It's called Shuckin' the Corn

+Lockemeister Actually, three mics. They usually used one on the bass as well as the two mics. Live, they used this same set up most of the time. But, yes, they were the masters of blend and dynamics.

I swear they had magic mics back in the day

The best

Yeah, and probably also laugh if told in person, rather than on the phone. I But perhaps not so if you wrote a letter.

Ya know, I never thought of that point, but since Curly Seckler lived until Dec. 2017, when he passed at age of 98, I'd bet that just maybe, he got to see a few of these shows on a cell phone, when they were first hitting KZfaq! If so, I gotta wonder now, just what he must've thought, & how he felt, at being able to view these ol' shows on here, OVER A PHONE!! LOL!!! 😊 Ron H. Abilene, TX.

Paul had that "old timey" sound. Hard to find fiddlers who have it nowadays.

Yeah.that old time sound is 1962...no more Lester flatt are around since then..earl real good and Paul Warren just a great fiddle guy...they don't teach that...rj

Puts you in a mighty fiiine humor... 🤩 Bake some in the morning lady won't cha. 🙄

Well said Daniel

I heard that the reason for that was a condition Bill Monroe put on them to get his vote , to allow them to join the Grand Ole Opry .

The reason is they didnt want to be identified the Monroe sound. Hence no breaks and strumming rhythm with no chopping

@@rickeylocke1118 I have 10 Martha White DVD’s and several and f and s albums and curly does take a break on Earl’s breakdown, this old book of mine, foggy mountain special and or don’t get above your raising and He took your place. Then on some of these songs on he DVD’s he takes no breaks on these songs and other times he does.

@@fiddlingary If you ever listen to the song troublesome waters Curley chops all the way through and takes the lead on a few other numbers.

I have been wondering too.

I could listen to this group all day long

Beautiful nothing better

Josh Graves