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Favorite song on this unmatched steel guitar album ❤️

Bakersfield County is the best. Wynn and Merl. Buck and Dwight ❤

The piano riff in Blue Jade is like raindrops.

Who came here because of Jim James?

Great song, great singer, fantastic performance. Thanks

Beautiful playing.

I share this with all my jazz playing friends. Steel guitar it ain't just country.

Thanks, that made my evening

I enjoyed Big Jim and his skill on C6 neck

this aged like milk

Awesome. And Johnny Gimble fiddlin or?!

Steely Dan was Mel Torme for heads

I love this era and style of country music and I love Buddy Emmons, he should be in the guitar pantheon with Jimi Hendrix and all the other greats

I'm on my second time

My Dad's favorite song ❤

At .57 the cat turns the c6 loose! Sweet!

So much feeling, talent, and tone. Awesome! You can't just listen once.

That steel was oozn out some licks.

The man was a bundle of talent!

I love this man

I don’t think I’ve ever seen Buddy with no hat

Great pedal steel guitarist! Great singer!

He was handsome too! Notice he's playing in cowboy boots, just like I do!

Great song oh Mel you are Fabulous

Total fuckin desert island track for me.

The piano part is good, but, way too repetitive.

He played for Ray Price and that made both of them extra special. They complimented each other.

I hate to quibble but I think the date this album was recorded would have been 1968. I moved to Nashville in October 1968. I lived in a boarding house in east Nashville. One of my roommates was steel player Niel Flanz. Buddy gave him a box of promotional albums, not to be sold, to hand out to friends. Niel gave me a copy and I still have that album.

Love your wonderful leather coat….. SIR

Great seeing Buddy playing a Sho Bud Steel...

I was born in 1944 and really believe I was born at the turning point of music with such greats like Hank Williams, Patti Page, Ricky Nelson, Elvis, The Beach Boys, etc. Buddy Emmons came on the scene with another great - Ray Price. What an exciting lifetime of music I’ve had all the way to 2024..

Given the context of 'Nightfly', this song was written in the style of a top-level lounge singer of the era.

Makes me want to take a piss and swat a mosquito.

Smooth as melted butter. Buddy never disappoints..

WOW OH MY GOD I love this! Love the original but love Mel's take and style on it

Holy wow!

That song was on his White Sport Coat...., album which was released in 1973 and clearly this was an early performance which kind of zeros in on when it occurred. Plus Willie without a beard. I'd say it had to be right around that same time.

How do you spell awesome? Thank you boys!

Esbanjou categoria e elegância!

Very relaxing and enjoyable.

I was there!

The 70s was fuckin awseome

I was there. I was blown away. That's all I've got to say.

I think that’s a Rhodes electric piano. It’s got a bell like tone in the upper octaves.

Willie looks like Lukas. Or vice versa.

What a treasure of a find

NOTHING LIKE THAT ''CRYING STEEL''....LOVE IT

That is one of the coolest videos I have ever seen. Early 70’s looks like

The best of the best .. a grand master at one of the most difficult instruments to play. RIP sir!

I've been a Jimmy Day fan since about 1957 and saw him in person, along with songwriter and electric-bass player at the time Willie Nelson, in the Ray Price band, at an appearance by Ray in the Baltimore area in 1960 - then again with Ray Price in 1965 in Baltimore. I have several of Jimmy's albums, but this is the first time I've heard this one. Thank you so much for posting it.