!

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Mike Holder wrote:I heard Gene couldn’t stand C6 for some reason ( possibly even if Buddy played it!.. lol ) word on the street is you could get fired if you attempted it. I honestly think this break is on the E9th neck…not that he couldn’t replicate it on a broom if he wanted to! Either way it’s another wonderful solo from the Maestro himself, so beautifully played!
Seems to my that Boo Miller told me Gene told him that too when he started playing with him.

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Nice one Ron! First I wrote it out in manuscript - the notes and rhythms. Then I notated which notes are picked cleanly and which are slid to. So now I can can play it pretty well. At a quarter-speed. Maybe in my next life. :) Buddy's thought process is so logical and musical. In awe.
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I heard Gene couldn’t stand C6 for some reason ( possibly even if Buddy played it!.. lol ) word on the street is you could get fired if you attempted it.
That's why the Back Neck is called "The two-week notice neck"..ah..ha....LOL In the real Country Music world. Some folks ONLY like Classic Country Music and Western Swing is NOT Country Music or sounds like Country Music as those two STYLES are NOT alike and some folks just do NOT like anything but Country Music.
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Jim Hoke wrote:Nice one Ron! First I wrote it out in manuscript - the notes and rhythms. Then I notated which notes are picked cleanly and which are slid to. So now I can can play it pretty well. At a quarter-speed. Maybe in my next life. :) Buddy's thought process is so logical and musical. In awe.
Glad you can use some of the nuggets from that Jim! How are your Williams’s doing? I’m still liking mine, thx to you!
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Ricky Davis wrote:
I heard Gene couldn’t stand C6 for some reason ( possibly even if Buddy played it!.. lol ) word on the street is you could get fired if you attempted it.
That's why the Back Neck is called "The two-week notice neck"..ah..ha....LOL In the real Country Music world. Some folks ONLY like Classic Country Music and Western Swing is NOT Country Music or sounds like Country Music as those two STYLES are NOT alike and some folks just do NOT like anything but Country Music.
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