I Played THE ACTUAL Sweet Home Alabama Guitar

In this episode of Guitar Store Tours, we go to my favorite store in Nashville TN, Carter Vintage Guitars. They always have some amazing guitars in stock, but today I got to play one of the coolest guitars ever, Ed King's 1973 Fender Stratocaster that was used to record Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd. This is the Sweet Home Alabama Guitar.
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[@MarkK01]

Living in Canada sucks for a left handed person. I want to learn to play electric guitar so bad before my fingers won't allow me to. Where I live in Canada no one has a left handed electric guitar. Sure I can get one ordered in but I will have to wait a year or two for one to come in. I am getting really frustrating and about ready to give up on my dream of playing.

[@MartyMusic]

Awesome dude 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@doctorhrtattack1185]

Marty Music marty!

[@wwiihistory7627]

Marty!

[@thomasjeffers6952]

Marty Music you’re my go to guitar KZbin teacher!!!!

[@xxmatrixflames]

The legend him self has arrived 😂 the person who has taught me more then half of my songs!

[@samuelgraves340]

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[@AB-ck2ej]

8:25 for the guitar

[@Domce-fw1qu]

Thanks mate

[@rileysnedlog5006]

AB thanks bro i lol

[@BTNU-ru4dy]

Thanks man

[@Sonic-gy7kq]

Your the hero we need

[@DavidSJ_DAP]

It's funny that for an admittedly "not a strat" guy, so many of your influences and favorite guitar players ARE "strat guys"...

[@chaskiandcie]

This is exactly my case : I love above all David Gilmour, Jeff Beck, Roy Gallagher, Chris Buck, John Frusciante... But I'm admittedly an big telecaster guy!

[@Dreyno]

I love Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, the Edge, 70s Clapton, Mike Campbell etc. But I just never feel comfortable playing one. A Les Paul or an SG fits like a glove. My go to single coil guitar is a Tele. It “makes sense” from. Gibson point of view. A Strat feels completely strange by comparison.

[@SuperDiddzz]

It is said in England that Leo got it right first time.

[@funkster007]

Big Rock Yep, it's almost hard to imagine Ed playing any other guitar simply for how well he made the strat sound. It's kinda bizarre seeing him as a teenager playing an SG in the Strawberry Alarm Clock "Incense & Peppermints" video. lol

[@clicheguevara5282]

Same. I play a Jazzmaster and a Ric most often... But I LOVE Strats and Strat players.

[@gregorymunford5308]

Thanks for the posting. Triggered some heavy nostalgia. I knew Ed at the beginning - I was the singer on his first hit Insence & Peppermints. Great guitarist, talent. , guy. I rmember when he showed me how to play My Generation the right way. (And helped me snag Townshend’s shattered guitar neck when the Who opened for the Alarm Clock (!) in 67.) I wouldnt call him shy - just very self contained. (His story of how he got onto Lynrd is not the way of a shy man). We were never close friends but we always stayed in touch. I enjoyed very much seeing his many you tube and snarky facebook postings over the years. Sad day when we lost him. Thanks again.

[@randomguitarstuff2404]

Bro that's sooooo cool

[@eternalism8274]

So glad I watched this vid, because the sign on the guitar informed me about the Strawberry Alarm Clock connection. 🍄🤯 I love SAC! & my first amp was a 120W Peavy Deuce, which later I found was the model used by & created for Lynyrd Skynyrd. I was a beginner and the amp was way over my head but now I could harness it.

[@aschule5684]

Incense and Peppermint's is a great song that also made quite an impression on me growing up and fit so nicely in the psychedelic era, it had a certain kind of "haunting happiness" and you had a very unique voice that was just so perfect for that piece of music you made. It was mind blowing to learn that Ed was also a part of that. Thanks for stopping by and making yourself known here Greg. Thanks also for the memories of Ed and the great music you were such a huge part of that touched my life I'll never forget ✌️

[@MattyK-USA]

Man, that was borderline emotional watching you play Sweet Home on *that* guitar. Uncanny how well you nailed the tone.

[@malcolmadams2105]

MattyK USA yeah I think I must watch listen 👂 again.

[@djizzah]

I agree the first couple of notes were spot on tone wise

[@justj5s644]

Ed king was a genius, and such a great player. Seeing his guitars for sale make me emotional.

[@B_-_t_-_-_-_]

True that. Seeing a guy like Rhett whose life is guitar coming in contact with an iconic piece of guitar history that had meaning to him made me emotional, 'cause you could see what it meant to him.

[@BeatlesCentricUniverse]

SO original, never heard playing like his before, or since.

[@aschule5684]

People all make such a big deal about Steve Gaines and no disrespect he was a talented guy but, I personally didn't care for the "Steve Gaines Skynyrd" the music didn't feel the same to me anymore, I will forever be a "Ed King era" Skynyrd fan and thinking about it, of their first 3 albums with Ed I can't really say I love any one more than another. All 3 were equally great albums for me. That hippie kid from Cali really added just the right amount of sweet to the sound and songwriting of those southern boys. They were never the same without him.

[@robertfoster1339]

@@aschule5684.. They were both great in their own way.. I really liked Ed King he played with a lot of soul heart to hand. Steve was a little more flashy, case in point the intro to I know a little

[@admiralsnaccbarr5514]

If I close my eyes and think, "Fender Stratocaster," I picture this guitar.

[@surfthejapstrat7010]

admiral snaccbarr if I close my eyes and think fender stratocaster, I walk into a wall

[@diegombittencourt]

Mine is Clapton's black and white

[@user-jc8yw8nl3y]

Mine is a red strat

[@ocrow3654]

John Goodin mine is either Eric claptons or mark knopflers

[@SuperZiggyCraft]

ocrow365 Mines either Eric Claptons, SRVs or just a sunburst strat

[@RossCampbellGuitarist]

Ha! I was just telling a friend about Carter the other day and how they have THE Sweet Home strat. Amazing.

[@youKnowWho3311]

I just went form this vid to your practice vid afterwards and started playing over the changes. reading this made me laugh. small world on the interwebs

[@davemcafeeguitar]

I find it intriguing that the CBS 70s era Strats get such a bad rap, yet a lot of the worlds best riffs and most iconic players all used them: Blackmore, Gilmore, Yngwie, Beck, The Edge, Ed King, list goes on and on....

[@NEVER--MIND]

The build quality was crap, relative to the '50's guitars, starting in the mid 1960's.. A great player can make any guitar sound awesome.

[@NEVER--MIND]

You could buy a '90's MIJ Strat for about 700 bucks, that would thrash any '70's example.

[@davemcafeeguitar]

Bob W. That is BS. Not ALL 70’s Strats are dogs. The build quality was indeed inconsistent, but some of them are stellar. It was hit and miss. I personally have a 75’ Strat that I picked up a few years ago that is perfect weight and plays and sounds like a jewell.

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Bob W. I’ll let you buy the 90s Strat and let’s see which one is worth more money in a few years. 🤣

[@NEVER--MIND]

@@davemcafeeguitar I like a guitar for its sound, and play ability, not because it is 'vintage'. It just so happens, that I own a '56 Strat that looks like it was dragged down the road, and a '59 Les Paul Jr. I'm not too worried about the financial appreciation of my '90's MIJ Strat...... :-) I've been playing for almost 50 years, and was turned off by the downturn of the build quality of Fender guitars, back in the day. (Don't get me started about Gibson)

[@RC32Smiths01]

Please never stop this series! It's always a blast to see Gems of the guitar past into the present!

[@AdamGotheridge]

It had "that" sound. I wonder if it sold yet. Someone is going to see this, hear that, and want it.

[@tommygrant6275]

it's still for sale....for $450,000

[@pilsplease7561]

@@tommygrant6275 If i had that cash i would buy it. Might have to sell my vintage car and buy it just to own it because its dope.

[@zero1fifty8]

I'd buy it

[@zMuddaFkka]

@@evankeal 10,000??! LoL that guitar has been heard on just about every radio in the entire world.

[@tinyb4165]

It's been there for around 2 years and no one has bought it. I'm inclined to think that Christie and Walter don't really want to sell it.

[@songsfromspringcreekave821]

What an incredibly cool experience! Playing one of the most iconic riffs in rock, on the exact guitar it was recorded on. That is epic dude!

[@williamknell864]

I don't care for Skynyrd. But when you played that lick, it was just eerie, how ON it sounded!

[@bratboy204]

But it really didn't. He's missing just a few tiny notes. Go watch Marty Schwartz go to Ed Kings place, and listen to the real way it's played.

[@jmulaaclips6859]

@@bratboy204 I think he’s talking more on the tone but I get what you’re saying

[@rodericksheppardgolf]

Being from Florida, it was such a treat hearing the “Sweet Home Alabama” guitar played. Thanks👍

[@jimbeaux4988]

For me that is the definitive strat sound.

[@45acpauto]

I became a Skynyrd way back in the early seventies, they inspired me to play guitar. I wound have been crying like a baby the whole time I was playing Ed Kings guitar!

[@swedejohanson7739]

I’d be nervous as hell just walking around in that store? Couldn’t imagine actually picking a guitar up?

[@mtrask3970]

Why did you put question marks after statements?

[@swedejohanson7739]

Edgar Trask what are you, an English teacher?

[@mtrask3970]

@@swedejohanson7739 Obviously, you need one? Question marks are used after a question, not a statement? Just trying to help, mate?

[@swedejohanson7739]

Edgar Trask hey thanks buddy, I appreciate that! Do you realize that the reason I put a question mark behind my “ statements” is because I would be questioning even going into that store in the first place and I’d damn sure be questioning touching any guitar in there?

[@jbed6]

I’m Spartacus I'm here wondering if you're having a good day? Having similar concerns and was wondering how anyone has big enough balls to go in, even play something?

[@leftwing73]

That riff just lives in that guitar.

[@Sooby007]

So cool. It sounded just like it when you played the riff. That Trini sounded amazing too. And props to Tilly for Hendrix Chevrolet! 😁

[@9MAYHEM6]

11:40 there ya go guys no need to thank me!(:

[@danw1955]

That Ed King riff alone was worth a huge thumbs-up! Got a little misty eyed here when I heard that *on the same exact guitar that it was played on all those years ago!* I didn't realize that Ed King passed away just a couple years ago. We're slowly, but surely losing all the rock & roll greats.😢 Nice demo you guys!😁 🤘😎🤘

[@javierguerrero6168]

Rhett it was a pleasure to meet you ! Great video as usual & what a treat to play the Ed King Strat! All the best Javier

[@oldrrocr]

at 13:30 a guitarist comes to grip with finally holding his "holy grail".

[@MrJsteed2009]

That is such an awesome experience-- really enjoyed it vicariously 👍 I caught how the chords resonated in that room! Wow!

[@fishypaw]

Cool video Rhett. One of the best bits about it was that you made me go watch the Ed and Marty interview, which is now one of my favourite KZbin guitar videos of all time. Cheers.

[@bryur29]

Thank you for this video Rhett. I recently made my first visit to Nashville and hit the big 3 guitar stores. Carter's was by far the coolest. Everyone in the store was super cool and friendly and willing to answer any questions as well as let you play virtually anything. They had a great inventory of instruments and I feel like I could've hung out there all day. Keep making these awesome videos!!

[@steveg219]

I was just at Carter’s the other day while traveling to Nashville, it is a fantastic place. Cool video and great opportunity to play that historical Guitar!

[@bkbinj6320]

@Rhett Shull- Glad you got to play that lick on that guitar. Very cool!

[@GearDojo]

Rhett, I’ve been watching you for years and I had no clue you lived in Mobile at one point. I was born in Mobile, and grew up in Baldwin county across the bay. Love that you did the play thru, hit me in the feels. As much as that song gets played out, it still holds a special place for a lot of people here in the Yellowhammer State.

[@jonmac380]

Riff sounded just like the original recording! Awesome.

[@VERBANDTREM]

So Good! You nailed it! between Zach, Rick and Dave you have the best mates ever! I'm going to Nashville in April from Australia hope it's still there to look at.

[@markhammer643]

I imagine the reissue Bassman, modded by Alex Dumble, with the $50,000 price tag, is still there on the floor unsold? I haven't made it to Gruhn's at the new location, but when I was there a decade back, and made it to the esteemed 2nd floor, off in the corner was an inconspicuous Magnatone amp. I got closer and saw a Dymo label on it that said "Buddy Holly", along with a $175,000 price tag. Buddy Holly's amp?! Holy crap!

[@zackcoffmanguitar]

Mark Hammer the whole dumble thing is so stupid. No amp is worth that price tag.

[@Scoots1994]

@@zackcoffmanguitar It's worth what someone will pay for it. I will say, Dumble himself finds it kind of stupid what people will pay for them. Much as Bill Finnegan feels about the prices paid for original Klon Centaurs.

[@sharonraizor2839]

Yes, the Bassman is still there, and there is one more Dumble amp too.

[@iansullivan8955]

There's a rig rundown on KZbin where Jason Isbell talks about how Carter had asked him to demo some vintage guitars and one of them was Ed King's "Red Eye" Les Paul. He said he felt like they set him up because they knew he couldn't leave without purchasing it. Turns out they were right because he's now the proud owner!

[@bassettraceengines]

Way Cool !!! Thanks for playing and sharing !!!

[@solarpoint1]

great content. it's encouraging to us older players that were contemporary with Skynyrd (live in jax Fl as well!) to see the respect you and your friends exhibit towards these rock music legends and Ed in particular. Thanks.

[@satellitesurfrockanthonyak5738]

Rhett! Wow! the emotion was shared you are so lucky! holding time, history, youth in your hands. the sound of liberty!

[@spankyhanderson3680]

GREAT video. Awesome to see and feel such authentic emotional connection to an iconic guitar. I had never learned to play that song until the day I heard on the news that Ed had died. I sat down right then with my Strat and pulled up KZbin videos and didn’t get out of my seat until I had learned to play Sweet Home Alabama.

[@krazwellfishman9158]

Good work Rhett, that was one of the best so far. Carter is insane.

[@MikeFromNashville]

Carters is the best for sure. They are always so friendly! They always have amazing guitars, pedals and they treat everyone kind.

[@brysimm404]

Great segment, Rhett. I grew up in Birmingham and like you, am now in ATL (Decatur). Skynard was of course a big part of my musical youth too so I can imagine playing THAT guitar would be pretty amazing 👍

[@dmntuba]

With a Great Guitar comes Great Responsibility 👍

[@jimposten]

First riff I ever learned on guitar (Completely incorrectly) and it started a now 22 year love affair with the instrument. I flat out got chills when you played it. I will be in Nashville next week. I cant wait to see it in person.

[@nateray6190]

I’ve been to that store so many times in my life! I loved going in there and touching and playing the guitars, something about being in a place with so much history

[@johnmoser2689]

What a cool piece of history... as always another great video thanks Rhett

[@zero1fifty8]

Skynyrd's one of my favorite bands, thanks for playing that classic riff!!

[@jamesseverin]

That sounded great my friend!

[@guitmickify]

Good Morning Rhett, Thanks for the tour of good tones.

[@johnhurtt977]

Really dig the Guitar Store visits...and that strat into that little Fender sounded sweet!

[@HRJ1411]

I’m from the UK, a couple of years ago took a ‘road trip’ in US. It included going through Memphis and Nashville. I’m not a great guitarist but thought, can’t come to Nashville without checking out a music shop. As I got into town, punched guitar shop into Google Maps, and this place came up, had never heard of it, but thought I’d give it a try? Wow, fantastic shop, and great team, they let me try out a few guitars such a wonderful and memorable afternoon, one of the great highlights of the trip. Really enjoyed this video!

[@ibji]

I used to own a '73 strat (was stolen) It came stock with a 3 way selector switch, no surprise that a 5 way was installed. There was a time when there was only 2 eras of fenders, pre-cbs and cbs. The cbs era guitars were not as well made, but if you could get past the imperfections, they still had great tone.

[@creeker90]

And the real star of this episode.... That fabulous tweed fender amp! Such a great breakup tone.

[@jimedward8908]

The memories & emotions of high school come flooding in with the Sweet Home riff - good times.....

[@johnhorning2506]

Awesome experience. Would love to have that opportunity!

[@wesleyb_92]

I was born in Macon, Ga and grew up in Dublin, Ga and skynyrd was a huge part of my childhood. Riding in the truck with dad. Hearing that guitar is something else man.

[@melodymakermark]

I think I saw an interview where Ed said “I can hear myself fighting it”, talking about that Strat. He didn’t like it, but what an iconic riff he squeezed out of that ax.

[@toddflowers8052]

Great video Rhett ! Thanks for sharing this with us. ( I want that Trini !) 😎🎸🤘

[@tarunkumaar625]

I love that 335, I typically don't love the simple red finishes but with those inlays, those sound holes and headstock it looks amazing. It sounds so good.

[@jdaywork2693]

Very cool Rhett! Congrats!

[@cemsarioglu5947]

Wow. Thank you. Such an important piece of music history. The amp is crazy good too and that Gibson as well. But the second you start playing THE song I had goosebumps. Thank you!

[@Stillson14]

Everytime I watch one of your videos, it makes me want to pick up my Strat and play. Your stuff is great man. Thanks!

[@glassslide]

What a cool life experience! Awesome video!

[@grantspaete3677]

10:53 lady had her life flash before her eyes 😂

[@buffalopilot8224]

Awesome video Rhett!

[@RainStickland]

This would be an amazing thing for anyone, but especially for a fan. I'm happy for you.

[@brianwood7237]

😎 super cool...you played it right, on THE guitar, awesome show Rhett

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Dude!! Sounds so great. Love it.

[@__bam]

Cool video dude and nice playin.! I was in Carters a couple months ago. Love that place.

[@gregsteffey1266]

To tag along with this Sweet Home Alabama guitar video you should do a tour of Fame Recording Studio and Muscle Shoals Sound Studio. I had no idea the amount of music that came out of Alabama. I had to work in the area and got a minute to tour them both. It was enlightening. Also I have been to Carter Vintage and I highly recommend going there to anyone going to Nashville! Great video Rhett.

[@gezor20]

"I'm kinda nervous.." and then you NAIL it like the PRO you are! That was SO good! I'm trying to learn it.. pff not a chance I get even close

[@jimh1369]

As a Nashville resident, Carter Vintage is by far my favorite guitar shop, and I have visited most all of them. I have been with a couple of friends who went in to trade, buy or just check out amps, guitars, etc. Cool vibe, amazing instruments, and great staff. Walter, or Mr. Carter himself, is a good guy too. A good friend of mine had an opportunity to hang out with Ed and his wife at a local marina, and got to know Ed personally. He said that Ed was very down to earth, and a genuinely nice guy. RIP, Mr. King.

[@ericfischer996]

Rhett, One time back in the early 90's Tony Rice, THE Tony Rice actually let me play his guitar for a couple of minutes backstage at one of his shows!!!!!!! He was such a nice guy!! PS After watching the rest of your vid, I have to ad that my old buddy, Steve Grills, back up in Rochester NY played the blues in all the bars with a Trini Lopez that he used to strap like Freddy King, over his right shoulder.

[@pilsplease7561]

you lucky man. Lol the most famous person I ever met wasnt a musician but a magician and you can actually f ind video of me with him on the stage. I still cant believe i did that.

[@captaincabbage1895]

As soon as I saw the thumbnail I knew EXACTLY where you went. Best guitar store in Nashville. Best guitar store I've ever been to.

[@FenderGreg]

Really appreciate this video. Although older, have grown up around the same areas in Georgia and Alabama.

[@3GCMusic]

I would’ve fallen over laughing with pure joy if I played THAT lick on THAT guitar. Just too much to take in. I’ve seen it hanging in the shop several times on visits there and it’s always so cool to see it.

[@Le_Rouge_Estrangere]

This was my first song i learned on my strat. Amazing love this

[@guitarlessons769]

Huge Video! Fantastic job on this video.

[@jimdoetsch4885]

playing that strat must be like reaching back through time and touching a moment of musical history.

[@RafaelSantos-nh5wm]

Awesome video man!

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

I still love that song. i'm so glad you got to play it on the original Strat. In a way you're playing it for all of us.

[@swingset1969]

Been in that room and looked at that very guitar and wondered what it would feel like to play that riff. Cool place, and a must-see in Nashville.

[@dangledstash]

Killer content, as always, Rhett!! Thanks for keeping us thoroughly entertained. Every time someone talks about KZbin and is a musician, I always recommend your channel! Keep up the great work.

[@RhettShull]

Thanks Adam!

[@allstopblue5717]

I do the same ! many an acquaintance of mine has made a note in their phone to check out Rhett Shull on KZbin. Haha

[@grene1955]

That Ed King strat sounds AMAZING!

[@robertmazzola1347]

I've been to Nashville 7 times, and every time I made it a point to stop at Carter's. Love that place.

[@guyconnell2250]

How cool is that? Thank you for posting this piece of history.

[@chriskelleymusic4223]

I was just in Carter Vintage the other day and had no idea! :-0 Got to play a 56 Tele, so it was still a good day.

[@peterdebad1]

Nice to see a southern man play the holy Grail of southern rock. Well played Rhett. Have a great week!!

[@TheVigilantStewards]

Went there this year, LOVE THAT STORE!

[@StokesMusicStudiosOnline]

Heck Yeah Rhett! I bet that was a golden moment brotha! To hold that guitar would be cool, and you got to play "the riff" haha! Love that part man, you got it in!

[@nazmoking3171]

Rhett, you're playing continues to get better and better! Nice stylistic playing and had to be exciting to touch, much less, play Sweet Home on this historic instrument😎 I want to see a vid of Neal Young playing this guitar 😁

[@dennislawrence9740]

Great Video Rhett. Trying to think of other guitars / riffs that could come close to this.......

[@williambrakefield7578]

That is very cool that Rhett got to play THAT guitar. I would've felt the same way as our experiences with that song are very similar.

[@TheRiveroad]

Loved this !

[@limpindug]

Rhett you let your emotion show, good on you. Respect

[@guywerry6614]

Never mind the riff it's famous for, when you moved into the Hendrix lick that was really beautiful. It's a wonderful tone - nice playing.

[@jefferyaldaz4665]

Your living my dream right now😭 congrats man,

[@feddomeijerwiersma6955]

The feels, dude. Thanks for the feels. 👍🏼

[@MrBana232]

Was there last year and hands down it's the coolest guitar store I've been to. I played a 70s tele deluxe in mocha and I fell in love. One day I will pull the trigger on that guitar.

[@jomamma1750]

Cool vid! Thanks man.

[@aguitarrman5867]

Only thing better than that would be to play it through the same amp Ed King used. You did a great job playing that riff on it under pressure! I would have totally screwed it up being a NYer which means I probably can't play it right anyway! Nice playing Wind Cries Mary on it too! Very cool!👍👍👍