I hope you enjoy your visit and will check back often. Many of the Steel Guitar legends both past & present have recorded timeless classic licks on original country & gospel tunes. is a steel guitar store helping you sound good all the time.Choose from our large inventory of steel guitars, accessories, and instructional materials from several pros at affordable prices in Hendersonville, Tennessee, home of Johnny Cash and Conway Twitty. Those kickoffs, fills, licks, and endings I play are some I STEEL from other pickers. Through the years I've had great joy in meeting many professional and non-professional players who I try to learn from. A few of my steel guitar heros and mentors have been Buddy Emmons, Smiley Roberts, Tim Sergant, Lloyd Green, Bruce Boulton, Cal Sharp, Jimmy Crawford, David Spires, Tommy Butler, Paul Franklin, Pete Finney and John Hughey. However, when I finally saw a Pedal Steel Guitar up close it looked very intimidating because of all the strings, pedals, and knee levers involved in it's set-up. There I saw steel players like Buddy Emmons, Curley Chalker, Don Helms, Sonny Burnette, & Hal Rugg make it look so easy. As a child I started watching Nashville country music shows on TV. buddy emmons music is now closed Buddy thanks you for your support over the years SO YOU KNOW: I will still offer the Black Shirts and will likely be adding another product or two as time goes by. Medley: Wabash Cannonball / Bouquet Of Roses / Thats The Hawaiian In Me / Steel Guitar Rag / Remington Ride / Buds Bounce Buddy Emmons. I love playing my steel guitars, they're my passion. Indian Killed A Woodcock / Sugarfoot Rag Buddy Emmons. Show Pro D10 - amber (8+6), MSA D10 Legend XL Signature - redburst (9+6), Infinity SD10 (4+5) Sho-Bud Pro 111 Custom (8+6), Emmons black Push-Pull D10 (8+5), Zum D10 (8x8), Hudson pedal resonator.
I started learning to play Pedal Steel Guitar back in 1986. However, Mike chose Buddy and Doug Jernigan to represent the pedal steel. Hello, I'm Nick Reed from Russellville, Kentucky.
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