Fred Treece Plays Some Great Music

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Chris Templeton
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Fred Treece Plays Some Great Music

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Excel 3/4 Pedal With An 8 String Hawaiian Neck, Sierra Tapper (10 string with a raised fretboard to fret with fingers), Single neck Fessenden 3/5
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Jerry Overstreet
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Oh Yeah! Great pickin', nice tones. Way to go Fred! All good...great Reed pickin' there too.

Thanks for the heads up Chris.
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Post by Joachim Kettner »

What a good musician he is!
Splashes of Albert Lee and Robben Ford, but still himself.
Fender Kingman, Sierra Crown D-10, Evans Amplifier, Soup Cube.
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Post by Dave Magram »

Yes indeed...
That is some hot picking, Fred!

Good job on the other instruments, too. :D

- Dave
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Post by Larry Dering »

Some fine wicked picking from Fred.
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Post by Donny Hinson »

You keep picking it like that and it'll never get better!

Fine job :mrgreen:
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Fred Treece
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Post by Fred Treece »

Thanks, Chris and everybody!
Those tunes were recorded over 20 years ago, and I sometimes forget they’re still there on Reverbnation.
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Post by Tucker Jackson »

Well done, Fred! If I played guitar like that, I never would have gotten around to taking up steel.
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