Shuckin The Corn ,,,,, Roy Clark and Buck Trent 1977

Shuckin The Corn ,,,,, Roy Clark and Buck Trent 1977

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Whoever played the bass line on a TUBA is the one that deserves the award!

[@railgap]

Must not have paid his union dues, cuz he's invisible!

[@railgap]

And he stumbled a couple times when they surprised him on the changes. :)

[@LordByron444]

The tuba player was pretty good too...

[@waylonvids]

The tuba was a bit up in the mix huh? Lol

[@tombenton6047]

Old tuba guy was right there with them!!!

[@fiddlejohn9305]

Bluegrass tuba!

[@jeannie1renee2]

​@@fiddlejohn9305Check out Danny Barnes and Bad Livers. Another great Banjo player who is a big fan of Buck Trent. Kinda, sorta Bluegrass, with a tuba in the band.

[@tommccallan8802]

You know the tuba guy was some German who wanted to go country

[@edmondcamp2878]

Roy is one of my all time heroes. I’ve seen him play guitar,Banjo,fiddle,Dobro,mandolin, tuba,harmonica and I don’t know what else. He once said he could “get by” with nine different instruments but could play more than that.

[@wagonmaster1974]

The world now has fewer players. Both Buck and Roy are gone. Will miss them...RIP, fellows.

[@jimmyhamm6041]

I CAN ALMOST FEEL MY FINGERS CRAMPING AS I AM WATCHING ROY PLAYING THAT BANJO. WHEW. GREAT INTROS. TO YOU AND TRENT.

[@Fultonfalcons86]

Damn I sure do miss Roy he was the best ............

[@MrDavidmercier]

That whole culture was the best

[@stagelifelv9324]

Two of best of the greats! Both true legends!

[@SmutchyBritches]

We lost a great musician when Roy Clark passed. Is there ANY instrument he couldn't play?!!!

[@dalenincehelser5747]

If it had strings he could flat play it!

[@MsNickie1001]

The tuba. Someone else was playing that.

[@praywithpio6028]

Maybe the theramin. Mr. Clark was and is the best, and I'll fight anyone who disagrees.

[@1dumbbird]

Spoons?

[@sotnec1596]

Best guitarist that has ever lived right there folks!

[@robertcornelius3514]

Buck played with Roy for 40 years. Amazing

[@charlestrent472]

No, Buck only played with Roy for about 7-8 years. They recorded some good music and entertained the world. We miss him.

[@edmccaffrey1]

Roy Clark had the best muttonchop sideburns of anybody in the 1970's. Damn fine sideburns, wouldn't you say?

[@johncarrick9611]

RIP Roy. Thank you for all the wonderful music.

[@thisisme2476]

Can only imagine what it must have been like at one of their cookouts when they had a beer or, two in them...

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

This was a tuba solo accompanied by two banjos! A fantastic job, Mr. Tubaist!

[@bluzcompany2293]

They were amazing talents ,that Roy was something else, ol Buck could smoke some strings to.

[@LAUptegrove]

The Tuba makes a great addition to this performance don't you think? If you're not hearing it, listen again more carefully.

[@aeliushadrianus7351]

Tony Ellis has already done that, too. Listen to Dixie Banner. Simply great. I love it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5OpZ6yuZ7hmmK8

[@MideosVideos]

Ya man

[@henrikjonsson4340]

Oh my....how can I missed these cool guys for 30 years... I played guitar myself but never heard of them.. Maybe cause I am Swedish.

[@karlfisher1864]

Search KZbin for Roy Clark and you will find dozens of great songs. Karl

[@metube2824]

Oh,to go back and be 15 again.The things I would ,and would not change!

[@annetraves2928]

Just Brings Me Back Home

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

I can't believe all the comments about the tuba. 1) he was terrific... a virtuoso! 2) the tuba was the bass.. it was theeee instrument in that performance. If you only knew how difficult his part was, you woujld appreciate him more! Who was the tuba player? Don't know, do we! What a shame. he was marvelous!

[@richardschmidt4627]

Tubaphone was recorded trak....

[@lewiemcneely9143]

It WAS!

[@chrisaycock6963]

I bet Roy Clark could play ANY musical instrument as good as The Greatest Player of that instrument. He could probably play a piano as good as Liberace AND Jerry Lee Lewis.

[@sea9994]

He was underrated and he was amazing.

[@brianquigley7336]

Buck Trent's album, Bionic Banjo, was prryy good.

[@brianquigley7336]

Perty good. Dang spell check.

[@ursoul1870]

Brilliant.

[@deecook8393]

The tuba player was fantastic!!

[@douglaskauffman2692]

Loved both. I will always say Buck was a better player, Roy was a better entertainer.

[@eagle13rodgerthatradar]

Other than Prince he was a legend like Tyson with a banjo ❤

[@joejohnson489]

Sad that these people and theit music is being lost

[@francoisquelet3882]

Amérique profonde que je t'aime !...

[@user-fy3kd9qf2m]

Unreal talent

[@user-fg4hk8lx6k]

Просто кайф какой-то супер исполнение

[@christopherreed2694]

THANK 😊 🙏 YOU AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@nazaremariamaria4426]

Fantástico !!!!!!

[@brianquigley7336]

Some great tuba playin there.

[@stargatewv]

I was in the audience that day. I am sitting to the left with the in a white T Shirt, Black Hair, greased back hair..with that curl hang in the middle there. Thats me. Finally got out of that business. Now I am a preacher. Got 5 kids and 3 wives. Oh I shouldnt have said that, they will throw me in again. Got 5 kids a wife and a dog named Elvis. Elvis come here boy! Come here!...tell these good peoples here on TVnet what you thank of Uh Shuckin that Corn boy. Bluuuuuuuuue! No not Blue Christmas! Elvis likes Elvis folks. Sorry bout that. Time for me to go now, before they catch me again. Boy that Roy could shuck that corn. Thats not we called it in prison though, but that was a long time ago before I found the lord. Go to church on Sunday now, Bluuuuuuuuue!

[@akafrank]

where are all the women???

[@dalenincehelser5747]

Many ex-cons become preachers. That way they can steal people's money without worrying about going to the greybar hotel

[@thatsmessedupmydude]

Tuba is killin it

[@patriciajrs46]

I love Roy Clark. Buck Trent was very good. Do I hear a tuba? If so that dude is good, powerful lungs.

[@PePe_LePew]

They even have a invisible tuba player. 🤣

[@normandomg]

O Souzafone é muito bem tocado, da um contraponto excelente e seu tocador deveria aparecer pois é tão importante na composição quanto os outros

[@bethking7348]

Audience looks surprisingly ambivalent towards these amazing musicians!

[@josephosheavideos3992]

Judging from the attire of the audience (all of them men), this video appears to have recorded in a prison. If so, my respect for Roy Clark (and Buck Trent) just went up even higher.

[@boilikeegamez]

Yeah cuz a bunch of murderers rapists and child molesters deserve a free concert

[@raagtop363]

While Buck and Roy were, of course, center stage, the tuba player should have been recognized with at least one camera pan. Tuba in Bluegrass ... who'd have thought?

[@thebrutusmars]

Tuba player had to be red as that carpet by the time this song was finished.

[@MrMLD1972]

♥

[@jamesanthony8438]

Bluegrass needs more Tuba!! =)

[@DennisBraspenninx]

Most likely Stan Freese on the tuba. Stan was part of the Hee Haw band and has several videos on here.

[@melvinrobinrufino4599]

Súper

[@brianquigley7336]

Ain't Buck's banjer an Ode. I got the same one.

[@axterix8850]

Tocan como yo bebo un vaso de agua

[@kristiannissen6366]

even the inmates had more class back them lol

[@jamesbreazeale6341]

I know this is going to sound ridiculous but I think Ol' Buck Trent looks kinda like Patrick Wilson from the movie "The Conjuring" Or Patrick looks like my boy Buck is what I meant.

[@TheLonesometoad]

WTF? Using brass for the bass?

[@burpreynolds3250]

Roy Clark is totes supreme!

[@carlosgalvez6779]

Lol now I know who inspired Koji Kondo for the Super Mario theme songs XD

[@bdiscer88]

@rfvtgbyhn1 Thanks for sharing, but I wish they would have lost the tuba and gotten either a stand-up or electric bass.

[@chanceturcotte]

Love the tuba!

[@charlestrent472]

Does anyone know who played the tuba?

[@user-fl7hr1ju8o]

Hahahaaaaa pricini ia sovetcoe obrazovanie uciu novoe pocolenie svobodnih liudei latîni mdaaaa mir interesen .

[@joluttringer4450]

Where on tuba ?????

[@steby123]

neo blue grass tuba?

[@Scharpy1]

For those that like the tuba, here's a great one with Roy Clark and Stan Freese. 'kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXSQfIKed79mnsU

[@rueridge7597]

Looks like a prison

[@Bass-n-Boom]

Wtf is the tuba player!!??? 😎🤘🏻

[@xiangqiforchessplayers9209]

I am wondering about the audience, did Roy and Buck do a prison concert? It looks like it might be a group of inmates.

[@brianmiller1077]

All male, all denim. I can't unsee it now

[@MsNickie1001]

Who the heck brought a tuba to work?

[@johnnyp5913]

Love Roy Clark... not a big fan of polyester grandpa slacks, though!

[@dhackens]

🌽

[@colah1]

You tuba.........

[@richardschmidt4627]

Googla it...

[@salsageordie]

It didn't need that Tuba !!!!

[@9_nein_9]

Yes it did

[@Thonolan000]

The tuba makes it even better.

[@salsageordie]

Sounds like someone had too many beans .

[@richardschmidt4627]

Remember Buck Trent on Porter Wagoner Show. He had an electric banjo that wasn't really that musical.

[@salsageordie]

What is that farting in the background .

[@stranraerwal]

well, that little tired "award/banjo" intro fell flat on its face.

[@anthonymiller9579]

Who in the HELL decided to put a tuba in this tune by two banjo virtuosos!

[@surveyordave]

that tuba has GOT to go. way too loud

[@johnallison7358]

It would be a lot better without the tuba.

[@9_nein_9]

Nope

[@johnallison7358]

What the heck is a tuba doing in here? That ruined a very good song.

[@djaltbaculalay]

At least a tuba is a real instrument and not an electric generated bass or some kind of beat.

[@9_nein_9]

You said that in an earlier. What have you got against the tuba pal?

[@9_nein_9]

@Martin G wouldnt that ruin the sound of it ? All that twisted brass and missing parts. Just dont hold it as you light the match...i hear thats dangerous.

[@coolcat1684]

john allison sounds like a fart accompaniment...