Get Carter - Backstage In History From JFK’s Assassination To The Rolling Stones

Bill Carter is one of the best storytellers I have ever met. I loved sitting in his office listening to him tell us stories about his adventures. He has a broad range of friends, acquaintances and enemies and now I can read about all of them in one book!! Working with Bill taught me so many things that I continue to use today. This should be one heck of an interesting, entertaining book. I can't wait!
Reba McEntire - Country Artist, Actress

Bill Carter

very so often a book comes along that defies conventional classification. It's non fiction, yet reads like a novel; it's main character is larger than life, a little like John Wayne and yet his clients included the Rolling Stones, the best known rock band in the world. He was a member of President John F. Kennedy's Secret Service and managed country and western singers as well.

Almost everyone he has ever come into contact with learned to respect his honesty and morality. Whenever someone needed to get a difficult job done and get it done well, the word would go out to "Get Carter".

Bill Carter is that man and his memoirs, "Get Carter - Backstage In History From JFK’s Assassination To The Rolling Stones" will take you on a wild ride through the second half of the Twentieth Century

When you pick up this book be prepared to sit and read for a while because you won't be able to put it down.

Bill Carter tells his story of a country boy from a modest background who learned to be comfortable walking the halls of power, surrounded by some of the most powerful and influential people of the time. He weaves his tale with such down home charm and wit that you find yourself imagining not only that you are there beside him, but that you are shaking the hands of the very same earth shakers and movers as Bill himself.

Deadly Aim You get to look behind the scenes of John F. Kennedy's Washington and you're there on that terrible day in Dallas, Texas when the world changed forever when three shots rang out in the afternoon sun and our beloved young president lay dead at the hands of a madman.

You're there in the underground garage when the madman is himself slain in front of a shocked nation, leaving questions unanswered to this very day.

And that's just the beginning!

Here's just a glimpse of what else is in store for you in this one of a kind memoir:

Who Killed the President?
Behind the scenes look at what the Secret Service was doing during The Warren Commission's investigation of President Kennedy's assassination.
Why Kennedy’s Death Was a Tragedy
The truth behind Kennedy's wish to pull all troops and advisory personnel out of Vietnam, which could have meant NO Vietnam War and saved thousands of American lives.
The Future Is Now
Bill Carter's life after Kennedy, serving President Johnson and the First Lady. Time for a change. Helping Fred Smith get Federal Express off the ground.
On the Road with the Rolling Stones
Finding a way to get visas for "the most dangerous rock-and-roll band in the world,” the Rolling Stones.
U.S. Tour—1975
Touring with the Stones as part of the secret agreement with the State Department that allowed Mick Jagger and the boys into the States.
The Reports of the Premature Death of the Rolling Stones Are Not Exaggerated
The newspapers screamed: “Keith Richards, lead guitarist with the Rolling Stones, has been charged here with possession of heroin for the purpose of trafficking. An ounce of heroin with an estimated street value of $4,000 was seized in a downtown hotel after a week-long investigation at Toronto International Airport.”
Life As Usual—The 1978 Tour
The Stones decide to play small out of the way theaters and halls in between the large sold out stadium gigs, in secret. And much. much more . . .
Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash
Finding the crashed plane of the great southern rock band and the aftermath.
Little Miss TNT
The molding of Tanya Tucker from teenage wonder to mega-star and the cover of "Rolling Stone Magazine".
Do You Know How to Skin a Catfish?
Threatening President Richard Nixon with a lawsuit on behalf of ex-Teamster President Jimmy Hoffa.
The Release of Steve McQueen’s Body: The Reality and the Myth
The Intimidator (Bill Carter), attacks Mexico to gain custody of the body of Hollywood Legend Steve McQueen.
Nuclear Disaster in Damascus
On a missile site in Damascus, Arkansas, a tanker truck loaded with deadly chemicals was sitting unattended when it developed a leak, unbeknownst to the Air Force. By the time the nearby farmers saw the toxic cloud over their heads, some had breathed the noxious fumes. They reported the leak and . . .
I'm a Little Bit Country . . . I'm a Little Bit Gospel . . . I'm a Little Bit Rock ’n’ Roll
The rise of Reba McEntire, Rodney Crowell, Bill Gaither, Billy Graham's legacy, negotiations on an HBO special for rock legend David Bowie almost cost me a client and caused the futures of a TV producer and a business manager to flash before their eyes.

Dress Blues
The Air force Years. In 1954 we were concerned about Russian bomber attacks, so we had an air defense network of radar systems all around the country to protect us against incoming Soviet bombers. The ADC was a new command in . . .
The College Years
The return from Iceland and attending Arkansas State. Good grades, beautiful girls and happy times.
The Psychic Years
Developing spiritual connections with some of the most amazing people on the planet. Ruth Montgomery and John Harricharan and many, many past lives.
The View From The Cumberland
Feeling fortunate to have brushed shoulders with some of the giants of the 20th century—Billy Graham, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Harry Truman, Bill Gaither, the Rolling Stones, Jimmy Hoffa and Wilbur Mills, Bill Carter spends his time on his forty acre farm outside Nashville on the Cumberland River with his lovely wife, Marlow.

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But there's no reason to take my word for how truly remarkable the life of Bill Carter has been. Here's what some other's have to say:

"Bill Carter has lived a life like no other."

Bill Carter has lived a life like no other. From serving in John F. Kennedy’s Secret Service to shepherding the Rolling Stones through their tumultuous first U.S. stadium tour and their myriad legal problems, he witnessed first hand and participated in massive shifts in American history.

Chet Flippo, Former Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine Editorial Director of CMT.com

"Bill Carter’s history is so fascinating for me and . . ."

Since November 22, 1963, JFK has been a household name for a whole generation of Soviet baby-boomers, that is my generation. That’s why Bill Carter’s history is so fascinating for me and for many people back in Russia. On a more personal note: Bill is a man who has once introduced me to the enchanting world of the gospel music.

Vladimir Kiklo, ITAR-TASS UN correspondent

"If you wanted something done that was complicated, tough to do and had a short timeline, Carter was THE person to call"

Carter and I have been good friends since we first met, back in the ’70s. When we first met, he was living in Little Rock and just getting his feet wet in the music business. Our association continued after he moved to Nashville and became a personal manager to several country music artists. If you wanted something done that was complicated, tough to do and had a short timeline, Carter was THE person to call. He handled delicate matters for my friend and client, Steve McQueen and other industry people in Los Angeles, and he never failed in what he set out to do and he never complained. More importantly, he has been consistently honest and forthright in his dealings, something too seldom found in the entertainment industry in LA. He really is one of a kind, and I am proud to call him a friend through thick and thin.

W.J. (Bill) Maher - Formerly Senior Executive with CMA and ICM talent agencies Primary Advisor to actor Steve McQueen

". . . he was representing the Rolling Stones, Tanya Tucker and other luminaries"

When I first met Bill Carter and started associating with him (on his mundane cases) he was representing the Rolling Stones, Tanya Tucker and other luminaries. His brilliant and exciting career as an adult con-trasts with the days of his youth when he spent much of his time out of school picking cotton in the hellish hot fields of northeast Arkansas. If you want to get it from the inside from a charismatic, bright, unbelievably energetic figure, read Billy Neal Carter’s memoirs.

Billy Roy Wilson - Little Rock, Arkansas

"This book will tell a story and a good one, but it’s the storyteller who is the real story."

I consider myself normal. Bill Carter isn't. For instance he differs with “normal people” in that he embraces reincarnation and is a Democrat! But still he is one of the most unforgettable characters I'll ever meet. This book will tell a story and a good one, but it’s the storyteller who is the real story. He’s stubborn and determined, but has a tremendous sense of humor, he’s tough but still a romantic and he is loyal yet is inclusive. He’s a friend of mine and you will be his, as well, after you have read this book. Or at least an admirer.

Jay Dickey - Former Member of Congress 1993-2000, Arkansas - R

"Bill Carter is larger than life—like a character in an Elmore Leonard novel."

I consider myself normal. Bill Carter isn't. For instance he differs with “normal people” in that he embraces reincarnation and is a Democrat! But still he is one of the most unforgettable characters I’ll ever meet. This book will tell a story and a good one, but it’s the storyteller who is the real story. He’s stubborn and determined, but has a tremendous sense of humor, he’s tough but still a romantic and he is loyal yet is inclusive. He’s a friend of mine and you will be his, as well, after you have read this book. Or at least an admirer.

Alan Branton - TV, Concert and Broadway Lighting Designer

". . . he helped one of America’s great businesses, Federal Express, get off the ground."

Bill Carter is an American in the John Wayne tradition. He made something out of himself. His story is one of a man who made things happen for his friends and clients, whether in politics, business or the entertainment arena. In one of his endeavors he helped one of America’s great businesses, Federal Express, get off the ground!

Frank Watson, Former Law Partner
Member of the Original Board of Directors of Federal Express

"Bill Carter is a true American original. A fascinating man."

Reading Bill Carter's book was like traveling through a time warp with stops at many of the important historical and social events that make up the history of the last half of the Twentieth Century. What an enjoyable ride! Bill Carter is a true American original. A fascinating man.

Robert Kleine - Author, Copywriter, Website Developer
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