Curly Chalker

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Lee Allen
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Curly Chalker

Post by Lee Allen »

I saw curly playing his Sho~Bud on the
Wilburn Bros show.What a great tone he
got out of that Bud.The sound of thos
Buds are often tried to be copy'd but
never duplicated. Was great picken and
great tone.
[2] Sho~Buds and a sore back
LEE
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Post by Al Marcus »

Lee-I saw that on RFD channel 379. Willburn Bros. show. he sure sounded great .....al Image

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Dyke Corson
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Post by Dyke Corson »

Yup, "Steelin' the Blues" for his solo instrumental on the Sho-Bud, awsome! Last week's show they featured him playing his MSA and it sounded like a swing version of Tenn. Waltz?? Did anyone else catch that?
Gary Walker
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Post by Gary Walker »

That was the Baldwin ShoBud crossover with Curly's setup. It was on a lot of recordings of the late 60s and early 70s and had a super tone.
Roger Shackelton
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Post by Roger Shackelton »

I am still amazed at the tone Curly achieved with a Fender Steel Guitar on "BIG HITS ON BIG STEEL" It was sort of mis-leading, since the Record Jacket showed Curly behind a D-10 Sho-Bud.

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Post by Paul King »

I saw Curly Chalker as well on the Wilburn Brothers Show. What a monster player he was. Too bad Hee Haw never let him showcase the talent that he had. I love to hear those hard driving jazz chords he hit and his E9th was top notch.
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