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Tony Prior
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practice melody MP3

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here goes nothin'.. Considering many of us have been talking ( typing ) about melody playing, I have decided to go where no man has gone before ( well at least me ) and post up an MP3 of one of my recent practice sessions. be kind..did I mention to be kind ?
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PS, keep in mind that I'm back on Steel after about a 12 or 13 year lay-off, I did play regularly from the 70's thru most of the 80's on a D10 Sho-Bud Pro III. <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Tony Prior on 31 March 2002 at 06:39 AM.]</p></FONT><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Tony Prior on 31 March 2002 at 10:07 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Joe Smith »

Not bad Tony. That Carter sure sounds good.
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Post by Dave Frye »

Tony, It was really good now, make a tab and I will buy it for me! Good job man. Ole Dave Frye
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It's above my skills but very impressive

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Post by George Wixon »

Hi Tony,
Its always been said that an entertainer should always leave the crowd wanting more.
Well, I want more!!!
Very nice job, hope I can play that good some day on a melody.
Regards,
George
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Post by Jim Whitaker »

Very nice job Tony!! If this is only 7 months I need to burn mine for campfire wood. LOL



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Post by Jeff Lampert »

Tony,
Nice job. I liked your moving notes. BTW, you mentioned on your web site originally that you played steel in the 70's and 80's, then took a break, and started again 7 months ago. You ought to mention that to people or else your gonna discourage a lot of players whent they think you did this after only 7 months of playing!
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Post by Jim Ashton »

Hey Tony, The Carter really sounds good. It never sounded that good when I had it. You are doing great. Take care of that guitar. By the way, Have a wonderful Easter. Jim A.

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Post by Tony Prior »

Thanks all for the kind words, I did make a few changes this morning and will add a few more practice tunes in the next couple of days.

Jim, when I bought the Carter from you , it was already trained . You taught it well, all I have to do is show up and sit behind it !

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Post by Bob Hayes »

Tony,
Maybe I should have a lay off to play like that.Melody and playing around..That works.
Ecept that the wife says "I better not play around anymore.
Grouchyvet.
Soon to have a NEW Carter D12 (I hope)
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Great Job Tony , Your wife sure sings her rear-end off on Someday Soon. William.......Kannapolis N>C>
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