2016年6月4日 · So, after Russ and I finished our set, I walked up to John, and he said, "You nailed it, man!" What a great friend, hero, and gentleman! I played at what was John's last show with the GaSGA in 2007, and didn't realize it would be …

2020年7月8日 · My all time favorite John Hughey is on Vince Gill’s “There’s Not Much Love Here Anymore.” Also check out Ronnie Milsap’s “20-20 Vision” and George Jones’ “Come Home to Me.” Top

2024年5月5日 · 1965 Emmons S-10, 3x5 • Emmons LLIII D-10, 10x12 • JCH D-10, 10x12 • Beard MA-8 • Oahu Tonemaster

2003年6月15日 · John Hughey would have played on just about all of Conway's 70s output, which was a heck of a lot. My favorite album is the I Can't Stop Loving You/Last Date LP from 1973 I believe. John plays some amazing stuff.

2015年3月5日 · I have posted some John Hughey sounds before, but the one sound that keeps coming back to my mind is "Last Date". This song was released in about 1971 and suddenly Conway Twitty had another hit. John did this song justice after Floyd Cramer. If you were there at the time it came out, then you understand. This is one of my favorites!

Thanks again for your reply. Years ago the Emmons guitar put an John Hughey tab and tape. When John was wiyh Conway. I think they might be available. Scotty's music in St louis is ordering one. I want to thank you again for the infor. Dave Alley

2007年11月28日 · An "INCREDIBLE" vocal by Dawn Sears and the impecable steel of John Hughey... I've watched that track so often, and only this morning "Christmas eve" I've received my DVD of the Time Jumpers. I was so lucky to have John sign my own guest book last year (page 9)...and if only I had got the chance to meet him as he had suggested.

2003年12月22日 · Bob, I worked on one of John's Emmons guitars (Black LeGrande)about 8 or 9 years ago. If I remember correctly he raised 4th string E to F# on his 2nd LKL also. Like most of the truly great players, I'm sure he would add or delete a change on a whim.

2006年2月2日 · Brad, you forgot to mention the Zumsteel guitar, and the Hilton pedal. John first saw my pedal about 8 years ago in Tulsa. Shortly after that, I played a show with John in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. That is when John bought 2 of my pedals. A year or so later, he bought 2 more of my pedals. John had 4 of my pedals, and talked Hal Rugg into buying 2.

2006年5月8日 · The rear LKL was his E to Eb lever,,, John played "Day Pedals." I am pretty sure that I recall John telling me that he liked his single-coils wound to around 20K. No matter what horn he was playing or which amp, John always sounded unmistakably like John and that sure was a great sound..!! He was such a great, humble person too..!!