The pilot program for a proposed half-hour cable television program hosted by Gordon Close and featuring Buster B. Jones, produced in December of 2001.
Thanks for posting... what a tremendous piece of history... RIP for them both. Great guitarists, Buddies both, and two outstanding characters who are remembered fondly by anyone who knew them or even heard them at a distance.🏆🏆
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I became aware of and a big fan of Buster B Jones just a couple years before his untimely death. I have several of his teaching videos and they are excellent. When Thom Bresh hired Buster an "A Team" was indeed born. Not only could these guys play amazingly well, they were also were great entertainers! RIP Buster. Also, Gordon Close is an excellent guitarist in his own right. His highly unusual flat pick and pinky picking style is very clean and precise producing a polished Travis style. I only wish I could have been in the audience during this taping. Does anyone know where this was recorded?
If you're referencing Buster B's guitar , it's a Godin grand concert S.A. (full classical scale length/width + 13 pin output for use with guitar synthesizers). Its been customized with inlay also.
Thanks for posting... what a tremendous piece of history... RIP for them both. Great guitarists, Buddies both, and two outstanding characters who are remembered fondly by anyone who knew them or even heard them at a distance.🏆🏆
I stumbled upon Buster B and I'm glad I did. What a great guy.
2 of my favorite musicians, RIp Buster,and many blessed days Bresh man. Awesome
I really like Buster... i wish he was still with us...
Left us way to soon, thanks for mentioning Jerry Reed, love you both
Man, could this guy play. So sad that he is gone. Did some great work with Tom Bresh.
Buster B. Jones is a favorite of mine. I am sorry he died so young.
Nice stuff Buster… i say you & Tom Bresh about 20 years ago at a Finger Style show in Elizabethtown Ky… glad to see/hear you again…
Great upload. Thanks!!
Bluster legend!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I became aware of and a big fan of Buster B Jones just a couple years before his untimely death. I have several of his teaching videos and they are excellent. When Thom Bresh hired Buster an "A Team" was indeed born. Not only could these guys play amazingly well, they were also were great entertainers! RIP Buster. Also, Gordon Close is an excellent guitarist in his own right. His highly unusual flat pick and pinky picking style is very clean and precise producing a polished Travis style. I only wish I could have been in the audience during this taping. Does anyone know where this was recorded?
stringbender57 a guitar store in Denver CO called Melody Music
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RIP Buster.
What a player I adapted pedal steel guitar riffs to electric guitar that’s how I got my sound
🚬🤠🎸 awesome
Is there any videos of Gordon Close playing guitar? I couldn't find any a video uploaded in RUclips!
Damn he looks like Hank Williams Jr !
To be fair, most big white guys with a beard, cowboy hat, and aviators look like Hank Jr 😂
“ I thought they’d just got old “ 😊
yep
Anyone know what kind of guitar that is
If you're referencing Buster B's guitar , it's a Godin grand concert S.A. (full classical scale length/width + 13 pin output for use with guitar synthesizers). Its been customized with inlay also.
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Whats the name of the sl!ow song he played in drop D? Beautiful. Buster is one of the greats! Period.
It’s called “Just Us”. Said to be titled for two of his favorite guitars, a couple of Godin Multiac nylon strings he called Merle & Pearl.
whats the song at 9:41 ?
It's called Just Us of the homonymous album
When he played fast, his timing would go out the window
How bout posting some videos of you playing?
Good. But not a Chet Atkins
Show off - no music