First lesson for steel beginners.

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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby slimbo » Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:53 pm



Hi all, just had to back track for anyone contemplating buying or learning to play the steel, just a few hint's to help them along the way.
No fancy remark's required from you big boy's, I know it's not 100% but if it bring's a few newby's in all well and good.
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby Jimmy Gibson » Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:15 pm

Absolutely fantastic, well done mate..


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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby Gretschnut » Tue Jul 30, 2013 7:14 pm

Hi Slimbo, another session well worth the time, basic stuff but well put across. Really looked forward to getting home and watching it as the company website doesn't allow access to these sites.

On the subject of finger picks, some people I have noticed, such as Gerry Hogan whom I saw recently with Albert Lee, plays with 3 finger picks. Are there any pro's and con's on this subject, particularly as the basic grips are shown as three strings, and tab is generally written as three note goups?

Looking forward to the third in the series. Best wishes, H.
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby slimbo » Tue Jul 30, 2013 8:47 pm

Good point H, will bring this up on next lesson, thou I don't know too many who use three finger pick's, but it's worth knowing,ta,Slim.
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby smitbar » Tue Jul 30, 2013 10:55 pm

Enjoying these two video's Slimbo has done, gonna have a go at the instrumental one, I have progressed past the Mickey Adams easy ones now but they seem to jump a fair distance up to the next ones :)
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby slimbo » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:04 pm

[email protected] for Blue Of The Night backing little buddy.
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby Uncle Roy » Wed Jul 31, 2013 3:09 pm

Well done Slim, very good.here's another talent teaching. Top marks .
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby derek evans 15 » Wed Aug 07, 2013 4:34 pm

HI DERRICK , MY NAME IS DEREK ALSO ,AND JUST TO SAY HOW I CAME ACROSS YOUR LESSON ON U TUBE . AND LEARNED IT .REALLY GREAT STUFF . WHAT IS IT,S TITLE ? IV,E IT SOMEWERE I THINK BUT NOT SURE . REGARDS DEREK.
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby slimbo » Wed Aug 07, 2013 4:44 pm

Hi Derek, it's called, Blue Of The Night, an old Bing Crosby song from way back, hope you'r getting on with it ok,Slim, AKA Derrick.
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Re: First lesson for steel beginners.

Postby Magnum » Wed Oct 30, 2013 3:57 pm

Hi Slim
Much appreciated you taking time out to help us strugglers. Have you considered one to one tuition from your home base in Reading? Your technique is some something that I lack.
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