First lesson for steel beginners.

[thefatcyclist]

This is a good lesson, and it looks like you are speaking to friends.
Just 2 things, as I am not a pedal steel player the backing track part was irrelevant to me, so I scrolled it. I watched because I picked the vid up on the forum, and because I am looking for beginner stuff like bar holds etc., which was useful.

2nd
We'll have it again but this time for C6 lapsteel.

well done.
I'mm 55 BTW

[slimbo]

Hi thefatcyclist, managed to find a version I did on my lap steel C6 tuning a while ago, if you go here you may have to enter my name, or it may take you straight to my page, go to track 15 and have a listen, regards, Slim.
http://steelguitarnetwork.com/profile/SlimPickins

[rusty douch]

Nice one Slim, very easy to understand.

[Dave Nutt]

Rusty Douch> now theres a name from a zillion years ago, how ya doing mate?

[Nick Bidmade]

Great stuff - thanks Slimbo. Easy to understand and apply - a good style.
This tune is very similar to 'Harmony Constant' by Mike Nesmith with the peerless Red Rhodes on steel, so an extra bonus for me! 2 tunes in one!

[thefatcyclist]

Hi thefatcyclist, managed to find a version I did on my lap steel C6 tuning a while ago, if you go here you may have to enter my name, or it may take you straight to my page, go to track 15 and have a listen, regards, Slim.
http://steelguitarnetwork.com/profile/SlimPickins

Ha ha the jokes comes back to haunt me, i'll give it a go if I can find a tab. Cheers

[rusty douch]

Rusty Douch> now theres a name from a zillion years ago, how ya doing mate?

Hello Dave, a long time since we see each other, would have been when I had the Wild Bunch on the circuit, in the good old days....Hope you are well mate?

[slimbo]

Hi thefatcyclist, managed to find a version I did on my lap steel C6 tuning a while ago, if you go here you may have to enter my name, or it may take you straight to my page, go to track 15 and have a listen, regards, Slim.
http://steelguitarnetwork.com/profile/SlimPickins

Ha ha the jokes comes back to haunt me, i'll give it a go if I can find a tab. Cheers

Hi TFC,Try not to get to involved in tabliture, this is just my opinion try to find of the notes your looking for within the cord you're playing, many songs are three cord tricks, which is known as a 1.4.5. Set up.
Converting this setup to a lap steel in C6 comes out as a 1.5.7. Which is still the same chords but these are the fret's you will find the notes on according to the key you are playing in, give it a try, any difficulty, give me a shout .

[Dave Nutt]

Rusty Douch> now theres a name from a zillion years ago, how ya doing mate?

Hello Dave, a long time since we see each other, would have been when I had the Wild Bunch on the circuit, in the good old days....Hope you are well mate?

Rusty,hadnt better snatch Slims post.
Doin great mate, dont pick anymore only in bedroom. yep! 'the good old days' we lived and experienced some good times.
Sorry Slim,hope you dont mind old farts rambling.

[smitbar]

Good one Slimbo. The mickey Adams vids have got me started, as recommended by Derek Thurlby