The Universal pedal bar mount fits over the top of the pedal bar. The other type is universal and fits all other guitars. One type fits the Emmons and Derby guitars. Hilton offers two styles of pedal bar mounts. "Compared to What," which was a huge hit for Les McCann and Eddie Harris, is an unqualified dud, with a completely forgettable vocal by Emmons. When instrument is lifted from floor, pedal remains attached.
there were two thumb screws with rubber feet that sat on top of two flat pieces of alum that screwed to the bottom flange of the pedal bar, the thumb screws wold hold the pedal in place so you could carry the guitar with the pedal attached. The pedal steel definitely gives a rather unique sound to Benny Golson's "Killer Joe," though Breau is clearly the more interesting soloist. that sounds like yours Tom, the 'hook' went inside of the pedal bar then up thru a hole in the top flange. The interpretation of "Scrapple From the Apple" has a bizarre quiet introduction, but quickly transforms into a cooker. Breau's salute to Johann Sebastian Bach, "Bach's Bouree," opens with his gorgeous unaccompanied solo after the band is added, it maintains its magic with understated brushwork by Malone. "Minors Aloud" is a mid-tempo blues jointly written by Emmons and Breau, though all of the individual solos are rather perfunctory. Скачать с: Turbobit In this second meeting between pedal steel guitarist Buddy Emmons and jazz guitarist Lenny Breau, they find common ground as they venture through a session mixing jazz standards and original compositions, accompanied by keyboardist Randy Goodrum, bassist Charles Dungey, and drummer Kenny Malone.