Carter Brothers: "Let Everybody Dance"

A Carter Brothers song inspired by the story of Ted Williams, the homeless man with the amazing voice who was discovered and given a second chance by a stranger and the global online community that was moved by his story. Tim Carter is a Grammy Award winning musician and producer, and a monster banjo player who wrote this in a matter of hours after hearing of Williams' story. The video was created by Michael Tew, a fan club volunteer.

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[MattDentino]

Uh oh, after listening to this song, think it is a different Ted Williams, never mind...sorry :(

[MattDentino]

Yes, I love Ted Williams,too! He certainly is one of the greatest hitters of all time and also a real American patriot! After hitting 406% in the Summer of '41 he signed up for the army when the japs bombed Pearl Harborn 12/7/41 how many athletes would do that today!? Thanks for remembering him and go Boston!

[MattDentino]

Yes, I love Ted Williams,too! He certainly is one of the greatest hitters of all time and also a real American patriot! After hitting 406% in the Summer of '41 he signed up for the army when the japs bombed Pearl Harborn 12/7/41 how many athletes would do that today!? No, he wasn't one of those homeless druggies, he was a real hero! Thanks for remembering him and go Boston!

[tp97293]

Great job Tim!! This one is destined for the Bro's Greatest Hits CD.

[timcarter57]

I wrote this tune in about an hour after watching the story of the homeless guy Ted Williams, I recorded it that day... I'm playing mando, acoustic and singing, Danny is playing his wonderfu Rickenbacker 12-String, Ross Sermons is playing bass and Dann Sherrill drums... enjoy