The Steel Guitar Forum

2 Carter D10 for sale. I no longer play. tedd22@carter.net. phone 406-314-4302 guitars like new! at least 2 oedals pull 2 necks. Bud wound pickup to give a nice rich sound. $2.000 plus ship,each black and the other is Mauve

If you like my pickin, I do offer lessons with the guitar

The band were a local band I work in the local area. Great bunch of guys. Some of them like Reggie, worked with Ray Price and Hank Thompson. The drummer worked with Charlie Pride. The geetar picker worked with various big names. I was lucky to with these fine pickers.

oh, if they ask my age, I'm 39 1/2. I just had a birthday!

Thank you all for the nice comments. I appreciate it.

I see Zane's picture in early years using a BMI. Zane Beck sent me a BMI when he was allowed to build geetars. He sold his ZB company and agreed to hold off building guitars for a while as part of the deal. So he sent me one as soon as he was building them. He sent me different pickups to experiment...

Reece emailed me and gave me encouragement in my approach. I sure appreciated his comments and his taking the time to listen to me. I'll miss him. Ted

I'd be glad to break down anything I did on the links Carl put on the forum Ted

I thank Mike and Carl for the link they put on the notes. u can see and hear the Carter geetar.

I appreciate Mike and Carl putting the links on for me. It shows the geetar and it's tone. And I'll leave the simple licks on thar too. Ted

The guys I worked with, played for Johnny Paycheck, Merle Haggard, Ray Price and Charly Pride. So I had to be on my toes. But they liked the Carter sound.

The guys I worked with, played for Johnny Paycheck, Merle Haggard, Ray Price and Charly Pride. So I had to be on my toes. But they liked the Carter sound.

did anyone try the rock thing? It gets more work. I used the old boss tone on 'Pink Cadillac'. Ted

Thanks again Carl for your time and expertise in putting these simple videos on the forum for me. I hope it gives everyone some ideas. Ted

if you get stuck playing a rock song, this might give you some ideas. It's a simple chord change and you can play around it pretty easy like I did. Ted

Bobby Reed, want a 3rd Cater? They make nice end tables! And I'll leave my licks on thar. Ted

I played it straight like it was recorded. Many guitarist play it jazzed. It help put the steel on the map. A great dance song. It made $$ for the artists Santo and Johnny and the record company. Sorry to say, but to record companies, $$ is what counts. The Emmons and Day and others are what I dig. ...

Daniel, it's been a while. I moved to Montana. If you get bored and have loose $$, give me a call. 406-3144302. Ted

If you liked 'Cod, cold heart', I do have Mansion on Hill' here to give u some ideas

the DVD I have, I played a ride in 'Pink Cadillac' using a fuzz. I noticed Zane did also. I sat in the the Leonard Skynerd new group and they like it pretty much. If Carl has time he may post it. Again to give ideas. Thanks. Ted

The guitar is a Carter. I had some guys think it was an Emmons geetar. It plays very easy. But I do admit I do play simple.

Thank you my good friend Carl for putting on Mansion on the Hill. I hope it gives you all some ideas Ted

Bill, what you said about Tom is right. Don Rich introduced me to him in Pa at the Santa Fe Park. I worked with Buck and Don in Pa. for a 1 nighter. I had a great time! Don was a super pro. Later, Buck hired Tom and Don saw me in the crowd and motioned me to come back stage and there is where I met ...

Mike and Carl, thanks for finding that clip for me. I sure wish I had a band backing me. It'd help cover up my flaws. Ted

Thank you for put the link on for me. I hope it gave the guys some ideas. It is sort of simple. Ted