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Kurt Kowalski

 

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Kendall, NY USA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2006 4:15 pm    
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Check this out!
Curly Chalker on YouTube playing behind Conway and Loretta on HeeHaw.

Curly is plaing his old ShoBud with the back neck tuned E9... Check out his solo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbunEQ3hDEo&mode=related&search=


Enjoy!!!
Kurt
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Herb Steiner


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Briarcliff TX 78669, pop. 2,064
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2006 6:18 pm    
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Great cut Kurt! Also spotted Bobby Thompson on rhythm guitar and Dale Sellers (for a second at the end) on lead guitar.

One cool thing I noticed was the rhythm section going from the 4/4 shuffle to the uptempo cut-time on the last chorus.

Also, Conway's hair is amazing! I think it was made by Mattel. And he sure looks like he's having a great time up there.

I always dug Conway Twitty. I have a recording of him in the 60's doing "C'est Si Bonne" which is outstanding. And the flip side was a Jimmy Day tune entitled "I Hope, I Think, I Wish."

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Jim Saunders


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Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2006 6:30 pm    
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I get these feeds in a herky-jerky pattern. Can anyone tell me why. I'm computer illiterate.
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Jim Phelps

 

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Mexico City, Mexico
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2006 6:34 pm    
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Click the Pause button and wait for the entire file to come in and it should play OK.

Is that a cast on Curly's left arm???

[This message was edited by Jim Phelps on 21 September 2006 at 07:35 PM.]

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Darvin Willhoite


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Roxton, Tx. USA
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2006 6:41 pm    
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Looked like a cast to me, that just proves that Curley could play better with a broken arm than most of us can with two perfect arms. LOL I liked his E9 playing just about as much as his C6th. Nashville Sundown is one of my favorite steel albums.

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Dave Mudgett


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Central Pennsylvania and Gallatin, Tennessee
Post  Posted 21 Sep 2006 8:54 pm    
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Oh, my - that is amazing. Curly just had so much soul, it was just dripping. Wow.
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Jim Cohen


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Philadelphia, PA
Post  Posted 22 Sep 2006 4:13 am    
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Looks like he came directly from the cast party...
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David Doggett


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Bawl'mer, MD (formerly of MS, Nawluns, Gnashville, Knocksville, Lost Angeles, Bahsten. and Philly)
Post  Posted 22 Sep 2006 7:45 am    
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I always wondered how he got all those licks. Well, if you have to break your arm to get them, I give up.
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Bobby Caldwell

 

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St. Louis, Missouri, USA * R.I.P.
Post  Posted 22 Sep 2006 8:07 am    
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That cast came from a disagreement with a drumer who shall remain namelss. I remember the time and think Curly played pretty good with a cast on. I sure miss Curly and those days. Bobby
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