How many still gig'n w/Sho-Buds?

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James Cann
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Post by James Cann »

Everything else having been said, it might remain only to add that it's still the best damned good lookin' steel ever produced. What other can claim such native funk, flash, and eclat, I ask you!
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Tom Quinn
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Post by Tom Quinn »

Would that be a chocolate eclat you be talking 'bout?
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Sean Ray
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Post by Sean Ray »

I still gig my '77 Pro II Custom.
Here it is from a couple of weeks ago.

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Sonny Priddy
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Post by Sonny Priddy »

I Have Four steels But My Sho=Bud LDG Is Still the King. SONNY.
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Ronnie Boettcher
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Post by Ronnie Boettcher »

I haven't gigged in quite awhile, but I don't cheat on my LDG girl friend. It goes where I go.
Sho-Bud LDG, Martin D28, Ome trilogy 5 string banjo, Ibanez 4-string bass, dobro, fiddle, and a tubal cain. Life Member of AFM local 142
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Post by Barry Gaskell »

I've just landed after nine days touring Ireland with my Super-Pro and she performed faultlessly.
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Neil Lang
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Post by Neil Lang »

Thanks "Buds",
Guess there are a few of us left!
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Sho-Bud Steel Guitars, 3 Super Pro's, 1 Super Pro II (Rose) & 1 Finger Tip
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Bryant Aycock
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me,too!

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My Super Pro is my first guitar. I've had it almost a year. The transition from a Cherokee pull/release was a little rocky, but now it's working out just fine. What a great guitar.
Bryant
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Alan Brookes
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Post by Alan Brookes »

Tom Quinn wrote:Would that be a chocolate éclat you be talking 'bout?
Sho-Buds look good in any color.... :D :D 8)
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Marc Jenkins
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Post by Marc Jenkins »

Me.
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Larry Allen
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Sho-Buds

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1982 Pro1's- one with a BL710 and the other with a True-tone. Both Cooped out.....Love em, LA
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Post by Jim Robbins »

As opposed to what?
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Post by Ryan McMahon »

I gig with My early pro1, s10 3x2. Keep my s10 willy at home. Buds Rule!
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Post by Gary Preston »

The Pro ll Custom i bought new in 1977 ,the L.D.G. i bought used . I also have a new Emmons LeGrande lll but the Sho~Buds are the best playing guitars i have ever played . Enjoy please . G.P.



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Post by mike nolan »

A couple of action shots... at Cornelia st. Cafe with Cady Wire.
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Lem Smith
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Post by Lem Smith »

You mean there are other brands beside Sho~Bud??? :eek: :D :eek:
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Tom Quinn
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Post by Tom Quinn »

Yeah. Some guy named Emmons made a great guitar about the same time Sho-Bud was cranking out fingertips, Professionals and Pro IIs. The black ones sound the best...

Gotta go!
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Allen Kentfield
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giggin' with the Bud

Post by Allen Kentfield »

I started on a Sho-Bud Pro I in 1972. In '78 I bought a Pro II Custom. Been playing it steady ever since. Yeah, I've had to do some repairs, but it's still my baby. :D
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Post by Jack Abraham »

Gig with S-12 weekly ... used it most recently at a Tom Paxton show in my hometown.
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Post by Lem Smith »

Tom Quinn wrote:Yeah. Some guy named Emmons made a great guitar about the same time Sho-Bud was cranking out fingertips, Professionals and Pro IIs. The black ones sound the best...

Gotta go!
Seems that I remember hearing of him. I believe he also played steel a bit, didn't he? :lol: :lol:
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Post by Alan Brookes »

I like this post. Everyone is talking a lot of sense. :D
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