Does anybody have that tabbed? Couldn't find it on Rebel's site or with a general search.

Thanks!

That unison he plays about 9 seconds in kills me. They say Pete would come up with a particular pedal/lever change for certain songs, and never use 'em again. This is probably a case in point.

Hope you can dig it up, Scott! 'Course if it >does< involve a special lever, I'm sunk: My Carter Starter is "hard-wired" from the factory with the standard Nashville E9th setup. (Which is great for my purposes: I don't need to get sidetracked >under< the guitar when I have so much to learn >above< it! But as with any axe, it >does< have its limits.)

Thanks!

Does that sink me?

Thanks for your 'structions and offer of telephone support!

I'll try it out as soon as I can, but practicing is on low priority for the next few weeks -- our 9 month old daughter is having heart surgery Friday. So if I seem to "disappear" from here, that's why.

Thanks!

I will be thinking of you and your girl, and I know she will be okay.

I thank all of you, whether you post your support or not!

Thanks to all,
David

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She did great! It took place at Egleston in Atlanta, where my parents live. Actually, it was the open heart surgery that went best on the whole trip! She got a stomach virus as soon as she came home from the hospital. She got over it OK, but when the rest of us got it, we looked -- and felt -- like bowling pins after a strike! We're pretty much over it now, but it generated grist for many stories that are hilarious now that we've survived 'em!

She'll have one more major surgery when she's about 2 years old (she's 9 months now), and if all goes as well as it did this time, that should be that for her heart problems. (I.e., she also has Down syndrome -- 50% of whom have heart defects -- so we have plenty to do on that to give her a better quality of life than she would have had even 10 or 20 years ago.)

That's probably enough info for most, but I do also have an e-mail list that I use to "publish" Amy-related medical updates and prayerful reflections to friends and family that I started with her early diagnoses and my grappling with them. It goes to over a 100 people now.

Think what the world would be like if >every< child got that much prayer to start off with!