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Feb. 8, 2007 Matt Tedder & B.B. King |
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I wanted to share this photo with you and your readers. This is my son Matthew and the great B.B. King backstage in Fort Worth. Mr. King talked to Matt like a wise old grandfather and stressed to him the importance of doing well in school and getting a college education. After talking for about 15 minutes, Mr. King was kind enough to sign 2 autographs for him and wished him good luck with his guitar playing. Matthew has played guitar since he was 8 years old and is now 11. He has performed on stage with Bugs Henderson and John Nitzinger who was a 70s era recording artist and former guitarist for Alice Cooper. Matthew continues to take lessons from John Nitzinger and Fort Worth blues guitar master Dennis Dullea. Matt plays in the Fort Worth area as Matt Mojo Tedder. I hope you enjoy the photo Ted.
Best wishes Charles Tedder (Feb. 8, 2007) |
Hello Ted Wright. Hope
things are well with you. I wanted to tell you that I enjoy reading the web
page and enjoy looking at the photos that bring back memories. Ted I think
I have a bit of news that some of the readers might find entertaining. We
have a retiring rock and roll star here in Fort Worth by the name of John
Nitzinger. My son has taken guitar lessons from him and Mr. Nitzinger was
impressed enough with him to include him in his farewell concert. Did you
get the excert from the Star
Telegram? That was the write up before the show and there is just a small
bit about my son Matt but I am still very proud of him. Mr. Nitzinger and
my son started with a shuffle in G and finished with a 1970s Nitzinger
hit called the jelly roll blues. Both songs received standing
ovations.
Regards, Charles Tedder
If anyone would like to email me and say hello they may do so at (charles.h.tedder@lmco.com)