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Precious Metals w/ B:Thorough

EndgamE’s Precious Metals lines up the latest in the sounds of the underbelly: drill, auto-tune serenades and dancehall. 808 snares rattle like uzis, deep synths sing out like a foghorn through the spray – both grime and hip-hop, tunes for the club and tunes for the car. Lock in. therealendgame@gmail.com

RAHILL

New York based artist and musician Rahill selects a monthly medley of picks from her record collection, rooted in US jazz, with soul, folk and international sounds.

Buddy Emmons

Buddy Emmons

Buddy Emmons has been played on NTS over 10 times, featured on 10 episodes and was first played on 28 October 2014.

Buddy Emmons is the most influential pedal steel guitar player in the world. He has been recording by himself and as a session musician since the 50's. He has also participated in the technical development of the instrument itself, being a founder of both the Sho-bud steel guitar company, as well as the Emmons guitar brand.

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Buddy Emmons

Buddy Emmons has been played on NTS over 10 times, featured on 10 episodes and was first played on 28 October 2014.

Buddy Emmons is the most influential pedal steel guitar player in the world. He has been recording by himself and as a session musician since the 50's. He has also participated in the technical development of the instrument itself, being a founder of both the Sho-bud steel guitar company, as well as the Emmons guitar brand.

Original source Last.fm

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Wichita Lineman

Buddy Emmons

Elektra•1970

Blue Jade

Buddy Emmons

Emmons Guitar, Inc.•0

Blue Jade

Buddy Emmons

Emmons•1969

Witches Brew

Buddy Emmons

Emmons Guitar, Inc.•0

Scrapple From The Apple

Buddy Emmons, Lenny Breau

Stony Plain Records, Flying Fish•1978

Wild Mountain Thyme

Buddy Emmons

Sonet•1975

Hound Dog Blues

Shot Jackson, Buddy Emmons

Starday Records•1963

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