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Topic: Gary Carpenter teach tape
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Ricky Davis
Moderator From: Spring, Texas USA
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posted 13 November 1999 12:49 AM
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My mentor; Gary Carpenter; is offering a teach tape(s); of any of his songs of his pedal steel instrumental CD. He already has the songs "Blue"; "Look at us" and a couple more. If there is any song you would like off his CD; he will teach it to you on a cassette tape. If you don't have his CD; you can order it from Gary; and if you have it, and are ready to learn some of the most beautiful and coolest steel guitar played by Gary Carpenter; give him a call and make your order. I'm only promoting this because; I personally think Gary Carpenter is one of the most perfect players out there and offers the coolest renditions of songs on the pedal steel. He has taught me a few; but I am getting them all. Gary Carpenters' phone number is: 817-560-carp(2277)
Ricky Davis
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Bill Terry
Member From: Bastrop, TX, USA
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posted 13 November 1999 10:48 AM
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Hey Ricky,
Why don't you buy Carp a computer??????
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Ricky Davis
Moderator From: Spring, Texas USA
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posted 13 November 1999 10:56 AM
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Hey Bill; he has one; but hardly ever gets on there. He is usually out building fence or something like that.
Ricky
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Ricky Davis
Moderator From: Spring, Texas USA
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posted 13 November 1999 01:20 PM
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Here are the songs on Gary Carpenters' CD:
1. Blues Walk>C6th
2. Sleepwalk> E9th
3. What a Friend>E9th
4. Perdido>C6th
5. Cold Cold Heart>E9th
6. The Nearness of You>C6th
7. Steel Guitar Rag>E9th
8. Moon Glo>C6th
9. Don't get around much anymore>C6th
10. Four in the morning>E9th
11. Beyond the Sea>C6th
12. Hawaiian Honeymoon>E9th
13. Blue>E9th
14. Look at us>E9th
15. Relaxin'>C6th
16. Poor side of Town>E9th
You can order that CD straight from Gary at his home Phone number>817-560-carp(2277)
Ricky
[This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 11-15-99] [This message was edited by Ricky Davis on 11-15-99]
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Dean Forshee
Member From: Benicia, California
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posted 14 November 1999 02:17 AM
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Is this stuff done on C6th or E9th?
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Ricky Davis
Moderator From: Spring, Texas USA
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posted 14 November 1999 10:49 PM
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Sorry Dean; I've been out of town. Gary played some on C6th and E9th. I would say about half. If you have a question of what song is played on what; you can ask me here. Hope that helps.
Ricky
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Dean Forshee
Member From: Benicia, California
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posted 14 November 1999 11:28 PM
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OK, Ricky, I'm askin'. If you know which are in E9th and which are in C6th, I'd love to know 'cause it'll determine how interested I am in getting ahold of the tape.Thanks.
-D.
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Ricky Davis
Moderator From: Spring, Texas USA
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posted 15 November 1999 02:44 AM
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I've added the tunings to the list above. Have fun.
Ricky
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Dean Forshee
Member From: Benicia, California
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posted 16 November 1999 01:32 AM
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Thanks, Ricky. I'll be giving him a call, there's definitely enough there to grab my interest.Much obliged. -Dean.
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larry lenhart
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posted 19 November 1999 05:48 PM
I got my Gary Carpenter tape on Wednesday. It is very good. I have enjoyed his CD since it came out (had the tape before that) and now am busy working on "The Nearness of You" and his arrangement of "Look at Us".
His tapes are very good, just like his playing and I highly recommend them to anyone who is interested in learning new stuff. All of his playing really knocks me out !! He is one of the best, in my opinion.
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Dean Forshee
Member From: Benicia, California
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posted 21 November 1999 07:14 PM
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I just got the CD today, and Gary is truly a virtuoso! Really great stuff! He has a nice tone, and his playing on the C6th may rekindle my interest in learning on that neck (I have never gotten around to the C6th tuning). If anyone loves to hear the steel up front and in your face, this is a great CD, with great performances not only on the steel, but the back up band, too.
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