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Curtis
was born in Montgomery, Aalabama and learned to play guitar from his father
when he was 10 years old. In 1971, Curtis moved to Nashville, Tennessee
in search of a musical career. After doing odd jobs for George Gruhn and
Randy Wood at "GTR." he teamed up with Sam Bush, Courtney Johnson,
and John Cowan to form the New Grass Revival.
Curtis played with New Grass for 10 years. During that time, they made six
albums and toured all over the United States, Canada, Japan, Austrialia,
and New Zeland. They toured extensively with rock singer and musician, Leon
Russell, which led to two albums and a video with him. They recorded and
toured with others such as John Hartford, Buddy Emmons, Vassar Clements,
Chuch Cochran, Garth Fundis, Rich Adler, Ronnie Dunn, Willie Nelson, John
Starling with Lowell George and Bill Payne of Little Feat, Tut Taylor, Norman
and Nancy Blake, and Kenny Malone, just to name a few. In 1987, Curtis performed
with Doc Watson and Jack Lawrence on Garrison Keillor's "Prairie Home
Companion" show on The Disney Channel. That same year he toured with
Leon Redbone.
The latest endeavor for Curtis for recording with Jerry Douglas and Tut
Taylor's production of "The Great Dobro Sessions" which also included
Mike Auldridge, Sally Van Meter, Josh Graves, Oswald Kirby, Gene Wooten,
Rob Ickes, Stacy Phillips, and a host of super acoustic sidemen. This unique
recording was recognized with a Grammy award for Best Bluegrass Instrumental
Recording of the Year, 1995. Burch also plays with Bent Ear Artist Skip
Bethune and is featured on the Deadnecks "Tornados and Trailers,"
an 11 song cd on KLOW records. |
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