Curly Chalker With Charlie McCoy.

[Archie Nicol]

I'd heard of this recording, but had never actually heard it. Nice.

I've forgotten how to do the `Click Here` thing.

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[robert kramer]

“Danny Boy” was cut in 1972 and was released on the LP "Charlie McCoy" Monument KZ-31910.

The other great Chalker/McCoy collaboration is “You Are the Sunshine of my Life” cut 1973 from "The Fastest Harp In The South" Monument KZ-32749.

These and all of Charlie's releases are available on CD from Charlie's website:

https://www.charliemccoy.com/catalog.php

https://www.charliemccoy.com

[Neil McCollum]

Fantastic!

[Ken Byng]

Sheer brilliance by Mr Chalker. I have loved this since I first heard the track back when it was first released in 1972.

[Charley Hill]

The only other person I know who played this as intelligently as Curly, is Lloyd Green.

Something about what is created in their heads and then transcends to their hands evokes admiration.

[Todd Goad]

I thought I might throw this short video of Curly Chalker and Jimmy Capps "Steel and Guitar Boogie".

https://youtu.be/CW-yohnKXCE

[Neil McCollum]

As long as we're doing Curly Chalker favorites, here's mine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUNjISx ... at&index=2

[Bill Cunningham]

That version by Curly and Charlie always brings a tear to my eye and gives me goose bumps at the same time. Just beautiful. I play it closer to his arrangement on the Counterpoint LP and need to learn this one. Interesting the different voicings Curly used in two different recordings. More of his genuine....

[Joachim Kettner]

Thanks for posting! That's quite a moment for me when bass, drums and vibes kick in. At times the steel sounds like an orchestra.