Emile Ernebro

[Paul Doty]

Long time, no see gentlemen. As many of you, I've been missing in action, on here at least. Thought I would mention a great player I ran across several years ago for those that haven't heard him. Emile Ernebro in Sweden is a FOT (friend of Tommy) and just a fabulous player/arranger. He has a Youtube channel with a bunch of tunes and lessons uploaded. He also sells instruction. Well worth your time if you haven't heard him. He's also friends with Lucas Brar, a fine, trained classical player that also plays a lot of jazz. Lucas also has a Youtube channel and is very entertaining as well. He also sells arrangements and lessons. I apologize if this is old news. Best to all.
Paul

[AngusH]

Hi Paul - nice to see some activity on here as I thought the Chetboard might have gone for good around Christmas time.

I came across Emil a few years back - Stump Water is one of my favourite Jerry Reed (and Chet of course) instrumentals, and this is great (the wind noise calms down after a few seconds):



He does a nice solo take on Jerry's Breakdown too:



Angus

[Ray Bohlken]

Those were great videos, especially "It Don't Mean A Thing". I really enjoyed that one.

[Bob Greenwood]

I just went to CAAS this year(2026) after missing the last few because of health problems. Each time I go I discover one new performer ( to me ) that I really liked and this time it was Emile Ernebro. I was impressed with his style where the melody seemed to stick out more from the accompaniment. I really enjoyed his song presentations.