Faron Young... who played steel on this performance?

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Faron Young... who played steel on this performance?

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I wish to know.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7YeO72v ... re=related
Is it Buddy Emmons?
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Looks like Larry Sasser to me. Maybe the old Nashville Now band and singers. I think that's Fred Newell on his right and Hoot on the left twin fiddle. 8)
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Looks like "Wimmpy" Larry Sasser siting behind the Steel
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I shoulda said Fred on Larry's left with the guitar.
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Post by John H. McGlothlin »

That is definitley Larry Sasser on steel. I have a lot of them shows recorded on VHS tapes and some of em have Hal Rugg sitting in for Larry Sasser,I don't know exactly why Larry was not on the show which was about the time that the show left the air.
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Thanks :)
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Wimpy has got to be one of the most underated steelers. His delivery, tone and tasteful playing was and is wonderful.
Thanks for post, it bought back good memories of years gone by when country music was really country music.
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Faron Young, one of the greatest. I sure miss him.
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Post by J D Sauser »

I don't know who it is, but it's not BE.
The intro shows both hands, BE would have this pinky finger stretched out or wrapped under the 1st string.
Does not sound like BE either.

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But this is definetly Mr. Emmons playing on this lovely song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNgCZQUv ... re=related