Buster and Bresh R I P together with M. Travis, C Atkins, J Reed, M Dadi, G Campbell, L Breau, E. Twitty, ... , there must be a guitar heaven. Here on earth we will keep your great music alive for next generations.
RIP both. Sucks not having them around. Buster, sure as hell would ve figured new ways to play the guitar had he stayed around a bit more, as he always did, that bloke never let one day go by without evolving his playing. The Breshmen s passing really hurts bad, even to this day. Since this kind of player and entertainer is gone with Thom. Sure we have Tommy Emmanuel, Greg Koch and what not, but those cats arent that deep rooted in the foundations, Greg s a more Danny Gatton- esque and Tommy s more Lenny Breau influenced player. Thom was the last true original from this country guitar picking saga, the player s that pionnered it and kept innovating til their very last breath. Nowadays it's all about being influenced by them without taking it further. A hollow victory, but still a win, cause letting this music disappear would be the worst thing to happen.
Oh Thom. My Papai Noel. If only you knew it worked; you saved my life. I’m still here. You will be missed at the centenary of the CAAS. I can’t believe it’s been almost two years. I will feel it in May as I did last year.
The greats in this sytle of guitar are almost always very kind and modest. As good as they are, they're in awe like the rest of us of Chet, Jerry, and Merle.
They never once acknowledged the audience applause. That’s a real drain on an audience. They didn’t even really interact with the audience. It’s a shame because they are both brilliant players.
Interresting observation.Could he be a little jaded?I think all accompished musicians/performers feel they deserve more applause.I noticed the applause was not that enthusiastic as if it was kind of 'ho-hum'.A kind of agreement the individuals have with each other:..."Hold back ,now ,..Just light clapping.Who knows ,he might be keeping the best til last. Do you remember the song "it's hard to be humble"?.It is you know. Any rate,I thought he talked alot to the audience.
Just found this amazing fellow at 74 .Just shows me there are so many who have escaped my radar.Jeesh.What a dedicated man.
Buster and Bresh R I P together with M. Travis, C Atkins, J Reed, M Dadi, G Campbell, L Breau, E. Twitty, ... , there must be a guitar heaven. Here on earth we will keep your great music alive for next generations.
RIP to the great Breshman.
RIP both. Sucks not having them around. Buster, sure as hell would ve figured new ways to play the guitar had he stayed around a bit more, as he always did, that bloke never let one day go by without evolving his playing. The Breshmen s passing really hurts bad, even to this day. Since this kind of player and entertainer is gone with Thom. Sure we have Tommy Emmanuel, Greg Koch and what not, but those cats arent that deep rooted in the foundations, Greg s a more Danny Gatton- esque and Tommy s more Lenny Breau influenced player. Thom was the last true original from this country guitar picking saga, the player s that pionnered it and kept innovating til their very last breath. Nowadays it's all about being influenced by them without taking it further. A hollow victory, but still a win, cause letting this music disappear would be the worst thing to happen.
Oh Thom. My Papai Noel. If only you knew it worked; you saved my life. I’m still here. You will be missed at the centenary of the CAAS. I can’t believe it’s been almost two years. I will feel it in May as I did last year.
I listen and talked 2 thom bresh about 5 years ago he was a great guy the man could play great he was one of the best
The greats in this sytle of guitar are almost always very kind and modest. As good as they are, they're in awe like the rest of us of Chet, Jerry, and Merle.
Some of the best ever
RIP Buster . So sad you left this world to early .
Absolutely Incredible, Two of the world's best! They don't make them like that anymore, not even close, Bravo!
So beautiful tribute for Marcel Dadi. 😘
Awesome guitar picking as always
Fantastik!!!
Perfect!
It doesn't get any better than this!!! Damn, 2 absolute legends;)
Very good sounding guitar.
It is mostly from the acoustic xiter they are plugged into. I have one and wow what a difference in sound.
Great job!
So pretty....
Well there you go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where that vid came from ???...Man, that is mindblowing......Buster & Breshman ,forever and ever THE BEST !
Yes , it was un exceptional concert , ..... and un fantastic week-end with Buster
Douai (North of France), in February or March 2003
to bad Buster drank himself to death.
amazing. add this to your tutorial vdo's. Please !
"She would have worn her mother's girdle but she didn't have the guts." LOL
43:52
Chet was Picky, you made the grade, not many do!
😁👍
Could someone post the song list for Thom?
Anyone know the name of the song they start around 51:00?
Guitarville with a prelude
@@davidyiljal6862 Thank you David.
They never once acknowledged the audience applause. That’s a real drain on an audience. They didn’t even really interact with the audience. It’s a shame because they are both brilliant players.
Interresting observation.Could he be a little jaded?I think all accompished musicians/performers feel they deserve more applause.I noticed the applause was not that enthusiastic as if it was kind of 'ho-hum'.A kind of agreement the individuals have with each other:..."Hold back ,now ,..Just light clapping.Who knows ,he might be keeping the best til last.
Do you remember the song "it's hard to be humble"?.It is you know.
Any rate,I thought he talked alot to the audience.
At around 23:45 he actually says Thank you.Not once?
His stage mannerisms reminds me of Rory GallagherHE IS HAVING FUN!AINT THAT THE NAME OF THE GAME?
So beautiful tribute for Marcel Dadi. 😘