Shuckin' the corn Roy Clark and Buck Trent

[xgi36]

one of them is out of tune. sounds awful

[unapologeticsouth]

I'M a GRININ' !!

[thebanjodude1]

Roy clark a great banjo picker?A great banjo picker is J.D. Crowe---Tom Adams is also Great!!

[FANJG24]

@thebanjodude1 Roy Clark is one very good, along with J.D. and Earl (The best forever :)

[roybuck1973]

why is royclark never mentioned when people talk about all time great banjo pickers

[ellbot2000]

Roy is a master!

[MrTuneages]

I always really dug Roy Clark and Buck Trent playing twin harmony banjo.

If you enjoy listening to two banjos playing in harmony/ twin banjos style. Terry Ferguson & Randal Morton have just released "TWIN BANJOS"CD, now available thru, CD Baby.com or Randal Morton.com The CD Includes liner notes by banjo greats: Eddie Adcock, Jack Hicks & Carl Jackson. Also check out the amazing video of Pat Cloud and Donnie Allen playing Shuckin' The Corn, Pat Cloud is the best banjo player alive.

[johnnybagofdonets]

On a LP record call: Pair of Fives.....

[fastbackford351]

Man, I do loves me a 5-string.

[alliecat1941]

My son is a tour bus driver..He. was just in Bronson Mo..about a week ago..had his picture taken with Buck...he really enjoyed Bucks show.

[Bumptiously]

"Depending on what type of criminal played which particular instrument, you just MIGHT get a tuba" guy thinks he's funny. But the tuba gives tons of oomph to the bottom end. Give the tuba man a solo, I'm saying....Play some sixteenth note trills ! Also, don't forget: tuba playing is NEVER a crime. And between the outside and the inside is a THIN THIN LINE.

[AbitaVets]

COULD PLAY A DISHRAG, MAKE YOU CRY

[KnightofTime]

Roy and Buck did another version of this song on their LP called A Pair of Fives (Banjos, That Is), that version is just as good as this one, though a little faster.

[FLINTER1740]

Agreed!!!!

[FLINTER1740]

Roy Clark is one of the most talented musicians of all time, the guy can play anything and play it good.

[mosrite60]

for sure and Buck Trent is no slouch either when it comes to doing a bit of pickin 'n'grining

[TheGalen62]

@FLINTER1740 Roy Clark was once walking across Wyoming and came upon a barbed-wire fence. Just for fun he played Foggy Mountain Breakdown on it. True story.

[samspace81]

@FLINTER1740 you meant to say GREAT 

[GodsFavoriteBassPlyr]

LOVE Roy and Buck - but is that a TUBA I hear doing the bass? (ugh.. sad)

[youhavegottabejoking]

This was taped at the Tennessee State Prison. Sometimes during these shows, the prison band will backup the headliners. Depending on what type of criminal played which particular instrument, you just MIGHT get a tuba.

[Pickinbuddy]

Yeah--like it says, "Spider Murphy playing tenor saxophone, Little Joey blowin' on the slide trombone; the drummer boy from Illinois went crash boom bang...the whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang..."

[Fidlin55]

What the hell kind of banjo is Roy Clark playing? Some kind of 9 string??? I love Roy, but that thing sounds very strange.

[banjozach]

He has an addition set of tuners on his banjo, call "drop keys". These allow you to ben the strings during the songs. Listen to "Flint Hill Special" by Earl Scruggs. Those are drop keys.

[Ray50005]

Roy Clark could make two strings sound like twelve. That's how good he is.

*Ray*

[Pickinbuddy]

That is a beautiful Gibson RB-800 Banjo in natural finish. The extra tuners on the headstock are the original "Scruggs Tuners"...which worked via a "cam" design to move the string higher and lower. This RB-800 was Gibson's later version of their own original Granada and RB-4/RB-75 models. Due to the high demand, Gibson went back to these original models and reissued them beginning in the 80s! They are HUGE sellers!

[jimbobv8]

this vid was corrected thanks to idgoback pointing out the error to me, please be aware before commenting on his comment. cheers music lovers :)

[ganjaking187]

dude it says buck trent lol dumbass lol

[idgoback]

That is NOT Buck Owens ... that is Buck Trent.

you should take Buck Owens name off there.