She also said, "I had the best musicians on the planet in my band." And she was right.

She can also say that she played rhythm guitar for James Burton!

@@scottsoucy6186 and mark knopfler

She’s still beautiful and talented today. She also still performs. I saw back in November. She had Verlon Thompson and Shawn Camp(both were in Guy Clark’s band) playing with her that night. The whole show was the three of them playing Guy Clark songs. It was amazing.

Aloongside w Linda

I love your comment….your insight is spot on. Gram was on the cusp of greatness when he passed away. Watching this makes one think of how fabulous it would have been if he didn’t die in 1973. Emmy Lou was by far the best person to carry on and share his legacy. X

Well put, thank you for your comment !! Greetings from The Netherlands.@@charlottebrooks3671

@@charlottebrooks3671 fucking opiates kill so many good but tragic people (weeping).. lost a coworker 2 weeks ago to the blasted opiates.

I'm pretty sure the bass player is married to Patty Lovelace.

Correct

Warren Wright Gadzooks, did you actually know him?!!!✌💜

Warren Wright. What’s not to say? Albert Lee and Eric Clapton were at Chas and Daves Christmas party BBC 1982. It was rumoured that bbc supplied the Beer!!

he is such a great guitar player that I reckon he should leave the singing alone!

@@pandapaws2000 ACTUAULLY, I've seen him do some great harmony and backing vocals ...

@@jpb1231000 ok leave the lead vocal alone perhaps?

+a cain word!

That's Mr. Telecaster Lee.

a good guitar sounds like the driver. Both Albert Lee and Jeff Beck drove it well.

And of course Jimi.

If you know how to use it ;-) (There's a reason Julian Lage still plays a '54.)

great you appreciate him...great he is your favourite...but there many "heavy Metal" guitarists who have serious musical and guitar chops and Albert Lee would be the first say so...why make that kind of comparison...it's kind of foolish.

Well said,a gift to us all,and a humble sweet guy too

Man that’s what i was wanting to say but mine came out as some unimportant stupid shit cause i was still dumbfounded. Kinda dazed and confussed. But you wrapped it up in a nutshell. Well said!

LOL Then she went all gypsy hill billy.

Haha .. Funny ... It was smoking on that stage...

Na-aah - she realized that there was(Gasp!) too many guitars goin', and she wisely got out of the way. This is an example of why she's consistently had the best musicians in her band - she serves the song while putting on a good show. After a long time, she put the Hot Band behind her and went with a smaller group. But she's always got a great band. She knows that people expect it from her; she's worked hard for her reputation for always putting on a good show. But THAT'S what she's after, even more than applause. This is why she always seems uninterested in adulation or compliments on her looks - that's not why she's there. And so she always works hard, and her band works hard to back her up the best that they can, and everyone wins. It's too bad that it's unlikely that any young singer will come along with her values(even if the singer could match her gifts) - the world has just changed too much, and people are all so different today. Time does, as the song says, go past like a hurricane. At least we've got these cool old videos; Albert is just great on this one, one of Gram's that's always been a song for the band to stretch out on.

ha!!

Bahaaa

You seem to have been a great mum! 🙌

The perfect combination!

And this is perhaps the hottest of their songs.

Yeah I saw Emmy Lou with the Hot Band three times though I remember Ricky Skaggs was instead of Albert Lee. At the Palomino in Burbank. every show right up front right below Emmy Lou who I locked eyes with a few times. and I was cute back then so she was definitely checking me out. gg. But the music and her singing. Oh my God, it was perfect.

I saw that show, too, in Champaign, Il. I didn't know what I was walking into and was blown away.

Dragging!

@@domchadwick7170 She dances around the beat a little but the hearts there

In B major, no less

Not so sure about the miming; there was plenty of that. Not this excerpt of course but many of the "live" acts which did a couple of numbers on an episode were often suspiciously over-instrumentated (such as rod clements of lindisfarne playing a violin solo whilst the bass round his neck which he's taken his hands off continues to pump it out - and many more) It was a good show overall but not quite always what it seemed.

William Nelson Wrong Lee. It was Alvin not Albert in Ten Years After.

Got it. I always wondered about that. Both super fast guitarists though. What are the odds? Albert lee is a true freak of musical nature. He outpicks the Scruggs, doc Watson and James Burton and is a Brit.

it's an international submarine band song

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Her record company told her to get a hot band. So she went and did it. And a hot band it was.

impassable she plays rythm ...;)

impassable And unfortunately the tambourine is off sometimes as well.

+Jeremy Husmann Your right she's definitely no Stacy Partridge but then you shouldn't compare Legends they both have their Good and bad. BUT in her defense have you ever performed on stage and I don't see any head gear on her you CAN'T HEAR and it sucks you can't really hear what's coming from where , sometimes it's just all LOUD.NOISE doesn't sound like what the audience is hearing to those on stage.

+Jeremy Husmann I love Emmylou to death, but she's always a little rhythmically challenged. Watch her try to dance on Little Feat's Dixie Chicken!

+CJ carp Yes I have actually. I've been drummer in a rockabilly band. But you're right, the monitors aren't always well adjusted. So, good point!

+Dom Brace He's been practising a bit since then...

@@Bryt25 he inspired many who followed...I think Vince Gill for one...(Vince is a SUPERB TELE player)

My first introduction to Albert Lee was a cassette an Irish friend gave me just before I left for Canada. It was called "Gagged, But Not Bound," and it was like a master class in tier 1 guitar chops. I learned a great deal from listening to and studying that tape, and I don't even play country!😉