by mick hearn » Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:01 pm
John. No-one is excluded given the fact that most pedal steel players use twin necks (I could never afford one) and already have a C6 tuning. What I demonstrated with the National was using the C6 tuning - and I have heard you mess around on C6. The differnece is that I will use bar slants whereas you probably have a pedal to do most things. Apart from the fact that you will be able to get a lot more wonderful chords out of yours than I would.
The lap steel interest with a lot of players ranges from western swing to overdriven blues as well as Hawaiian and the number of tunings used is tremendous.
The request was a passing thought. Once I am back from hols I will come over one day and we can swop licks.
Who knows, I might even do a teaching video for Sunny Side showing how I did it.
ShoBud 6139 - Remington Steelmaster - George Boards 8 String - Gretsch Country Gent - National Twin 8 Console x 2 - National New Yorker and a shed full of guitars.