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Topic: Where are all the Star-Buds |
Dustin Rigsby
From: Parts Unknown, Ohio
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Posted 25 Sep 2015 2:59 am
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Dustin Rigsby wrote: |
J R Rose wrote: |
Chris, I think the story is that he, Donnie Young &
Darrell McCall left Ohio together and went to Nashville. I can't remember the year right now. Maybe some else does. J.R. |
No.....Donnie Lytle changed his name to Donnie Young due to his admiration for Farron Young. During his time with Jones,he changed his name to Johnny Paycheck,after the boxer of a similar name. He later legally changed his name to Johnny Paycheck,according to his bio. His son still lives in Ohio,and runs the website I believe.... |
Back on topic, I know where one of Moon's Sho-Bud guitars resides.... _________________ D.S. Rigsby |
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Johnny Cox
From: Williamsom WVA, raised in Nashville TN, Lives in Hallettsville Texas
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Posted 25 Sep 2015 6:59 am
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Correction made for Lloyd. Sorry for the mistake. _________________ Johnny "Dumplin" Cox
"YANKIN' STRINGS & STOMPIN' PEDALS" since 1967. |
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Drew Howard
From: 48854
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Posted 25 Sep 2015 9:27 am
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Johnny - do you know the disposition of the first Blue Darlin'? - thanks, Drew |
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Johnny Cox
From: Williamsom WVA, raised in Nashville TN, Lives in Hallettsville Texas
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Posted 27 Sep 2015 1:10 pm
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Drew, I do not. _________________ Johnny "Dumplin" Cox
"YANKIN' STRINGS & STOMPIN' PEDALS" since 1967. |
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Drew Howard
From: 48854
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Posted 27 Sep 2015 1:47 pm
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Jerry Jones
From: Franklin, Tenn.
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Posted 27 Sep 2015 4:44 pm
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Lloyd - Heart Bud
Pete - Diamond Bud
Jimmy - Spade Bud
Buddy Charleton probably got the "Club Bud" but no images found. _________________ Jerry Jones |
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Mark Frederick
From: The Great State of Arizona
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Posted 1 Oct 2015 7:02 pm
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To the top. |
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robert kramer
From: Nashville TN
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Posted 1 Oct 2015 7:27 pm
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In Drew Howard's post you can spot Jimmy Day's Standell 25L15 amp. It's in the photo w/ Price with Willie on Fender bass. Jimmy traded his Standell to Chet for a Fender (I think it was a Fender Pro.) This is the Standell Chet used on most of his recordings. It eventually went to Paul Yandell and now it's display in the Chet exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville.
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George King
From: Woodlawn,Illinois
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Posted 21 Apr 2016 6:51 pm
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A friend told me that Lynn Owsley has one of Curly Chalkers old sho buds . I think the one off the big hits on big steel album. I haven't confirmed this. |
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Bob Muller
From: Oregon, USA
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Posted 21 Apr 2016 10:51 pm
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I am not sure if this What you want, but here is a photo of Shot Jackson with this one.
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chas smith
From: Encino, CA, USA
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Posted 23 Apr 2016 1:46 pm
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You've seen this one before.
A Professional
Fingertip
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Paul E Vendemmia
From: Olney Maryland Mongomery
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Posted 23 Apr 2016 4:26 pm
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Buddy Charleton Told me that one sho-bud with the mountain went out west somewhere and the bud with the 4 cards went to Canada. |
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William Polka
From: Chicago, Illinois
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Posted 26 Apr 2016 10:54 am
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Dyke Corson wrote: |
...a steel show near Chicago |
Now that's a rare animal |
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Lem Smith
From: Long Beach, MS
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Posted 31 Jul 2022 7:54 pm
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Last edited by Lem Smith on 23 Aug 2022 7:24 am; edited 4 times in total |
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Brett Lanier
From: Madison, TN
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Posted 3 Aug 2022 10:50 am
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A friend of mine has Hal Rugg's Permanent that was made for him in the late 60's. This guitar was for sale on reverb for a while. It wasn't advertised as being special in any way, they were asking 2 grand maybe at the most. I had written them letting them know that this guitar was probably an important piece of country music history. Most likely played on the Opry, or cutting Loretta Lynn hits, but I don't think they ever read my message.
I was able to figure out that this was more than likely Hal's old guitar by watching old video clips, comparing the woodgrain, placement of the sticker, keyheads, tuners. My friend was looking for his first steel... Obviously not the direction you'd point most beginners but this was a rare opportunity. Since I had just bought a guitar I couldn't pick this one up myself. I told him to buy this and if he didn't like I'd buy it from him later.
After he made the purchase the shop told him that it was on consignment from a guy who was up around 90 yrs old, and that he wanted to chat with whoever ended up with it. My friend called him and he confirmed that this was Hal's guitar that Sho Bud made for him around '67 or '68, when he decided to go back to a Permanent. It has the rack of spring loaded bellcranks for the lowers like they did on the later Permanents. I spent about a week playing and adjusting it when it arrived. Pretty special guitar. The pickups have coil taps on them, and the woodgrain is breathtaking.
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Johnny Cox
From: Williamsom WVA, raised in Nashville TN, Lives in Hallettsville Texas
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Posted 3 Aug 2022 11:49 am
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Brett Lanier wrote: |
A friend of mine has Hal Rugg's Permanent that was made for him in the late 60's. This guitar was for sale on reverb for a while. It wasn't advertised as being special in any way, they were asking 2 grand maybe at the most. I had written them letting them know that this guitar was probably an important piece of country music history. Most likely played on the Opry, or cutting Loretta Lynn hits, but I don't think they ever read my message.
I was able to figure out that this was more than likely Hal's old guitar by watching old video clips, comparing the woodgrain, placement of the sticker, keyheads, tuners. My friend was looking for his first steel... Obviously not the direction you'd point most beginners but this was a rare opportunity. Since I had just bought a guitar I couldn't pick this one up myself. I told him to buy this and if he didn't like I'd buy it from him later.
After he made the purchase the shop told him that it was on consignment from a guy who was up around 90 yrs old, and that he wanted to chat with whoever ended up with it. My friend called him and he confirmed that this was Hal's guitar that Sho Bud made for him around '67 or '68, when he decided to go back to a Permanent. It has the rack of spring loaded bellcranks for the lowers like they did on the later Permanents. I spent about a week playing and adjusting it when it arrived. Pretty special guitar. The pickups have coil taps on them, and the woodgrain is breathtaking.
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This guitar was built in 70 or 71. I was sweeping floors at Sho-Bud at the time and actually did a little work on this guitar. I would love to have it if it ever becomes available as Hal was a dear friend and it's the first guitar I worked on. _________________ Johnny "Dumplin" Cox
"YANKIN' STRINGS & STOMPIN' PEDALS" since 1967. |
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Andy Gibson
From: Tennessee USA
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Posted 3 Aug 2022 11:52 am
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Lynn Owsley has one of Jimmy Days guitars. |
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Brett Crisp
From: NC
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Posted 3 Aug 2022 3:28 pm
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I know where the Night Life guitar is… |
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Bruce Zumsteg
From: Harrisonville, Missouri, USA
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Posted 4 Aug 2022 5:58 am
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I don't know where this guitar is, but I wanted to share this great photo that I took of Charleton in about '67. |
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