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Richard Maloof was the tuba player. Dick is now retired from playing and lives in the San Fernando Valley.
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HeliconMan,

Check your PM's and contact me when you get a chance...

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snorlax wrote:
HeliconMan wrote:Welk also had a tuba player with the first name of Buddy. I can't for the life of me remember his last name. I will try to find out on Sunday when I see a friend of his.
Hayes. I remember the crewcut well :D
A fellow, late of here, purchased a Miraphone 186 BBb from Hayes' widow. It was still in its original wooden packing crate.
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I found a list of the Lawrence Welk Tuba players:

Buddy Hayes (1954-1966)
Buddy Clark (1966-1967)
Richard Maloof (1967-1982)

http://welknotes.com/Lawrence-Welk-Show ... -Years.htm

Dick Maloof is the only tubist who is still alive.
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