Buddy Spicher & Hal Rugg----- Fiddle & Steel Guitar Jazz

Roger Shackelton · From: MINNESOTA (deceased)

Some Nice Jazz On The Wilburn Brothers TV Show. Hal Plays His D-10 Sho-Bud PSG. Cool

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIa7wr_dxlk

Roger

Russ Wever · From: Kansas City

~> "Song Of The Wanderer", a tune from the nineteen
teens or twenties and often played in Western Swing.
Chalker recorded it on his album 'More Ways To Play'
~Rw
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Quentin Hickey · From: Nova Scotia, Canada

Was it Hal first than Curly came along. I'm thinking thats how it went down.

I have a Hal question. Did Hal record Altered egos on his Emmmons or Sho bud?

robert kramer · From: Nashville TN

Curly was first that chord running style. "Alter Ego" is an Emmons w/ Hal's own E9/6 tuning. To me - Hal's E9/6 tuning and his use of it is the of the great innovations in steel guitar history. He is also using it on the "It's The First Time" LP.

Quentin Hickey · From: Nova Scotia, Canada

Man he sounds great on Altered Ego's. I figured it was his Emmons he recorded this on. He could do it all. Had all the tools. I especially like his style on C6 really beebopy with lots of altered and extended chords.

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