I can't tell you how many nights I went to sleep to this song... He would play it over and over to perfection..... This man had a huge impact on a lot of lives, he was smart good at what he did and most of all the best Dad I could ever had asked for.... I miss you Dad and I Love you
Hey Mama! For what it's worth, I just stumbled onto your dad and am enjoying hearing him play...and learning from him. I don't know how I never came across him before. What a generous soul. I'm 49 and a guitar player. I've been learning so much these last few days going down the Buster B. Jones rabbit hole. He shared so much knowledge through so many videos and was a great mentor. He still is and he's still having an impact on lives. It was nice reading your comment and getting a little more insight on him and I just feel compelled to let you know. He was truly selfless and I'm sure I'm not the only one who is grateful for for him. Love & light to you!
Hi Mama. I remember talking to your Dad back in 2010. He was always so passionate about the guitar, but also life. I wish I could have met him then, but I was a bit I'll. I'm much better now and will always be a huge fan of his talent 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Skaedis, I wrote "Goodbye Buster B." when I heard the tragic news. I'll be posting in a week or so. I had planned to meet him at this year's CAAS. When I heard the news, I was inspired to compose this tribute. I'll post it as a video response on this page. Such a loss.
Pour un petit hommage à celui qui m'a fait aimé la guitare et son picking car sans lui je n'aurais jamais joué... Vous pouvez écouter la suite chez bobyjack2.
I find this video rather confusing. I have a video that I filmed that predates this where Buster explains the origins of the song. He wrote the song in memory of his own father who made shadows on the wall with his hands of birds and other images-hence the name Fingers in Flight. I suspect Buster was bending the truth a bit in this video.
@abaloneification Hi.... I uploaded this video this week. It's called -Buster B. Jones, 1999, CAAS, "Fingers In Flight". I have many videos of Buster and Tommy Emmanuel on my channel, please check them out.
I can't tell you how many nights I went to sleep to this song... He would play it over and over to perfection..... This man had a huge impact on a lot of lives, he was smart good at what he did and most of all the best Dad I could ever had asked for.... I miss you Dad and I Love you
Hey Mama! For what it's worth, I just stumbled onto your dad and am enjoying hearing him play...and learning from him. I don't know how I never came across him before. What a generous soul. I'm 49 and a guitar player. I've been learning so much these last few days going down the Buster B. Jones rabbit hole. He shared so much knowledge through so many videos and was a great mentor. He still is and he's still having an impact on lives. It was nice reading your comment and getting a little more insight on him and I just feel compelled to let you know. He was truly selfless and I'm sure I'm not the only one who is grateful for for him. Love & light to you!
Hi Mama. I remember talking to your Dad back in 2010. He was always so passionate about the guitar, but also life. I wish I could have met him then, but I was a bit I'll. I'm much better now and will always be a huge fan of his talent 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wow he's your dad.. God keep his precious soul 🙏
He is a LEGEND!
Always will be!
Perfect ...and beautiful..thank you B....
RIP Buster, now you can play again with, Marcel Chet, Merle .... Say hello to them for us ..... so long...
Certainly Marcel DADI and Buster B JONES are playing together in the sky .
I hope someone writes a song to honor you Buster. There are too many that did not get to hear you.
Beautiful.
i love them both..
Splendid and really in the spirit of Marcel.
Thank you for him and for us...
This whole DVD (BBJ In Concert) is just ridiculously good.
thanx for marcel
you are super!!!!
Cheers z
Tks!
Skaedis, I wrote "Goodbye Buster B." when I heard the tragic news. I'll be posting in a week or so. I had planned to meet him at this year's CAAS. When I heard the news, I was inspired to compose this tribute. I'll post it as a video response on this page. Such a loss.
My favorite! Thank's for sharing!
Magic.
Wonderful!
This is a beautiful composition.
thank you buster. ;-)
Brilliant
Nice
que hermoso!!! espectacular sonido
superbe hommage :-)
@eric1love I agree, some kind of synthesised strings when a note is held on for a certain amount of time.
Sounds like he's using a subtle Roland guitar synth patch underneath his picking. Very cool.
Pour un petit hommage à celui qui m'a fait aimé la guitare et son picking car sans lui je n'aurais jamais joué... Vous pouvez écouter la suite chez bobyjack2.
@homeskillet1962 Strange looking tuner! Ok thanks for that:-)
What is the little brown object, fixed near the horn of Buster's guitar??
so where can we find the sheet music? this is too good to not learn...
watch his song skippy or back porch boogie and see if you can play them
He gave me a fred kelly thumbpick and was very friendly guy at a clinic for godin..
I find this video rather confusing. I have a video that I filmed that predates this where Buster explains the origins of the song. He wrote the song in memory of his own father who made shadows on the wall with his hands of birds and other images-hence the name Fingers in Flight. I suspect Buster was bending the truth a bit in this video.
@eric1love yes
What's the little brown box on the front of his guitar?
Was there some kind of synthesized built in to that guitar?
@abaloneification Hi.... I uploaded this video this week. It's called -Buster B. Jones, 1999, CAAS, "Fingers In Flight". I have many videos of Buster and Tommy Emmanuel on my channel, please check them out.
I hear strings in this?? midi guitar?
This sounds like it could have been written by Tommy Emmanuel. He left behind some great music.
@ianrkav A tuner.
Buster passed away today.
he can play,i don't like the tone of that guitar tho...seems real muffled maby the audio of the vid mite have somethin to do w/that..
В отличии от такого рвача и позорища как дидюля ,БАСТЕР знал с какой стороны подходить к гитаре