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Donna Sherrard Singing with Buddy Emmons 1989
Donna Sherrard singing with Boogie and Emmons 1989
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Steel Show with Boogie Sherrard Buddy Emmons 1989
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Steel show 1989 With Donna Sherrard on vocals with Buddy Emmons on steel, Boogie Sherrard on lead guitar, Glen Phillips on Acoustic, Gary Talbot on Drums, and Fred Scroggin on Bass
Derby City Steel Ron Elliott Buddy Emmons Hal Rugg Stu Basore Boogie Fred Scroggin Gary Talbot 1990
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Steel show in Louisville 1990 with Buddy Emmons on steel, Boogie Sherrard lead Gary Talbots drums Fred Scroggin bass Ron Elliott Hal Rugg and Stu Basore!
Derby City Buddy 1988
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Buddy Emmons playing at the Steel show in Jeffersonville with Boogie Sherrard on lead guitar, Glen Phillips on Acoustic, Russ Caswell drums and Fred Scroggin on Bass in 1988
Boogie Sherrard Derby City Steel show 1988
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Boogie Sherrard playing Steel at the Derby Steel show 1988. Boogie playing Steel with a flat pick
This is called jamming even though some fault this. It's not a perfect production, but. Anything with Buddy and this group is worth a listen.
Sit down fellow, and let buddy and boogy play.🤣😂😂🤣
Thank you for uploading this.
This is awesome! Thank you.
Like no other
This is one of the worst PSG shows every. The guitar player was over playing from start too finish . Buddy Emmons was the only one on stage with any class .
Why do we all have to get old and die? It just isn't right to live in a particular time and not be able to enjoy it for years longer than we get to. Buddy was my biggest influence when I started learning to play steel back in 1979 and I got to stand next to him at a show in Fort Worth. It was one of the biggest thrills of my life to this day.
Is he playing an Emmons guitar? Not clear what I am seeing there.
Yea BUDDY//………u da BIG>>E
I'm still puzzled. Why mask off the guitar logo? I mean really? We know what it is! We knew who it was.... We'll miss him forever ("The Master")....... Enough should be enough.
To ""The Master", with Love, Forever.
Great steel playing!!
Buddy Emmons the finest steel player ever!!!
I really enjoyed listen to your music I wish I could play like you guys you are the best well done...
The bass player looks like Wolfman Jack. Get a short haircut and a shave!
Simmer down now, boy
And he never smiles. I don't know him and I should, because I'm from Louisville also.
As Good as it gets
Buddy still owns the pedal steel guitar benchmark , it is very doubtful if anyone will ever surpass him.
Jeeeezzzz There was a lot of "overplaying" in this show and messing up ....... not from Buddy he had more taste than that.
Could never get shows like this today. Ticket.....r scalper co-conspirators would screw it up and price the average fan out of the market.
Live tuning by master with the play by ear. Not a dam..danged one of the "new country" spoiled boys could do that on stage today.
Jazz archival folks should really give this Buddy Emmons and Boogie Sherrard some SERIOUS attention. You are missing a big connecting cross link. These guys are 'Boiler Plate' alternative jazzers. A good trumpet or sax player could float in and jam with this. More please. I'll bet Ms. Donna Sherrad-Williams may agree. She was great on Ode To Billie Joe.
So glad to find this. On my save list file.
Take Me Out to the Ball Game. On the 7th inning stretch Harry Cary and Phil Rizzuto would say, "Holy Cow, that's a Home Run. He knocked it out of the park !".
Tuneless
Yeah, I agree , most of it was tuneless.... there was a lot of overplaying and missing notes , Buddy was the only one who was in control and kept it tasteful....but I still don't like the jazz on pedal steel .......it seems to be a quest to play as many notes as they can inside the tune.
Buddy, always the best, I really miss him. Thanks to the people who recorded these shows and those that now post them on the internet.
I was there but I remember the lineup being Shonna Derrard, Eddy Bummons, Shoogie Berrard, Pen Glillips, Tary Galbot, and good ol Scred Froggins. I was pretty drunk the whole time but it was a great show.
Exquisite performance!
Beautiful steel daddy 😘
Love to hear steel guitar, it is really beautiful especially when played by a talent like Buddy!
Oh my goodness, what a gem of a recording. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!
0:00 Gonna Build Me A Mountain 6:36 Same Old Me 10:18 Midnight in Old Amarillo 14:30 Rose Coloured Glasses 18:04 This Cold War With You 22:10 Night Life 27:00 Movin' On 31:07 Frauline 35:35 Take Me Out To The Ballgame 39:20 Mansion On The Hill 44:25 Four Or Five Times 48:30 Blue Jade 52:34 S.S. Cool
Fine job from Donna and Boogie. And then there's Buddy, none better.
Carl Boyd was my grandfather! He also made Derby Steel guitars! This video gave me chills! Haven’t heard that voice in almost 20 years.
So good!
Oh to turn back time 👏👏👏👏👏
What’s the first tune called? Love this!
Gonna Build A Mountain
When was this video make ?
Buddy asked me to do another song….. I was so honored 🙂
you sounded great!
and your dad is a world-class player. wow! what a great day for you being up there with your father and buddy.
Really enjoyed your Ode To Billy Joe. Great job. You were a good part of a really great project.
Spe ial appreciation goes to Tuck Raisor (RIP) for getting Buddy to our area 👍👍
Love seeing all these shows get uploaded! Thanks so much! Buddy Emmons my hero.
Camera man was drunk I think.
What a fantastic show. Band is phenomenal with Boogie on lead guitar and Buddy trading licks.
Buddy Emmons Scotty and Dad thanks for all the good time's and wonderful memories ❤♥💖
Buddy Emmons what a legend 👏.MY Dad and Buddy were friends 💙. I have pictures of them toghter the international steel guitar 🎸convention. Scotty s Music Dwight 🎶 North County Missouri. They put on the conventions. Have pictures of the band so many good memories. I came across a picture of 2 men at the convention with there international steel convention shirts Dad didn't have there names on. To be at the international steel convention was something to to see beautiful memories need to post some of the picture's have before. Miss my Dad dearly happy for the memories RIP to all have passed
His Master's Voice .....
And my precious Boogie-Dad on lead 😌❤️
That guys a great player, you should be proud.
Great playing by all involved. Buddy in top form as usual. He even Flint Hill Special!!! You never hear that!!
Good as it gets
Donna, your dad was an exceptional picker and I got the pleasure of seeing him in Knoxville at Stoneys show. Needless to say I was floored. God bless you and Boogie.
Thank you so much 😁
Thanks so much for posting this great material. My opportunity to see Buddy was limited and this fills the gap nicely. Boogie was an excellent guitarist and yet played steel with a flatpick. Great stuff.