A Steel Guitar Career

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Terry H Sutton
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Location: Vernon, Connecticutt, USA

A Steel Guitar Career

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Jay Yuskaitis
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Been around for a while? I like the photos. Seems we both use the same hair coloring brand of magic potion. Jay Y.
Robert Thomas
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The feeling was like my life passing before my eyes.
Very touching and meaningful.
Thanks for the memories!
Bob
Manny Philipps
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Hi ya terry!

Very nice! but what happen to your hair? it's all white now? LOL

Are you going to Bill Hankey's event?
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Ray Harrison
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Outstanding!!!
A fellow couldn't ask for a better life tribute than seeing his life story while listening to "Blue Jade".
Great playing on the tune.
Ray Harrison
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Billy Tonnesen
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Post by Billy Tonnesen »

Terry:

A serious question ! After all these years of great playing, How did your "Back" hold up ? So many of us
older Guys ended up with really bad Backs from poor playing posture and lugging all the Equipment around.
Clyde Mattocks
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There's some serious "paying the dues" there, Terry. Thumbs up!
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John De Maille
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Post by John De Maille »

Terry,
A very nice compilation of your history, man!
I'm proud to know you and have you as a friend
John D
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Bob Blair
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Post by Bob Blair »

Really enjoyed it Terry. And the pictures document the evolution of our instrument wonderfully.
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Jim Cohen
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Post by Jim Cohen »

I enjoyed watching it too. Nicely done. The life, I mean... ;)
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Ron Davis
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Location: Lake Arrowhead, California... We're a mile high. ;)

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:)
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Drummer with a pedal steel fantasy. ;)

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Larry Bressington
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Weldone terry, Lovely sho-bud tone! :)
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Dave Grafe
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Post by Dave Grafe »

That's a very sweet video, Terry, and your cover of Blue Jade about had me eyes dripping all over the keyboard, thanks for sharing a glimpse of the life.
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Chris Caruso
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Post by Chris Caruso »

Great video, Terry!
Randy Gilliam
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Thanks Terry!

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Thanks Terry For sharing this Great Video! Randy G. :D
Frank Harris
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Enjoyed this video, It was like my own true story in life only different bands
Bobbe Seymour
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Post by Bobbe Seymour »

Terry, what a wonderful presentation!
Your friend as ever,
Bobbe :)
Joe Goldmark
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Terry,

Nicely done! As everyone is saying, it reminds me of some bands I've been in. Good work.

Joe
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Steve Gorman
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Post by Steve Gorman »

Terry,
I enjoyed that! A nice look over the years at someone who's been out there doin it for a long time. Very nice pickin' on the soundtrack too.
Bill Bailey
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Terry

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:D Wow Terry what a life in Steel. Now, would you rather have done any other thing? NOT!
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Sam White
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Post by Sam White »

Hi Terry you did a great job playing and it just makes me want to give up trying to play steel. I will never ever come close to that great smooth playing. Your old friend
Sam White
Dynalap lap 8 String Lap Steel Fender frontman 25B speaker changed Boss TU-12H Tuner.Founder and supporter of the Rhode Island Steel Guitar Association Founder of the New England Steel Guitar Association and the Greeneville TN Steel Jams and now founder of the North Carolina Steel Guitar Jams. Honorary member of the Rhode Island Steel Guitar Association,Member of The New England Steel Guitar Association.
Member of the Florida Steel Guitar Club,and member of Mid Atlantic Steel Guitar Association
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