Tommy Emmanuel
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Oct 29, 2026
Leith ForrestHOST
I think as well as listening to it, to watch you guys do that, anyone that knows how to play the guitar knows how difficult it can be, and you're up.
Leith ForrestHOST
It reminded me of Tommy Emanuel too.
Leith ForrestHOST
There are not just traditional chords and chord progressions.
Leith ForrestHOST
Amazing work.
Jeremy DylanHOST
Hello and welcome to My Favorite Album, with me, Jeremy Dillon.
Jeremy DylanHOST
I'm an ARIA-nominated record producer, a songwriter, and the director of films, including the new documentary, Tommy Emanuel, The Endless Road.
Jeremy DylanHOST
Each episode, I talk to a new guest about an album they love and how it's influenced and inspired them.
Jeremy DylanHOST
My guest today is an Arial-winning singer-songwriter whose blend of unabashed, high-octane live showmanship and intimate storytelling songcraft has taken her around the world, from Australian country halls to the iconic stage of Glastonbury.
Dan MillerHOST
And then 20 years later, he decides to do this other record, Roots from Roots to Branches.
Dan MillerHOST
And he's having, you know, you know, he's got a Doc Watson cut on there that he recorded before, but he's also got Sierra Hall and Trey Hensley and Billy Strings and And all these great, Kenny Smith, all these great players, Tommy Emanuel, Chris Eldridge.
Dan MillerHOST
But then, you know, you get to be a part of that, which I think is really awesome for you.
Dan MillerHOST
That's just great that you are selected to be a part of
Feng EGUEST
And when I was really little, my, my dad really liked to play Beatles, Pink Floyd, and those influenced me a lot.
Feng EGUEST
And for the finger style, I really like Tommy Emmanuel.
Feng EGUEST
He, his playing influenced me a lot.
Feng EGUEST
And recently I listen to lots of music from Julian Lage.
BretzHOST
Oh, who cares? It's out of your life.
KerryAUDIENCE
Emmanuel.
KerryAUDIENCE
Emmanuel.
KerryAUDIENCE
Should
BretzHOST
have said Paul McCartney or something.
BretzHOST
Emmanuel.
KerryAUDIENCE
No, Emmanuel.
KerryAUDIENCE
Tommy Emmanuel, Phil Emmanuel, and
Tommy EmmanuelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
For my last old dollar's gone
Craig HavighurstHOST
gone[upbeat bluegrass music] Speaking of North Carolina, that is the old Charlie Poole song Don't Let Your Deal Go Down, widely covered, here by Bryan Sutton in a duo performance with Australian super picker Tommy Emmanuel, which is on the new album Roots and Branches, Volume One.
Craig HavighurstHOST
We will hear a lot more from Bryan about his studio career and his work with Billy Strings after a break.
Craig HavighurstHOST
You're listening to The String from WMOT Roots Radio.
Stephen BennettGUEST
Um, I still do.
Stephen BennettGUEST
Um, you can actually, if you dig deep on YouTube, I think you can still find, uh, Tommy Emmanuel and I playing the St. Louis Blues, where I'm singing it and holding the clarinet behind my back until it's time to take a solo, um, at a place in Virginia-
Dave GoldenbergHOST
That's great
Stephen BennettGUEST
... like 25 years ago.
Todd HardyGUEST
Yeah.
Brian HayesHOST
Tommy Emmanuel, Eric Clapton.
Todd HardyGUEST
Yeah.
Brian HayesHOST
Wes Montgomery, you know.
18 MINS LATER
Brian HayesHOST
When you're playing live, obviously you can feed off the response of the audience, which hopefully is there.
Brian HayesHOST
And when we saw it on Getting Loose, there was a, you know, wild applause.
Brian HayesHOST
The, the crowd, as Tommy Emmanuel says, went mild.
Todd HardyGUEST
[laughs]
Troy Cassar-DaleyGUEST
I mean, he, he knows all these great jazz chords and all that stuff, and I'm always learning those off him.
Troy Cassar-DaleyGUEST
But he loves the way that I finger pick, like the Chet Atkins, Tommy Emmanuel style.
Troy Cassar-DaleyGUEST
So there's always this, you know, mutual admiration society that goes on with the guitar thing because, I mean, I love his electric playing and, and what he does with his voice, always have.
Troy Cassar-DaleyGUEST
But when we get down together on acoustic guitars, it's another world, and there's nowhere to hide behind acoustics.
The TroutHOST
I'm just gonna name off a few that I got to see or that were there.
The TroutHOST
Joe Bonamassa, Eric Clapton, Gary Clark Jr., Tommy Emmanuel, Billy Gibbons, Buddy Guy, Sierra Hull, Marcus King, Sonny Landreth, Taj Mahal, John Mayer, John McLaughlin, Keb' Mo', Robert Randolph, Tedeschi Trucks Band, which is one of my favorite bands, by the way, and Jimmie Vaughan.
The TroutHOST
There's more.
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When you're down and out.
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